New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14
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ITALIAN oPKRA-AcADBMY OF MUSIC.

ITALIAN OPERA-ACADBMY or MUSIC.
The last performance Of the season took place last
evening the Academy Of Music to crowded and brilliant
audience Tbs opera LEtoie du Nord one OF Meyer
beers freshest The part Of Catherine was sung by
our Star Of the North Louisa Kellogg in style that left
nothing TO be desired delicious specimen OF yocaism
and charming Bit Of natural acting from the beginning
10 the end Her efforts Enthusiastically responded TO-
aud she recalled equentyfour times in the first act
Bosso too sang and acted with spirit and grace than
on ony previous occasion AnOnucc Irfe and Sarti were
excellent in their roles and the orchestra and chorus were
prompt efficient and effective throughout with the exception
Of the introduction and opening chorus
ITALIAN OPERATIVE MATINEE TODAY
The last Matinee of the present will be given
at the Academy Of Music today. commencing at o'clock
On this occasion Meyerbeers greatest work Les Hugne
nos viii be given with strong and brilliant cast consist
ing Of Carozz Zucchi Carroll Adelaide Phillips Mazzoleni
Beni Autonucc and other excellent artists This IL the
strongest that has appeared at Matinee tho opera
is one the finest exan the occasion is the a appearance
Of the artists that the attraction altogether Of unusual
character should crowded and brilliant audience
Our friends in the country should take advantage Of this last
chance Of listening the admirable performance Of the
Maretzek Opera Company.
BLIND TOMS MATINEE TO-DAY.
Blind Tom will give his first matinee to-day at IT.
wing Hall, commencing at o'clock. His remarkable per
foruances attracting large share Of public aten
ton and Irving Hall is nightly filed with curious intelligent
audiences Tom beside playing the difficult pieces be has
studied exhibits his remarkable power Of memory every even
ing Any person who feels inclined upon tho platform
and perform piece Of music original so much the
better and Tom who has been listening it attentiyey will
sit down and play Immediately AFTER. with much facility
and such relation the text that the best musicians are
astonshed and puzzled this singular instance Of musical
memory There are very few Of the mos, accomplished mu
scians who could do thing No wonder that the
general public is asonshed at Toms achievements.
He does however equally singular thngs be sings plays
upon the corne tells every note that Is struck ngy or to-
gether and spells by the sound oil notes struck aud
all this with his back to the piano-forte
At the matinee to-day Tom would like some lady to test bis
memory by playing piece or pieces OF music that he
never will the truth OF all that has been
said about him BE docie and obging and will do
thing TO please and his audience. We hope to ses
large attendance ct the to-day and full trial Of
Toms ability in all bis accomplishments.
DRAPERs SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS.
Mr. Diapers second Sunday Evening Concert takes
place at Lucy Rushtons Theater 10 Broadway tomorrow
evening The following artists will assist on the occaslon
Miss L. Leont Miss Lucia Dean Mile. Octave Gomiehi
Messrs j. Farley f. NJ. Hill H. Montrose NJ Dechauer' W.
A. King organist with full choruses and orchestra ana
Artists Male Quartet These concerts une1ceptonaDe
in character hope large audience reward the
praseworthy efforts Of Mr.. Draper.
ORGAN EXHIBITION AT IRVING HALL.
An exhibition of Odelrs New Organ will take place
Irving Hall tomorrow evening, Sunday The following ar
fists will appear 10 spirited and interesting programme Nj
George w Morgan the celebrated orgauist. who will
hbit the Ode organ Mrs Marin Abbott MI George smp
SON and lr jules Lumbard who made sensation
at Lis frat appearance last week.