Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-07

win the entire Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
The season embraces the appearance of all the
ertisteS who have been presented in New York during
the past Ste two months, and at once presents
AN ENSEMBLE TO BE NOWHERE EQUALED
IN THE WORLD. ->'''1->
Deliberate attention is directed to comparison of
the relative strength and repute Of the Artistes
season, with those of the Grand italian Operas of
London, Paris and the continent of Europe
10 achieve company of such wonderful excel
fence has required the most astutc sdC0ir fare de
tmpreSorto MARETzEK, backed with financial sue
cess such as has never been operatcally attained on
To induce such company to leave the ground Of
ITS continuing triumph is an essay hitherto unat-
To-day it would have been impossible That one
should offer inducements to grand opera, installed
in the largest opera house in the world with seats
selling for its chief opera at FIVE hundred per cent
premium, appears beyond reason. The Director ia
however, entirely indebted to the good ortunewhich
with moderate foresight, enabled him to close CON
tract with impresario Maretzek for brief seasons in
the principal American cities. at date of several
Especial attention is directed to the following lists
OF grand artists to be presented during this brief
Nine. G. CAROZZI zUCCHI,
-'' Sign sisn or B. MAS S5i + HAM
-, SignOr FERNANDO BELLINI.
The success of these singers and their fidelity the
public and the management enabled the Director to
bring his last to brilliant tnrmnaton-a sea-
which not only remarkable for the liberality
with which ii was sustained, but for unusual freedom
from disappointment.
The Director has the satisfaction to announce that
he hasals? effected engagements with the following
signor FRANCESCA MAzzoLENI
sisnors. AEToSETTA' B BRTGSN0(LI,
First pearance in this city,
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
Signor ARDAVANI, and
Signor ROVERE,
First appearance in this city,
Few companies have possessed more popular
anti nd thrNrr Ar&frr
OF such wide and general acceptance, the Director
might be content to risk in any capital of
liberslity of the public Of Baltimore and anxious
that this season should lead rather than follow in
the following Artistes who will have the honor Of
n, rsignoF2 ENRiGiETTA BoSisIo.
Prtmd Donna SoProao from ne principal theatres Of
Turin Malta and Florence.
Fs5f ignoPPnp BfNE De if tf Ros sltY9
First c9Ttrato from me italian Opera, Lima.
F ssn sPPTsffETP5DfRSE il 1 Xii RSEi5y1
i'T'ncipg4s Tenor from BarceI9na, Naples. dc.
Si ign q q. B B. IA ANTolYUGcCff
Pr'"eipal BasSo from he .h"perta! Italian Opera.
Paris.
First appearance in this city.)
lhe roles Hf The next Importance will be rendered by
signor DUBREUIL,
,signor L6RINI, and others
Mile RE1CHARDT, Mr.. REfC 5fitI I
and Herr MUELLER.
frsWtere Ddnselse. lie. KRUGER
THE CHORUS
bntqr the strongest ever hitherto presented al The Nse
York Academy, embraces number of voices directly
imported from Her Wdjesty's Grand Italian O3erG
Load0R Several of the best voices of tho very non
uar Grouer German Opera chorus. and the principals
Of past seasons of Italian Opera.
THE ORCHESTRA
has been selected Ia carte from the first instrument
asts In the whole country and embraces the orches-
tral success OF the current season at the New York
Academy adj and will be under the direction Of
Signor ToRRIANI, and
MAX MARETzEK.
Leaders. Messrs. Apply and NOLL
stage Manager Signor DUBREUIL
Maltre de Signor R0NZANI
Scenic Signor CALYO
THE REPETORY
LAFRIcAISE.
All of the artistes. chorus orchestra and customs
incidental to the recent production of Meyerbeer's
comPosltlons are brought to this city,
livery effort Will be made to procure satisfactory
mise en- scene for its presentation Should il prove
successful the entire opera will be presented In
any event recital will embrace its salient points
or me hrst time in America except in the city of
CRISPlNO Z LA CoMARE.
romantic Opera III three acts by the brothers Ricc
ms opera has created the greatest furore in New
ork. The music is exceedingly brilliant and the
amatlc situations are in the highest degree ludic
FAUST,
TR0VAT0RE
and
1v.u FRA DIAVOLIO,
deny of Music Van ava
MONDAY MORNING, Dec. II,
at McCaffreys Music Store. de5-tf