The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-03
AMUsEMESrs.


NV TnssEkE.-lf the immensshess !
the audience at the New Theatre last nie h
WIS any inaiea 100 Of the sentiment Of III
people, regarding Irish Nationality, on
would readlly concluis that every mals
woman aud chi Il, ia tie city, " a i, "a an
Every seat was occupied, and at least 2r
per ons w,re comIelIed 70 stand up. h,
Hisle', a, II tie space sround The cnirshee
[ Tho pisyitg vas excellent AID eli sen
away etfhs oonelu ion highly delighted sn,
. d0u5tlea eissed II b s hsd contrlbu
! ed someM toward noble eau e. Z
i On Nonda night, Mr. $. s Oates III
app-ar Is Claiide Melnou-, "a he Lady o.
I u Lyons; while the audiences vii BE-
charmed with org, icons his lady-ior-
{ Inerly Senorita MeFig1.
0tD THraTRE-Tsl OrEEz The eelsbr
I ted ltalian Opera Troupe Vi ] open It he
iOld Iheatre en- Mondsy eFonilig, IN II
lraFaigre. Spelling % The iehaitlon VI
I tbs piece. b. the same Troupe, tht Loais-
vile Journal II N Wellesley saYsi
~De-pite the iilr ement weather, ood s
I Theatre was crowd, aga IA last evening 81
| Fciitc Of our city L. listen 70 the y ell-kA0wG
and favorite strains Of Verbs eisf d'rerrl.
I Ii Truvalore. Much has been said sud
written about the merits Of Neidts eemPo-
sHiohs. These re do not propose TO discuss
here. 0ne thing, however, IS certain that
his operas have created a sensation WHEN
and wherever produced, aud have kePs the
stage IS faYor,ti,s Of the public for years
Il 1lOFatore is, without dOQb', one Of the
bsst, C not the very best Of the great meg
trC'g works. i Is fiIll Of flowing melody,
Wsl instrumented-ana gives the psr.or n
ars ample scope 10 display their resp ctive
abilities. This was improved up u BY the
srtistes last evening, one and al. We 40
noI remember o. have heard this maste
piece better rendered than u was Ia al Eht
Nine Ghioni, who made her first sppesr-
ance here as lie nora, at ones e-iab ished
herself Is one Of the greatest artistes nov
on the /, rio siege. Here avstina IN the Hrst
scl was master work Of yOcslizati0n, alid
was warmly sPplanded, IN the fourth act
she reused the audience b. enthusiasm, and
abe famous misererc WIS loudly demand, d.
Il may Lot be out Of place here % mention
that j Travstore was originally written for
Nine Ghi0ni- Il was she VINO tirst ia rO-
dueed il 10 the pubic, a so msde herself (
and the grl2t zagestr0 Verdi immortal.
Nine 5trak0seh Eas in sxcslleaf voice !
and sang spleDd dly, Her acting was per
fectly grand. The New York Herald has I
deservedly compared her to the great Rachel |
I the part OF Azueena. She was frequent y |
and may feel proud Of her sue
cess last night.
Sig. MscafeFri as Manrico, displayed HE I
wonderful ten voice TO the best ADVANTAGE
Here we have q real tenor robuslo, one who /
sings high from the chest as rnIy Tim
5erlik can do it. lie was deservedly called
put after the misereye to receive the plaudits
Of tho publ C.
Sig. Msncusi Is e most con scientious artist
and sGDg and acted the arduous part oe the
Count finely. We must especially mention
his gent eman's exquisite rendering Of tbs
ARIA Il Balen.
The secondary parts were well filed, end
be chorus and orchestra, under the diree-
ion Of signor Ross, were al that could be
iesired. Signor Rosa IS without doubt the
'est conductor Of italian opera who ever
-isitt d Louisville.
BRoADwLT NARIETTEs.-Last evening, as
las be n the case through tue week, large |
nd highly delighted crowd assembled at
his gsddy littls establishment. Thai some
dcs may be formed Of the ability CT the
'arieties o get up & good Entertainment,
re need but direct attention 10 the list Of
ames in the advertisement in our columns
bis morning.
sunny sIDE.-The Sunny Side will pre-
ert many new attractions this weak. Sew
ri new actors haye been engaged, and
Ill! do their part in amusing the public.