The New York herald., 1867-09-22

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Milan Vienna Berlin and Brussels taking due note OF all
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not coreci The srsa.ss ann Or so@peion i o vsnaa.
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friendly sentiments .oS.ra. az Amsre.n eolsssua9
wish q labor By side in psrsss asr%sny.
mutual and adnraoD
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dection But must confess that IN view Of the custom
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acquainted with, European theasIicas c.nnot fan q
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yiy my audiences By making promises whh could
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a he theatres Europe where ksS
MILE. JOSEPHINE MoRLAccHr
is an artistic rare merit having been during Eve ysas
PREMIERE DAssEusE
at HER AAJEsrY's AND CovENT GARDEN rRK,
AIRES. IN LONDON. By tho English thssrcgocr- Nile.
Morlacchi is highly deservedy esteemed All hOse
who have London must have noticed th4
pain and dpsasure of the English public her absence
and tho difficulty the managers experienced nc
suitable substitute
This star of honor glory the country gave leg
birth puts her. according pres
Of the mos, renowned celebrities spared pains
means to secure her engagement
ELISA BLAsINA
This beautiful and graceful unrivacd IN hes
peculiar style of dancing Owing the Italian
government in failing grant the subsidy to the
THEATRE OF LA SCALA, AT MILAN. THE GREATEST
ART THEATRE IN THE WORLD. where she was engaged
to appear the manager enabled to effect e
her engagement with NJ Perale. her Italian manager I'd
ceiving the congratulations leading maesr Is
AUGUSTA sohLKR
has filed several engagements with signal success pre-,
micro danseuss at tho principal theatres aa5
Austria her last appearance Europe having been III
Royal theatre Berlin. After much difficulty her servcs
were the present troupe Her fascinating and
graceful performances have elected the highest praise fro
European press be by the extracts in my
Office.
ERMEsILDA DIAM.
f.vori.o with puolc of London, brings with
her the that very critical school, md
audiences OF her Majesys theatre Her engagement, al
premiere danseuse at that establishment. is an unqr..oul
able credentia OF merit
EUGENlA LUPo
is another artistic essal TO- but Differing n
style and method from her other the Light FAM
tastc has honorcd with the Ors, sold
medal BY the Royal Conservatore at Turin over host Ok
competitors premiere danseusc. the distinction having
been unanimously awarded sigpora Lupo.
AMELIA RrcCI.
need Of special mention direct public asn.
ton winning grace this accom-.
piished dancer. Seeing is believing
CATALINA OORRADINI.
the beautiful and talented ballerna Who is now hnns a
engagement. at Belgium theatre win shortly added 70
The troupe.
GIOVANNI LUPO
brilliant record, although he is only twenty-five
years age. He made his the leading artistic on
celebrated choreosraphic company, "The Flor.nnS
Children which sston.hsd all Europe some ten year. ss&
The fact. shove Stated know. many. and sus fs
accuracy q Ssss si.temsnis sS. BE- Ssssssd . :iss
s.sS es:s have ns.s ~ TO ran.rl upon :.ss ssss.s
For a s1esne nos %c sss s. -
TSs ns $ Ssso% have one 80 y
and two second dancers.
AZ Banvard's theatre. which have the honor 70 ha
manager proposed for the nrrt time And
rea. or Europe, combination leading Stara a6
equally celebrated consisting Of four first dance each di
the other Ia style and execution ses,na
dancer another OF the class partially eu
gagged such reunion OF hrst class arsss, each oil
able the fame and fortune msuAeepS
in constellation would DO inicut not impossiJ
ble effect Europe but have succeeded 10 achieving
in Amsrca through my peculiar system Of theatrical mass
Zach OF artistes special aty0
ana thus succeeded In combining the diverse faS
onaons OF the dance in company, re04
have named he "Europeanr troupei
In manner am enabled TO make the American pubf
familiar into the halo6
the theatres of Europe without the necessity Of crossn
ths Atlantic 20 witness them Indeed may say withouN
eraggc that such Of talent haG
rarely been produced at time theatre But Z
their merits 70 be judged BY that inabls jury2
the public