New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
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ENGLISH opERA-FREScH THEATER.

ENGLISH OpERA-FREScH THEATER.
The very successful opera Of Tie Doctor Of Alcan-
tara" will be repeated this evening after which VIII have
to be temporarily Withdrawn to make room for The production
OF Bales very popular and charming opera Inc hose OF
CASTLE This opera viii be produced Wednesday evening
next with strong cast introducing among other artists Ny
& Capbe who has not yet appeared in tie ranks Of this
COMPANY 1.-THE Rose OF CASTLE" very popular abroad
and we have 10 doubt that VIII prove yery attractive heFe
Ae last appearance for the present Of the Doctor OF
Acautara will place this evening we advise oil who
have not previously heard It, avail themselves Of the oppoF
tnn~ offered The plot is rich IN lumor, and the music is
charming IN rs graceful meodious flow. Il viii be given at
the Academy Of Music Brooklyn, tomorrow evening for the
last tine.
CONCERTS FOR THE BEYEPIT or Mr. PULLMAN.
We are happy TO say, that The concerts given at
Irving Hall on Saturday afternoon and evening were very
brilliantly attended Tie volunteers on this occasion com
prsed nearly all the principal artists Of the operate companies
Of Maretek Grau and Grover plee-ng 40 array o. vocal
talent superior to any brought together AZ one time IN
this country There IS or 10 artists beside the orehe'
TIA aud chorus and tie conductors MaFe1of Bersmann
Abea and slrt There fewer Disappointment than IS
usual at volunteer concerts the place Of Nine DAnSFi
being ably supplied by sgnor Bei-iui.
All the artists were very cordially received by the public
AL tho eroores were numerous and unanimous. Miss KEEL
c appearauoe was the signal for the most enthusiastic
eeptlon we have accorded any artist for many years
and II was gratifying witness cordial greeting Of
native artist amid much foreign talent which it IS the
fashion ever to cxat. Her rendition Of lovely ballad ~
Wallace was the occasion Of double encore well Eerted
and cordially given. NY Marezek vas also received VIII
loud and continued ulauds
All tie artists oxcrted themselves TO the best cac OF this
occasion and have rarely heard performance where the
excellence was general ND Ties satisfaction more
COMPLETE We understand the result in pecuniary pont
Of view highly satisfactory proving ile SYM ay o. me
public with the oecason and the estimation IL which tae re.
cipieut OF tke benefit is LolI.
PUBLIC GARDEs MUSIC.
The proprieors Of Terrace Gar'ien, situated between
Finyeght and Fifty.nnth ss Thrdaye have engaged
tie services Of Mr. Theo Thomas and his orchestra TO give
an Matrimonial concert esry evening, commencing at
clock Tie selections will comprise all the finest aud most
popar music suited concerts Of this class and IN vogue N
the celebrated gardens Germany There will be constant
succession Of novelties and need hardly say that With such
an orchestra as NJ Thomas has under his direction the per-
formance will be admirable every respect Tie first con-
cert will take place tonight The Saturday aferaoon con-
certs at the place will consist Of tie very lAes oreleS
tal music KNOWN and will be, literally Philharmonic Pro-