The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-17


method of rendering Opera which has chiefly character
lied the wonderful popularity OF this Company lntens
fes with continued performance and foremost among
its SUGGESTS ranked Its most recent poductons
The famous Jewels trophies and costumes Of the "Es
meralda' wardrobes tho construction which cost
enormously have been added to the material for COS
umng the operas. The absence of long eRr waits
son may be confidently expected. 80
together with the established FsvOrites Of former
seasons. .t
PRIMA DoNNAs:
MADILE ELvIRA NADDI,
Prima Donna Assoluta from the Opera Comlqa Paris
and the Opera House, Hamburg
Madlle NADDI made her debut in America but re-
Gently with the greatest success at the Academy of
Music, New York,
Her first appea in Philadelphia
MADAME JOHANNA RoTTEB
Her frst appearance this season.
MADAME DAN 5 BERTHA JoHASNSNsEN,
MAD'LLE SOPHIE DzIUBA,
Her second appearance this season.
TENoRs:
FRANZ HJMMER,
His first appearance since his return rom Europe
JOHANN ARMAND,
His first appearance in Philadelphia
THEODORE HABELMANN.
His second appearance this season
BASSOS:
JOSEPH HERMANSN,
His second appearance this season.
JOSEPH WEINLICH.
His second appearance in Philadelphia.
HEINRICH SrEINECKE
His second appearance this season.
OTTO LEHMAN.
The Secondary Ro es win be sustained In the usual
opera COMPANY is SO justly celebrated
The rst Of this grand ana popular e
d0urre Of kossIni which has taken place in America
several years. The announcement Of Its revival
received with the greatest delight BY the d,tettqa
s s q SpS uSmpny he e
Omitted-msny appearing IN roles Of ioconsderable
the Opera has yet received in this country The reh
m ana n
an early oay OF the Philade phia season. Presented
save Tell will be repeated during the season
iUcmpcsei o. Faast
This Ssehp t opera Which was the great Of
in America except by the Grand German Opera Com
pany It's first produc ton IN The city Of Washington
with W r., the Of tine repertoire The
Paris give MiREiLLE musical rank. before that TOT Of
The firsl production here by his Company OF this Won
GReSe the recent proaucton Of Ffa
Diavoo" the most genuine success OF the season and
that cy. II iS not presumption to that other
% s Sast qas n esR sf O. % ne % oS@
Madame Roter esteemed as in their most effective
%hch public an sG1o S
please MllOr the Englishman with something national,
ballSdNi'm afoat, I'm SiOat'~whic6 produces the
tumu tuous enthusiasm and pres nts this popular
basso in an S entirely rely now feature ,,,,,.
This great opera after the most arei1 study and Te
hearsS during the season achieved ast spring at the
was given during the entire season and attracted the
largest attendance known to the Academy, ecipsinR
render the performance eminenty satisfactory.
bis ever popular opera viii receive one
Ei appear in fhsir original ,ois. me appeaTance
these az artists @ as FaIst and Mephstophees as the
Italian ana Great German opera in Boston, was the
ps E sseTbo SeeF c this tine s
position OF The most satisfactory performance the
Hermans who makes the ,'Mephstopheles, more than
Boston, W ashingtOn, and Baltimore claim . decided
Improvement IN the quality o. hermann m 'gnihcent
cent costumes and properties.
SGf OF nj
Won Pk8sGSTs6 PPk88sSe%rs SFSNR ENTTRRi OPERA
Fourth Act Restored as presented only by this Com
pany, ,r.pTu,
and in addition the cssST9tes S ar hoSn Adar act OF
This wonderfully strong programme drew in Boston
the Largest Stts1dsRSs 9 Of Its entire % recent seasons
ceedng ~ ad average Of one THOUSAND d LIARS
The Boston Journal says:-
The German company is highly esteemed here and with
S3Snties Of good h1mor that 1t is impossible to resist
their fascination. Individuality is rarsly apparent or
Martha as an Illustration How sparkIns and eplivon-
ing the overture, PLAYED by the German orchestra
aRreeaby into the play. Following It, from beginning
| 10 end III charming music of Flotow united with
the hearty cooperative action OF the singers keeping
The senses in constant spell OF delight All the Drn
cipal songs encored, while the concerted pieces
Meyerbeer's celebrated and world-renowned master
| work, nrDurp n1,,,r
Presented with the most perfect study. and re-
hearsaI xshich tois Grand opera vet received
with this Company everywhere tax ing rank greatly
| before its production last season.
BY the critics and operate d9sftaAn Robert be-
lie we'd inc superior to any other OF the
| immortal Mey eIbeer, taking rank even before
| LAFRlCAlNE -
This sublime opera OF the great Maestro Is presente
after the most careful study and rehearsal, and now
| repertoire. The Opera Is at present given q most
gIatifyng manner and as clearly exeolg all its former
presentations In this country Is worthy OF the large
| attend ance which II receives.
Win the famous cast which opened and again closed
the wonderfully successful season of the Graud Ger
| man Opera in the New York Academy, under their
The Operas are mounted and costumed with the
MAGNIFICENT DRESSES.
jewels, TROPHIES, ana
PARAPHERNALIA of the
CELEBRATED EsMERALDA WARDROBE.
SCALE oE PRICES.
SECURED SEAT FOR TEN NIGHTS
TEN DoLLABs.
SECURED SEAT FOR FIVE NIGHTS, alternating
with either First or Second opera SIX DOLLARS.
twill be observed that the prices selected are
THE LOWEST AT WHICH THE GRAND OPERA
HAS BEEN PRESENTED at any point since th'
altered condition OF the currency.
The season Sale commences at TRUMPLER'S Oat
Gould's) music Store, corner OF SEVENTH ana CHEs
NUT Streets,