, 1865-11-14

1 AA1AAeAx2AN
Lue7a" Was brought out Lat evening to honz
not 30 larec IL IL shorld have been considering ID
euPesb Earner IN which the opera va rendered
But what the audience lacked in nunbess II mad
up in enthusiasm, aud at lines warmed hp to
genuine surore The eAeet Of Els upon The artist
Wns feis marked. T5ehandsnme reception accost
60 10 saepc. md the enthusiastic applauss Hhie
greeted their Efforts aroused them 10 the hishe.
pitch. both OF vocs1xation and dramatic action, an
Ieau]ted IN naftcriy and artistic representation
Indeed come portions Of the opera hare never bee
| eu1paEsed beEr,
The cast was Is follows: Luaa. Gaidi; Edsa,dt
Mnslaal; Aahton, Fellinl; Raymond, Mille7; a,
thur, L Fnrtei Alice, Magd. o73sndint had bee
snsIS e1t ns for A.hton ha1 sudden .ns.. =
ments notice took The part, TINS giving The audi
baritone at adExnsaec. Aitlcrt. also. Ike m
secondary part Of Raymond, and transformed 1t int
Guidfs Lucia WIS very beautiful piece OF acting
throughout: The expressive cayatina uacor no.
gituaqe, preluded BY the cla11onet solo, which o
@ ;issA Mas TeEy PFvttly dong, was sung With In,
beard Gutd display re graceful little runs % wsrs
shsded rcry onsly, and the trlla, though tight
were . tastefal: The cone IN k7;rd and spar5s d,
@owu ailh scene IN tic last act, with ante accom
panlncut, made boauttful duo and the harmony
Of yoiee and instrument were very perfect. The
reRd,tion " seeei,ed with heafy applause
AT almost Startling from Its truth to nsturu, and
eaeets. The maIedietion 10 rendi Aoi tradtts
Se pest IN I'll
Ills ringing high tones caught the very Injection o
fnry, and pealed out With almost superhumar
poMer Sh!le II faGial expression and gesture. ex
one OF The most effective in the whole opera~ Iosi
none OF ITS talc dramatic beauty at his hands' II
re tomb seens, tofnoe degl he was eq1alIy ieiei
tive power and wealth Of feeling which thoroughly
Eled the Eolemnfty Of the surroundings and II
despair which seizes the miserable Edeario as he
Msnae.s !, among Tic tobs Of his ancestors b.
For 1he frat time in the season we hive b,., !.
tastc Of Felljnis qualities His voice Is hsritopn
o. o. sEeai power M 1nd compass, and, what Is unusual
It's rare e1biliy adapis it 10 he display Of pss.
siou, and his fine conception Of his role enabled
him TO use It thus with great effect. Ills first pin
ltshed him IS favori.e win The audience. It was
FunE with great spirit and splendid fallness and
richness Of voice and Haa enthusiastically received
part, but by his maseIly lmp1rsopation OF #, and
his fna yoca1lzaiion made It . primary one, The
comparatively un,mpotant da4s stna=a, a mere Dc.
sg1Hliss passage, Was perfect lone picture a. be
superb rendering Mere transferred into dramatic
GEMS and invested with beauty Of colorinp anil
artistic treatment which no one but true sriist
pllsh. '''~ 'au a'eotn-
The eem Of the evening was the beautiful sez-
tette and chorus CHI mi Jreld and occasiouef a
Sss1a s osos The house VIII paa sn
only to be followed 81 apother 5nrorr
equally enthusiastic and dcmonet1atfve The artsts
ans sSses ossasd 9ns sD Of ss s %G,
Both Aillesi and Felln. brought out suSta1neii
tones Ct great power and beauty. GuIdi's roiea
@ 81 usFe sTee'asf aad Of De-
e.re9 saa'a ana g. hsh nsS .Snes ehe. t'os Wss ss
thrown in three Or four ti@es with marvellous
voices Vas complete. both Of principals md chorus
hEd presented grand flow oil harmony. rich, mrs
sive and poilehed+ The en.uu,ble vas inc5psossi.
7 be whole rendition wns complete tru,unh.
That It gave satisfaction 10 the audience Is eyi.
denced by the tact that every 1Iia was en,hu.
IND Ss end rnd 9, ess9s :S@s'ss as e. e.
artists were called before the curtain to receive
congratulations and pMndits. The enthusfasm
teite rose 10 height never exoelled in our operaIc
Ieconections. We hope 10 zee "Luc1a" again Win
the same cast before the season u and in ase
unse not to lose the opportunity Of hearing It.
