New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

MUSICAL.
ENGLISH oPERA-SEw-YoRK TnEATBR.

ENGLISH oPERA-NBw-yoRK THEATBR.
Another attempt is being made to establish English
Operate place it to some upon permanent basis
This time its arena is the New-York Theater and the
members of the company all most respectable artists
without laying claim to personal celebrity Moro viii be
achieved by organization Of this class than by ne
quent spasmodic attacks By artists OF quasi ceebntv
STILL if superior artists could have been brought together
for the period OF season. the successful establishment OF
English Opera would be speedily and surely accomplished
without the uphill work which must necessarily attend
the efforts Of the present company. These can only
achieve a comparative and not commanding success
The leading lady of the present organization Is Mrs
C;omersal who has voice and sings pleasantly and
astefuy and has beside charming appearance together
with attractive She perfectly at home on the
stage and commands our sympathy and respect IN an that
she attempts She the most pleasing representative OF
the saucy serving maid that have yet seen. Mrs.
Mozart excellent artist, and IL rapidly gaming stage
ease the perfect attainment Of which will make her
most valuable member of operate company. Miss
Norton yet novice but she has been wen taught
and has very pleasant voice OF her full capacities ID
impossible to Judge until she has measuraby overcome her
stage fright.
Mr. Farley has fine tenor voice, which he genarally
uses with much artistic grace and EXPRESSION for hs ed
cation has been very good As an actor ne Is % IN
animation and in the power 10 identity himself WIN ms
part In these respects, however, he shows signs Oh IN
provement. Mr. Mark Smith IS an unexpected vocalist
with no pretenson any particular school, but Win sur
cient voice and knowledge to get up III the
music and 10 make very credabe PRESERVATION OF the
Doctor of Acantara. Mr. weinch is very good artist
but on this occasion his energy ovcran bis propet iof
he shouted out to the evident discontinue Of his voice
II will be perceived that the elements OF this company
are fair but not frstcass still II they work together We
think that they will prove attractive in light operate
works The chorus is exceedingly good and compact
little orchestra, directed by Mr. Echberg renders the
portion most effectively IS,o0 ~ tbs
hands of its author Mr. Eichberg and its many claims 70
popularity are duly acknowledged BY the public. me
Doctor of Alcantaa will be performed during the week
Other operas by Mr. Eiohberg announced to be In
preparation We would suggest the proprey OF producing
the works of other composes There is little too much
was in the pronunciauentos Of former enterprise
There are SO many charming works of light and popular
character, by weIknown authors, from which selection
could be made that could not fail to hit the popular taste
and prove highly attractive IL permanent success 10
desired, variety Of the best kind must be offered
ITALIAN OPERA IN BROOKLYN
Mr. Max Maretzek commences his Italian opera season
al the BROOKLYN Academy Of Music on "Wednesday even.
ing next October ls He has splendid company, OF
which the following sre the me%ssrs' s MISS cs!s s
Tcsta, and Miss Fsnny stockton; signon MaiS1nni,
Tesla Bellni Antonucc, Dubteuil, and George hon-
conf The orcAes and chorus VIII &c ., ngds sru The
management of Mr.. Marczek. The old costumes having
Been DESTROYED in the NewYork Academy Of Music they
hes spard They are certainly the most costly and most
beautiful costumes new In thus country.
The wo chosen for the opening nights the popular ogsn
buffa Crspins Ia Comsre by the brothers keci. Inc
success Of ts wsk isst was unparalleled in the
hst.<y of comic operas II ran night after nient 70
cswd honses which was the natural result Of charming
music beautifully interpreted The celebrated Revere was
the rst representative Of the Doeror In this country and
on his death fell the lot Of Sigror Beni, whose
pcrsenstisn fell but little bsw the excellence OF the
ls1eated Rover- But keDconi, the European critics
say is truly great as the Doctor His efforts are pro-
clnmea unsurpassed. We may, therefore, expect
new reading sf tAc character and that viii add vastly
10 Ne mtersst Of the opera Miss kellogg WIZ sustain
her original character In which We doubt II she has su
peros and BslR that Of the rval Doctor In which ne
was always 20 hnAQrsuSly successful
There will ke only four representations given o. 'ne
Academy Of Music Brooklyn; fran the real strength OF
BROOKLYN and New York should turn out in full strength
10 support the enterprise of MI Maretzek upon whose
in both cities We hope 10 see OVERLOOKING audiences on
each night Of the performance Of ltshn opera IN bro"s