Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-28

many mon Ihs e!lstence positively preclude long.
se fef the Gre fEses Vest
of z a 6phks sa Ct. p4ss4p
enAsS SGHSaS SSS$s c5sFssH II
MILE MARIE FREDERiCi,
MADAME JOHANNA RoTTER, 'i'A D0Hn@'
MADAME BERTHA JoHANNs EN- '' D'H'A'
MILE SOPHIE pZIUBA, i''"a D'DnA
Prina Sobrette, from Imperial Opera House.
MILE PAGLINE CANIssA,
MAD MARGARET z1nupITas Pslns soubrstte.
..n,,r p.rr,np Seconda Donna.
NJ FRANZ HIMMER, 0''oA'"
=, Tenor Robusto.
SIG. GIUSEPPE TAMARo. isH0f n'fi''
Karl EoR,Tss99o' ,Ts99o' Lyric, Royal Opera, Milan.
The Renowned Bssso.
NJ. 1soDoRn fsnahsHf' fsf nSaflfs;f'sd Ba'so Pr0fund0.
4 rimo Baritone. Royal Opera, Berlin, hrst season
NJ. HIINRiCH srEINEcKE.
n ANTON cp, Prima Baritone
Bssso Buffo
sd1asra s5n Tsss9 n n 5Db9es 6td GsSman 111h'
Premier Danssuse.
=, ,Especiai attention has been given to selecting
GRAND CHORUS.
Win BE- recosniaed fnfia IN the
~. FIRST soPRAs1. Mr.. Charles welsgarber,
Miss Maria Msrehand, SECOND TENoRG.
M.s Nmis Hs NJ
Nine. Cert de Dornbach, Mr.. John Bunsman,
Nine Nine FIedeEik. ID, Boche, Mr.. Henry Miilor.
Miss Mss Anna Anna Miller, Mr. Mr. H EdWaId IdIdn Haimer.
Mime. Martha Berger, Mr.. George Albrecht,
Nine Nine hnna 4. 1,Id MeSeEi YETI Mr.. Herman smith.
Nine Anna Taubot. Mr.. Frederick Urchs,
Master ss Hsnrg Rohn ~ tR1 rssf
Mr. Rhilfp ff GS seSlosser Pshisi hesn' lehman
NJ. Ernst Reidel, Mr.. Otto Otto Smith. In fh.sno0f"'
Mr.. Charles Viereck,
any chorus hitherto organized in America.
nn,,.n TIE GRAND ORCHESTRA.
eonprises The failewing virsuosos
$s1 sasta1 Rsi; Adsph
Lsiboldt.' Gustav Helnscke, Gustav Bernstein,
Louis Holman, Leuis Rumpler. Gustov Billhardt,
TO these for the season in Washington will be
TxftSRh hi hfksH AS SP THh
ATER, which recently received from two ceebra-
eef ra hs
ment Of being one OF the very finest Orchestras
The combined Orchestra will constitute the
largest and most 'els11sd osCaEsTRA
U,ed at any Academy or Theater in Grand Opera
this ssAs01iHE THE GRAND REPERTOIRE
foSE aos$ SffES#fJ iSSSEssSs GRAND
An0"n %oSDxH' II ri S9f5 51Is sSsks5 1864,
First time in Washington of the Great Master
O' RoB1Rr LIE PIABLE. thx Meyerbssr}
Rotter. J Johannssn and Theresa Wood.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER, s, 1864.
FAUST, (by Gounod)
Hermanns, Tamaro, Stenecke, Lehm an ,Frederici,
Dzuiba, Zimmerman.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER, 7. 1864,
H.nsIAsa MARTHA a,.s sy ElotsS ssS.n Madam.
Rotter and Dziuba.
49, LAST NIGHT OF THE GRAND OPERA,
First time In Washington Of the very celebrated
uiAA1 u u~ oDsffH THE JEwEss: !by HalsyyJ
hannsen.
portoire only be presented in the entire world,
in the same nqH'iE BY Tafs Il nsh''
The sale of secured seats for fhe season only, will
CohmopCc ds tu0 DOA OmC0 OI 0IOVeC'6 IQ6Seer
TUESDAY, Nov. %,
at nine O'Clock q. m. precisely. No seats will be
sold, nor in any way retained, before that hour.
Prizes for the seas0n.-Dress Circle and Parouet,
IS; Orchestra Chairs, $40,
No boxes sold before Thursday, Dec. l. No seats
for single Operas before Saturday, Dec s.
Especial attention 10 directed to the season sale
in the earnest hope that those who propose ptr0n.
izing the season will attend prom pity In person or
by messenger, 30 as to prevent subsequent specu-
lAtion in seats.
From the very large expense attending Opera |
this season, the Free List will necessarily Be very
much restricted. No existing com plimentary pass |
from the theater admits to opera. nov 2S
hAi0N CORNER OF NINTH AND srs.