The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-07
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5 NEW THEATRE.-The Streets Of New
York" is the chief attraction at this thea
ire, tonight. Mr.. Oates is winning golden
opinions from al theaire-goers, and in de-
iance OF the rain, the house is full every
night.
OLD THEATRE - ERNAEI - LAST NIGHT 80
FAUsr.-We are glad 10 chronicle very
successful continuation Of the GhioEi and
Susini Opera Company, at the Old Theatre.
Their third operate performance took place
last evening, when NerdTs Grand Opera,
"Emani," was performed TO a large and
fash 'onab'e audience. The principal rol s
were filed BY Nine Ghioni, as Eivira Mac
caferri, as Enani Aancusi, as Charles ;
and Susini, as Silva.
Nine Ghioui confirmed the favorable i'm
preston made on Monday. She sung "Er
q nj involami," with much taste and ex-
preston. Her voice is pare, rich and pow
erful. Her leting, in every way, IS perfect.
She is decidedly one Of the greatest PTlma
Donnas on the lyric stage. and = nightly
recognized as the successor OF NJ me 6rlzl.
Maccaferri, Mancusi, aud SusinI, hAed
their roles exceedingly well-in particular,
Signor susini, whose power al voice made
quite a sensation. He is at present one Of
the greatest living bass0s, and did iGu Jus
tice 10 his worldwide reputation
This evening GounOd's new and famous
Opera, Faust" will be performed for the
first time in Nashville. Nile. Pauline VII
appear as Margherita, in whica role she
has created a great furore at the New YORK,
Boston and Philadt lphia Academies OF
Mu-ic.
Wecopy from the Wheeling lntelligeneer5
November 10Th: "Nothng could have been
more attractive, however, than Nile. Pau
line Canissa's rendering Of Marguerite
She is, all through, the Marguerite" OF
poetry. She belongs to the poet as well as
the composer. Tue garden scene was a
piece Of good acting. The temptation, the
struggle with passion, the mQmentary tn
umph Of the pure, simple musician, aud the
final surrender OF the passionate wcman's
heart, di plsyed more OF nature than Of art.
Il hsd q very sensible effect upon the fairer
portion Of the audience, who doubtless pen
trated the emotional mysteries, which were
half yelled to the sterner sex. Her method
Of rendering the Jewel Song IS touchingly
poetic. She does not forget that the "Mar-
guerite" Of Goethe was not a coquette Of
the nineteenth century, but simple peas
ant girl, Of an innocent and loving nature,
seeking almost unconsciousIy for sympathy
and love, but not free from Woman's vanity,
caught for an instant by few garish bau-
bafat5 NAA 20 NaaH AAElAA iAaAl1 4AfaAA
ed by the impulses of an innocent heart"
Mme. straEosch will appear as Siebell,
role in which she has been very successful
in the New York Opera House. Sig. Erroni,
Mancusi aud Susini will fill the other prin-
cipal roles.
BRoADWAY VARIETIEs.-This little theatre
still waves. As highly delighted assembly
was present there lsst evening as the pro-
pretor5 could we'll desire. Onward and up
ward is the word. The Insignificant price
puts it in the reach Of all to attend. This
evening viii be offered as usual rich and
varied programme.
sUSNYsIDE.-The Sunnyside, nothWith-
standing the rain, did a magnificent BUSH
ness. There was not a seat, m the hall, but
was full, during the entire evening.