Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-04

FHRATKR-The Susan Cation Opera
troupe continues to draw crowded houses
at the New Memphis. The play las,
night was 60. Or me- L.ackU NaaHbcr, Miss
Susan Cation playing Cult We do
not know that we have ever experienced
a more delightful evenings entertain
ment. The singing and acting OF Miss
Gallon and Miss Fox aye exquisite. Oar
friend Capt. Polk, of the Pamela Siag,
who visited the city last week, AMI was
at the gheater during his stay. thus
speaks of the performance: "Tho Susan
Gallon Comic Opera Troupe are now play
inr at the New Memphis Theater, and
will remain there next week. Their Tame
hid gone before them, and the crowded
houses of this week Nstiiy to the interest
taken in them by tR citizens Of Mem
phis. It is well worth a trip 20 Memphis
TO see one exhibition of this admirable
trou-a, and we subjoin an eX-
tract from the st. Louis Times 80
show the high appreciation of the per-
formances of this troupe in that city:
Fanchette' is a charming little operetta,
and Miss Cation. in the title role was just
IS charming. The incidental songs were
al pleasing, but the interest centered. I'M
mistakablv, in The Last Rose Of SUM
mer.' Miss Cation possesses a delicious
trem0lqado in her voice, which she always
uses IANAAttDA4NiN ItftA wv AA-N1f - -
often the case with sopranos Of the pres
ent dav. and never TOO little where the
text demands q d3iicate and pathetic de-
Every. This old and ~favorite ballad re-
auires lust such a lone and enunciatlon AZ
was given il last evening. She was hear
tilv encored. and sang in response, Com
in thro' the Rye with a Hatrete perfectly
irresistible. Il has been u pleasure 70
near many distinguished artists
In this song. bat in pronunciation,
action-in fact, ali tho little points
contained in il we have never heard II
Droduced with so nice acOnception as tina
~ Miss Gallon. The Laughing Trio, - a
little further on in the opera, Is a finely
worked composition Il was nicely sung
bv the Messrs. kelleher and Miers and
Miss Gallon. Mr.. Clark's massive bass
was heard again to good effect IN the
sCorporal La Croix,' and Mr.. Within,
having only a little 10 do, appeared Just 10
let Us know that he "still lived and made
Us wish to see more OF him. Inc usual
tedious silence between the opening and
closing pieces was agreeably ulted by Mr..
Micrs in his character sketches and Dir.
Clark with a bass solo. The "Bhnd beg
gars" were pat on as tho hnale, ana re
ceived. as usual, their kind and charitable
treatment.
BRooNE'S OPERA House. Charlie
DNIL-LAt HIS INV AA@ 10 q .~r"
that ever was in Mempeis, and that i1 is
appreciated As such by our people Is shown
bv tho crowded houses that greet every
performance. The clog and jig dancing
OF Miss Annie Gibbons is really wonder
ful. and bespeaks her an artist IN her line
of no ordinary merit. Miss Barrana goes
ou.the stage this evening again, after u
retirement OF weeks, much improved
i'm looks and health. The two Eanuies,
"a whole team" are a. great frvorites -
, evar-though the illness of Miss Fannie
DeVere prevented her from showing 80 as
grea; advantage rs usual, the last Two or
three evenings.
PARLoR MUsIC HALL-The eventful
nigh: Is at length at hand when the great
and only Nellie Taylor makes her dctHt
at the above popular piace of amtse-
meat. Miss Taylor comes among rs w!th
Tho greatest praise Of all the Eastern
press, and will undoubtedly prove the
greatest card who has appeared here yet