Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-09
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TheefricaI. Musical, Art, Lite
Fary and News.

prims donna at Moscow.
The Richines have presented " The
Bohemian Girl F." to Boston.
=" Hamlet" is the play Oftenest acted
on the English stage.
The Valentine Loves, late Of Tam
many, are playing in Boston.
-"Rip Van Wrinkle" " Jefferson was in
I Columbus, o., last week.
-O5erthur, the celebrated harpist, is
I taking tour over German ground.
-Tostse and Irna viii shsrs the bouffe
/ honors next week in Philadelphis.
! Indianapolis wss favored last week
with Daly's Flash Of Lightning"
Edward Eddy, as the " Wandering
Jew" visited Rochester last eek.
At Sol. Smiths funeral at st. Louis,
seven OF his sons acted IS pall-bearers.
-Gluck is to have q statue erected to
his memory in his native town OF Weld
enwsng.
There are twenty-five American stu
/ dents in the Musical Conservatory at
( Stuttgart.
The rumor thst Verdi is writing mu-
/ sic to ar jmeO and Juliet" Is officially
denied.
-Boueicault openly announces that
be is an apostle of the illegitimate
drama"
-BudWoIth, the funny Dutch come
dian, is proving very attractive at the
/ Tsmmany.
I More theaters are now open in Sew
! York than ever before ia the history Of
/ the metropolis.
/ .,,t,,r;, g,t,gt a., sr5br,Ffor, u q nav
[ " Sslutaris for chorus, with harp &C
/ compartment.
=" Forty Thievts, (" with the Chspmau
/ Sisters, arrived in Baltimore.
-CarIotta Patti will sing in New York
next winter, under the management Of
! Max Strskosch.
Willie Pape and Arthur NapOlene,
! the juvenile piGnists-what has become
OF them?
AT the Pasdeloup concerts il Paris,
| the rates OF admission vary from fifteen
sous to five francs.
The sctOrs and attaches OF TRmms-
nv Hall have formed themselves into q
l mutual protective association.
The WorTe'l Sisters sre now in Chi
cagO, and expect to spend the busy
4 month Of March ia Indianapolis.
-Omaha has an Academy Of Music
/ where only the spoken drama Is in vogue.
I " Foul Play" has reached Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams, and
/ the " Emerald Ring" " will be in Pniia-
! delphia tonight.
The organ at s.. PAups, London, is
/ in bad order, and frequently breaks down
/ in the middle Of Esgyice.
-VerdFs 4" Don Carlos" and Rossl-
mis- " Nose - have been the latest et1rac-
tions at La scals, Milan.
Baden Baden, next summer, is to
have both Acelina Patti and Christine
/ Nilsson al its little opera house.
-Handel's "JepthR" has been given
| al Exeter Hall, London, with additional
sceompanimebts by Arthur 5. Sullivan.
Miranda, the tenor, who, years ago,
/ ssDg in this country, as now aipeIng-oT
! alI places in the wOrld-st Cape 'fowD.
Boston critics say they don't think
much Of Aujac and they even turn up
I their ine Roman noses at Irma
One gampieri has brought out at Bo-
( logns 3 neg opera Of his cOmpOsltlOni
called " Mario" but lt was Dot success.
One Church IN Boston pays $500 for
its music. which is much more than can
be sai1 OF any Church in New York.
-Erbsn has Just finished building q
new organ for st. Clements, Il oman
! Catholic institution 10 Georgetown, ID. u
Sort zing's orsrR ''u undiOe, has been
revived at Dresden. kJ has pretty music
and good chances for scenic display.
-Dauckler is the name Of foreign
| violipcellist who has been engaged by
Max Strakosch for q concert tour Ia this
country.
Madame Pence, who some years age
| was the reigninI star at Parie-Oefore
the advent OF PATHS low singing IN
Genoa.
The Fiorerces, during their present
! engagement st Woods Museum, Will
| produce their old success, Ticket-Of-
Leave Man"
The familiar old church tune Len
ox,U with it's little fUgsl passage, is 8
great fsvOrite among the converted ns-
tives ia China.
-MsndelssOhn's " Reformation Sym
phopy" is getting TO be really popular IL
E Irope 1. has lately been produced il
Brussels.
in the forthcoming production o.
"I,e Propheie," ;" at the Academy OF Nh
sic, Mr.. Meretzek will Introduce lsrgt
chorus Of bOy-singers.
Good orchestra players in L0ndor
make from two to three pounds per week
In New York they get from twenty K
thirty-fiye dollars.
-Albopi has Monday evening recep.
tiOns in Paris. She has made vow
over RossiUi's grave only TO sing in pub
lie again for charitable purposes.
Most Of the leading musicians ir
London are giving IN their adhesion tC
the new normal diapas0n-that is, to The
lower pitch for music.
Mario, Reeves, La Blache, Tambu
rini and RoncOni all sre or were smoker
or sDuffers; so the charge that tobaccI
. hurts the voice is disprOved.
Campbell, the baritone OF the r eh
ipgs troupe, is reported to have lost hi
voice somewhere between Dstroit an'
New York.
The San BenedettO Theater at Ven
. ice, for which X lssini wrote "Lltaiisn
ia ALGERIA and "E lvardO Cristius,"
hereafter to be known IS the Rossin
The6ter.
The Qqeen Of the Belgia0s is an un
usually good harpist. Sle- learned th
. instrument DEC Eu55 u5E iatS Sou " as ION
of it, and her plsyingit il often soothed th
sick child.
-Josefina Filomeno, the clever littl
Chilian girl, plays both the pisnO-fort
and violin so well that the city critic
? cannot make up their minds W lich in
strument she eXcels OD.
Mile, SsndersOn and Pattison are th
three most prominent professional pian
ISIS resident in New York city. Tae
have all been frequently heard Ia ia
concert room this season.
-Rossini said that in the library {
the Conservatory of Naples there lie
stored away an amazing treasure Of mt
steal manuscripts by PaisiellO, Cimsros
and other old masters.
y When only twenty-eight years
age, the late Sol Smith gained, by b.
performance Of old men y parts, th
- sobriquet Of Old Sol" which has cluu
TO him ever since.
. Mr.. Henderson, the manager, deniC
that he is married to Lydia Thompson
and declares in card thRt the report
started uy some scoundrel who seeks |
damage Miss ThompsOn's business pro-