This evening = Ifas1at2 :" will be performed vfth
The following effective cast: BoschctH, Vfoletta:
aSs.s Ans..s'. ame aede Fsl1 gssmont; ts a. MGoe, ai
On Thursday evening, the grcat pima donna Gss-
zanisa whose reputation Is world vide viii ap,ear
!. Leon Lcno,s IL IA FssSEis" Friday evening TIC
ADJUSTMENTS.
Musrun-An old plsy updc. a new name w,.
presented at the Museum lust evening -Moncrietr's
the Olden Time" OF soene Ia The lives or Roches.
IS IT. 81 es gSss
sesetal UT interesting ehatacters With
yet not 20 complicated As 10 become wcarisomc II
. founded On m nnee3oto related by ST. EyEemond
N letter 10 ths Duchess Of Aazartae-
from Court for their misconduct Icttro into the
country, and become The landlord and waiter or IN
I'M. HheEe, In order to caEy out their tntneuea,
5oon have plenty OF eus.omeFs-a1uonS them
rSsaEyemonse," miees, and hla man "Thfn,' The !
p, o1%,f r. hasI1s h,hsa ws,d %hom
ester ply. The part o. innkeeper lor tae sstmontb
md buckingham the second The Countcss al \
: isdy whose band had been tea.
had refused, though he had never e Eesn
,any with Lady cay and frss as iodce7s, 4 the1 % a.
i ai Il it, pns md ass.9
married. 10 lady Lovelansh, he be{nE restored to
asor through bold experiment % ihe good nj.
Il 'ds dSase nhs aaer q 81 sy Rss $! ss g. Mn
Amen sqasak" the beli@aD, 5eadie, % eeston, o. and
eits aeatches and they thus meet IN the house Of
ylrfa- Again theT meet as two stole cloa men.
ach time 70 b. outwitted. The former then takes
hs stes oP T. q
I'd giving AMY five sht1in.a to each Of his Gus
The piece was vell put on the stage las, evening
A he ~ 1
Ifficfent reheAtseL Aiken took the p,rt Of !
loste:teE very ectively, showing With equal tk1ll
ID not make good Jew, being Il this 1esPeet far
nrpassed by McMannt, Who did enact BacsInQ-
an, md to perfection. Mr.. Barry played TIC
'oun1tsr with an evident appreciation Of the re-
Starremouse,r YES ausrassed only by The mint
bic Dillon, whose '.Iesemlah 1htn' kept the
o9se in a roar Of laughter. bradley made IN e1.
ave been thken from shakspeates Dosbetry.
oceza wns IN excellent Is Balaam - the attendant
ltoche.tsr. and G,ag as Dunstablc." !" tho !ore1
'cninE.
Acy1cKER's THEATRE-ssZambara, or the House
, The bridge Of Notre Damc" i" WIS presented here
I'd ..Ernest." The piece Is stl.c4titcd AZ new
le, and ins having been performed with thc great
t success AZ the London Lyceum for over two
lst time here It wtll do we'll. It ien quite fisty
ne, and The piece Is quite effective ii some Of it,
:talls especially IN tnc sufp11ae eceues bit they
ere not we'll handled. Madame Celeste herself,
'e heroine Of the play. was at TINES qrIte tame and
liz wns felt al the mort rs Cuhas formerly played
e tatne part hete 70 well. sam Myers a. Nalrisse
ett8so, the clerk, managed to evoke few 1nsuiics.
t1ons Of applause from TIE audience, and Mrs.
DWELL scted with heT u*ual grace and rigor. The
[cce ts repeated this evening.
The ahysterio1s Stranger" will probably be
laced On the boards tomorrow evening. Itshould I
luse perfect rush, noswithstandtn. thennmefors
her attractions now in the cIty.
ACADEMY OF Mrstc-Kel1y Lcoa,s mtnstrcls
9ened out ihcir new hill last evening TO tall
1uke @ L embtaced several exceedingly good
llpEE; The Randolph Street Can" ii very
at take of On the difficulties experienced for the
St eix months in making the passage round the
orr and The b1rfofs Of the middle passaRe near
&c park. The silent quartette La a1other gem, and
e banjo sole, by Williams, "a Dew and effective
,su,iful 'eyeuts - ever presented tn tha. han.
HCs1c1ANs7 US1oN CoscERT-The third nnuual |
u and concert Of the Chicago Mus1cians' Union
III be given on Thursday evening next at Turner
Ill. The two former entertainments given By