The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11
Grau's Third Opera Night I'm Chicago.
orERAric ENTHUSIASM on THE INCREASE IN rHh
GARDEN

audience present this evening" TO which, II we were TO
add The free lid oil tho New York Academy-somethins
which does not cxis, here tine house would have been
immense. The opera " s~'ndn', with Guidi as Eivrs,
Musiani ~ Ernan and Ursndini Carlo or these ar
lists have already spoken; but fine yo1ng handsome
bas-o signor Mlier made his dsbat tonght as Silva,
with great He has full round voice, and acts
aud looks the character Of the old Hidaigo well.
Noel Guidi ana Orland,ni added greatly TO their
aarels Gmdi displayed her dramatic talent to
great eacci, and sang with delightful accuracy and
ea-r, never attempting anything that she did not 40
compsh with perfect certainty. Her Ernani invoiomi
was charming and loudly aprlauded. Tine finale Of
The third act was spendidly sung. The applause was
socerons The artists called before the curtain,
and their appearance demanded second time
yueiani though apparently little hoarse in The begin
ming. sang admirably indeed
The extreme severity Of the weather day has more
or affected all the artists but the audience overlooked
This fact in the general excellence OF the performance,
and were more in their appreciation than on any
previous night The male chorus was especially good
The orchestra also showed evidence oil Nuzios 'ndea-
gable abor@
rornorrow Faust will be- given ., mofinse, when
an immense house ~ expected Boscbetii, 0lgiui Anas
Ia, R,ard;pi and relln are in the These artists
have established themselves in Faust by their perform
snce OF hast night.
Madame ,.azzangss debit is fixed for "Wednesday, ia
The character OF Lconors, in La Frroraa
way TpsAtgs The afth OF the "Sam mof'nses
t.aes place to-day These extra entertainments are
rrca, convenience families residing at distance up
town or ~ the envrous. The popularity oil the piece
,itr,ats crowds 10 them. snd, mtgnng though u - 70
e actors 10 give Two performance on the same day,
me management Is likely TO continue them until "Sam
i withdrawn Mr. owens commences hi engagement
on tho sih Of January
xr,, uusrrps S,xru M,uSEE. Our fair readers
xHI he nlc,sed 10 learn that to-day al Two T. ~,
,,i;,,s-tbe sixth OF the scason-wl he given ~ 'he
g,osdsav Afhcnwum between Fourth street anu As'o'
pa,c where refined aud apprccaiiyc audiences 'ohe-
,lly manifest The appreciation. The sk vi "'
N.s,cr the artist who has thus copied WIN n'eV'e'"-
Inc accuracy ,sd perfection the magnificent scenery OF
th. acasiciafed Rhine aud the Swiss saVoyard and
rvrpe. Ans - well a. The Italian lakes ana the Widest
co.t of Norway Il moi more remarkable than The taste
and competencs. Of the mechanical appliances by which
the peces are 80 sartlingy made real Tor The moment
. ,b,s "a u, c pr,,,by the last week of the entertain.
meot on, friends should moi lose the opportunity
Lar ia. NJ rss cmrus BRoosLvN,-Howes great
circus concludes ~ season today IN BROOKLYN Two
performances will be- giveQs mo'snee ~ twoP " ana
an evenina performances ~ seven oclocs-M both of
bicb the srss, equestrian artists ~ill appear ~ we'll NJ
,,,e r.,co.s gedouin Arabs Crockett Lewis &c This
v,, ne tho only opportunity for seeing good oldTash
,,sa c,cus winch The Brooklyn people will have for
many dsy aud We expect the pavilion tho cocnar
Of pexap sat Futtoa avenues vii DO crowded