New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07
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ITALIAN OPERA-F0URTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT
Meyerbeers grand romantic opera. lar

ITALIAN OPERA-F0URTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT
Meyerbeer's grand romantic OPERA RAf1.
caine. was performed last evening to a crowded aa
brilliant audience which filed every seat and almost
every available standing place.
The performance fully equal to that OF ThGrslay
evening The artists were in splendid voice and acted
and sung con smore. We do not know whether th,
labor to acquire this difficult music has or has MOI en-
deared it to tue artists but it is certain that they seem
to throw their whole souls into its execution and that
their efforts are successful than in any other ope-s
in Their repertoire.
Zucchi sang with grand emphasis and spirit be-,
voice was good as now, and her acting tho
ore passionate scenes. dramatically superb W,
4 hardly ask for anything better and We can
e. oily hope to find her superior in this part. M,uS
/ With his grand, manly voice and chyalric bear.
IL ould seem to have been the model for the poets
VI o di Cana so exactly does the character Fl, hih
lie is faithful artist he sights nothing. he steps
into the character once and never for one moment
forget. the situation. He is great singer and great
actor for he has grace and energy passion aud rps
and rises with the situation force Of vehement e.
PRESTON which is nothing short of artistic INSPIRATION
Mazzoleni has few rivals, look where We will.
Bellini, too is an artist OF such unquestonabe ability
that We cannot rank him lower than first rate all hst
he attempts He uses his fine voice with a1mrsbIs
taste aud thorough skill and fully Identifies himself
with every character be personat lie has so ma an
appreciation of dramatic proprieties every e'as
character receives discriminating us e at he handA
He can always be trusted. aud his We. atty eubtsces
all from the grand and passionate to the humorous lf
the burlesque. His Nelusko is pietore Throughout.
and, yocay or dramatically. could not well Ne sar'
passed.
We do not fear to assert that in the three ansu
above toned the characters OF Seica Vaseo AMI
Nelusko have proved the best interpreters OF all WHO
have yet appeared in LAfricaine either here Or In
Enrope. This opinion is sustained by many ecnp,-
tent experts who have heard LAfrcaine abroad anil
have compared the performances. Aud the comparison
carried farther with orchestras and chorusei is favor
able to New. York ia all points except numbers We
have therefore, right to be proud OF our achievement
here and the management to whom We are indebted for
so much excellence deserves the most liberal eocW
agement and support
In all respects the opera haeiy given last nlsdt
and we were glad to welcome Mr.. Carl Bergman %
his seat In the Orchestra once more. .
This evening the popular and beautiful opera tsisl
will be given with the following admirable cast Miss
Irfre Antonucci Novin Nine. ReIchardt and Hsrs
Muller; Carl BergmanD. Conductor.
GRAND BAL D OPERA.
Mr.. Maretzek in Difference to a very general.
" expressed wish the part OF the regular Subscribers
TO the opera aud Of many others interested 10 tia
Bal Opera. the date originally fixed upon being to
far advanced in Lent. it has been decided to change
the evening of the entertainment TO the 6rst week
after Easter. The Bal d Opera will consequently
take place on Thursday, April ). Mr. Marellek 10
order that all present may be able to enjoy themsel'
has determined not to issue than 1000 tickets f
the bail. for which he will have the thanks ola
MR.. HARRY sASDBRsoS's MATINEE.
The farewell matinee of Mr.. Harry Saudersen
takes place to-day at Wsllacks Theater, commsnesas
at O'Clock He will be assisted by the popular ana
charming vocalist, Miss Zelda Harrison, Mr. Case
Mr. Ed Seguin and Mr.. Jehin Prdme, violInnsa
brilliant Accomplishments. The programme is yarea
and popular the artists having selected soma OF tne
most telling pieces.
Mr. Harry SandersoD. whose reputation - an eIesP
tionsl but brilliant pianist is well known TO ever! oas
in this city, will perform several OF his most tenrg sna
popular operate prescriptions which really very
charmingy made and will also play some OF those dash
ing concert polkas which have made him Sno'a
through the whole country Mr.. Sanderson Is young
American of most uBdoubted talent and we ieeis pro-
found interest in his We trust that the puo'
will bear in mind the facts of his talents and his "a
tivity and crowd his Matinee 10 the full dimensions OIL
| the house.
DRAMATIC AND POETIC REGULATIONS.
Mrs. Henry c. Watson gives her third pra'
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Broadway. this evening. The 90
gems from our best writers AM. 49, y Aspsr
some exquisite songs forms mos, = sssn
! the entertainment. Its performance whieS sh''"
1 secure large attendance.
TIE COLUMBIAN lYst RAJ Cofrasi
ANorusR kAlEEyISG. The Ives OeIIH'eN
appointed by the $50 'kholders OF 'ht .o'auios -.
suce COMPANY at their meeting Of Monday asS
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