The New York herald., 1870-11-01


Dues, 'TsvoriA" DoDsssa
Violin and y.
Ar Henry yisaatemps.
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s,..,... si,aor Bilsaoi
Miss Annis Louise Gary '''''.
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r'sno aud Orchestra. ooncerssack. Weber
Largo si acosum "BarSsrc d svisiis - y. Rossni
ouarte,,o. .R,,o,,..oss ssisnof ~ VerEer t~ss, -.
Als Christine Sii''on' Ms. Cary ssaoi BlisnoD ana
March, "Tannhauser'. Wagner
Ihe TWO features OF the concert were the Immortal
quartet by Verdi and Weber's grand work for fbe
piano. Unfortunately for the former the manage
eaa ~ sne made the M same mistake as the composer dd
many q the audience crt the hall before Il waS
sung: ~ Inc same M happens often In the opera whsre
y IL placed IN the last act II could not he expected
that this grand enseo.ble would produce such an
eGect In concert as i does IN the opera Tne situa-
u0n can explain thAt. FIRST We have the tenor solO
bella Fglia,n sung BY tue hcentious Duke, an im.
passlonsd love song, broken IN upou by the ringing
hear the wan OF the betrayed Gilds and tue nut
tered threats Of vengeance By her relentless father.
weak point in the quartet last night was the light
voice OF yerger which did not give point t0 the Bit
was soper5iy rendered The other feature Of inc
concert, the C0ncetst0ck received full justice vt the
hands OF MISS kreos Il is severe test for pianist.
here. Her clear, crisp touch and wonderful
execution made still more favorable I'M
preston en- her hearers than at any Of her
previous appearances. For young girl not yet out
OF her teens she has made marvellous progress in
the art. Age ana experience Will, OF course, de-
veiop power. but nature has already gifed her with
a rare delcacy and poetic instinct which no amount
inimablc concert troupe appear In Brooklyn Tor tho
last ume and on Friday they make their frst appear
ance In Boston.
NIBLo's-RosR OF CAsrnE.--The most charming
OF the lamsnted Balfe's works--one that we even
titviii-,yaa
before rather slim house. 1t IL like champagne
from beginning to notwithstanding In its sparkling
sensuousness and filed TO overnowing with lively
mel0iies. The only fault IN II 10 its excess OF
nord music, whicn In one or two instances de-
generates into pueriliy. The cast was rs folIows:
ponne Mn: Annie Rs%p sSss somsr ssss:s
.na. ssass,Ss .M,,.% MIf nSqs1G.. S..s9s
Don Pedro. 9. Canpbs.
Don H. cS.sssoa
Don Pabio..... Arthur Howell
Rose Hersee was one OF the prcttlest dalnties and
sanciest little queens that ever went InasqucradIng,
and although her Liny voice was weak In the ensen-
| bes yot her artiess manner won the audience MrH.
| Bowler sang better than usual and made us forget
| the success that Mrs. Seguin made in the
and % Campbell rolled out the stirring drinking Su sony
OF the first act IN glorious STYLE The chorus proved
themselves the strongest feature IN the company,
sal. Perhaps the leader Mr.. Bchfens Is 10 blame
most Of all. His idea Of time s something like that
opera, seemingly, with the axed purpose or main
tanning the same tempo THROUGHOUT. BY this means
he spoiled Of the concerted pieces In this lovely
work. .Auber's sparkling work "rne Crown Dia-
monds'' viii be given tonight. 7
WALLACK's.-A series OF English comedies In the
home OF English comedy is the programme for the
present week at Wallack's Last night this stgnifi-
can't revival was commenced with Coleman's incom-
parable 'John Bull before crowded house. Thla
iavorite comedy, faithful portrayal Of the manners
OF society when George the Third was king In which
is interviewer the staple material Of human nfelovs
both dlsneresed and selfish, with that which Is too
| frequent now, as then, feminine misplaced con-
| ndence In an aristocratic lover. With the happy
facility Of life upon the stage there s shifting, Of
course OF events and characters that on the fall OF
the curtain sends the audience away In a happy
/ frame Of mind, tnasmuch as virtue is tri-
umphant. and vice with Its htdeous mien
receives ts just deserts. Gilbert Job Thornberry
the brazicr Is the soIid rSvectabe brakeman and
freeholder Of the period. BY his inimltahle mali
ner he takes his audience back to tho ideal cha
racter that inevitably forms itself in the minds or
those who are familiar with the descriptions Of the
ETY. IN the eighteenth century. The PRIDE that
places itself on an equality with the neigh
and sa as or an ns % and
is above him, Is 30 liIelike In the portrayal ae to
show that Mr.: Giloert does not sapernclally study
his part. Mr. D. Marlowe, as the Bon Ton Snnf1eton,
| scamp Of the period, whose notions OF right
III soy ha.
cauterized n his soul, and he Is the
iaise feeble and selfish society produces in ali ages
Mr.. Marlowe is perfect ~ this representation. be
never allows himself TO forget himsef but Is tue
and even in hls g segrsssntsron throughout John
Is annmissos 40 asSmsn ps''Ssn as s1eI
He kept the house in a roar Of laughter, which is
his usual achievement The ladies q the piece are
MS. Brugruddery and Mrs. Barry as Lady Caroline
walacKs, and that they sustained the reputation Of
| this theatre IN no small degree is perhaps the
e TSesday and
THURSDAY, ''Tns Rivals" 10 these who enjoy Eng
! rendered, With all Lhe attractions OF an English
theatre united with the manifold adyantageS Of
American enterprise, this week Ut Walacka WILL be
J cordially welcomed and promptly Appropriated. -.
GRAND OPERA HousE.-"Peiit Faust,n or, az the
boys have it, "Petcr Foster,p was the opera and the
! oouDe at this establishment last evening, ana the
first appearance Of pretty petit Mlle Elise Persinf
the ridiculous Marguerite, the special at,rac
tton. And she made a hit, and good hit, for
she is a nice, delicate, graceful fascinating little
body on the stage and sprIghtly coquettish
actress, and she sings Ike a lark rising nom the
| high grass on lovely morning In june She slngs.
| moreover with the spirit and the understanding
| that Is with the spirit Of the music. and with the
She quite eaptvatod the house. and tie
scr she smiled most srscl0usy sysry tune
i sna e rss sansSS Ssr s.r s
OF this Partisan troupe for the applause Of Napoleon
| when they have the enthnsiastlc applause Of the
81 s se C sr =! :nS gaSas re-