, 1870-09-04

1nenta. The Opera House will be closed this |
week. but will reopen next week with the 4
Co'viiie Troure, from Woed's Museum, New |
York ot Whicl more bereaftes. |
Edwin Booth commences IN engagement 81 |
Movlcke1s Theatre, on Monday oren,pg. His
business fer the week is underlined IA fol-
lows Monday. .'Brutns;" TuesdaJ, "shy-
locts" "Wednesday, "Iaxo;" Thufsday. Sir
e5s., @ !, h ,,t New Mayte ray o1a Dette;"
Arden and written by J. Startling Coyna and
his aon J. Denis coyne viii ba the sttra.t,oa
al tho Museum Ill this week, and will be pro.
dueed With the following cAet; Richard
Ifesa;der, J. ". Dlalzde1l; Walter Ellington,
g Peter Pendogges. J. +. Jenninss Jacob
WaspeI; =. soegs Tony Trotter, Oven Fax-
cett; no5elt 1ynden. E, Mackway; Disk
Treegooze. H. Wentworth; Hegh Gemoe,
i. C. White; Will harton, J. L, Lacy; Thos.
HAwser. 2: J. Wade; Mary Ifessider. Mrs.
stone~aA; jenDie Truecnt, Mss Alice
1elooks Littlo Dick, La Petite Gracie.
In addition 10 tts s' Home Wreck" buy
!esque OH the Colleen Bswu will also bo pre-
scented each evening. Among other novelties
Which Mr. Aiknn hiss underlined are q Nov
5leE art Old Acres" and ''A11te Vernon"
botl, ,: Iom II. lor and j" Tho Yellow pasa-
lprt" hy EnSis KbFnasd.
The Dearborn Tbeatre presents tue follow
ins attractions to ITS patrons this Reek: The
Fhss.sera Cnorus as tho tina1e to s'la first
pa1l: Hogan and Hughes !" I really shall t.
iixe" senator Htsta speech % l'le Eurr-
'I,ran troubles; ''Bili Jorcs' Coaaia. mud
NV j. eat tkctch. "Tbe Streets OF Cn'aaao,"
~itts H.. tol owing c1st:
Corfu Illus CoEnshnck-fIom the coun-
weliu.ton Erass-one who plcEs up
an.th4uE that cou1e1 In his way. .--J. T. kcmhlt
Alderman Shatr-oa the lookout 1ar
p,nsTs.-his comra1ion-onc of ihe wv ''1'
6anr ZANE acv;oan hly aim9hes
.as pres. 1t sJ s.
Among miscellaneous eutett taihmenta, ,IurinG
the coming week, will be tho season ot Fob
iuson's Circus, and The cxhinition Of Cali
for1ia panora1aa. st Farwell Hall.
Ms. Florence ;:gfeld, the exc ce[tent musical
Instructor, il director, commences operations,
On Monday, at tho Opera House.
and, We arc glad to knor, VII
open with large number of students. It is
rare that snch N opportunity IL offered to
study n.unie. Mr. ziegiaid gtTas the s.a3 3em,
lis own supe rsisiop, and will pe assisted BY
Allen. Dudley Duck, Alfred Paaae, s. n Pen
Geld, and others OF our hest. instructors 4
better opportunity to study music has neya!:
bocn offered here, and We s1e glad to lnor
that tho academy, in point Of attendance. Is
Mr.. creswola, The orgaulst Of Unity Church,
resumes hia organ Feci!als THU, Sunday, ataer-
noon, 1t tie churci, with the following excel
lent programme:
Overture I'll sfom zaner,a", sAooe1
>. Themes from Faust. .-.,....... .Gounod
l. Triumphant March Costa
The Turner Han programme to-o1y is as
!. " Koenlggratz ylc.nsy March =. .saro
:. l,sestdre to 'Stradela"..... .F1otnw
t SS;s2sa \; S'':;ss IL.
{ ssesns saaie tson 9nc Merry wisss
y Meos: Ths Mil on he Roef Rs.s H'sG1a ssf
8. PespeuEI, !retn :. Ny Album Fauss
spIs9s pnas pafaa a1ixa t;;;an .siaa
My foreign Intelligence today ia a. fonowa
lnge German opcra company has bean
engaged abroad for performances this winter
| at The Stadt Theatre, New York. II is ip-
tended TO produce. there during the season
several of wagnet's opers' entire, among
Which wiz be The -: .ran2hasse1', aid 10
rrogre=a made ~ tho PEusaians in the ptes-
cut war il entirely due to the fact that the
Ring Of Baya.ia. being the proprietor Of the
copyright Of Wa aEne1's operas, and, rith an
eye 10 business, has managed to Introduce the
msats s9 & S,nds ssst' OF 0ptEas r. a tns
The Frercl troops could stsnd The
nesdle gun, hut not Wagners nusic....
a London paper SAYS: Our ranagon have
at last hegun to realize the painful truth that
days.' Tie Lsceun, the Strand, he Globe,
tue New Royalty, the Holho1n, the Princess.
and the st. James hare already closed their
doors. Tho Haymarket, deserted BY Mr.
Duckstone, Mr. sothe1n, and the rest Of its
established company, drass On w:th hopeless
actors, before pit hill empty and drtss circle
crriouely deficient iu dress According
to the London Orchestra there is now study
ing under 81. Roger ttto well-knowu tenor Of
the Grand OPERA An American young lady,
DO unusually brilliant noger has private
theatre, in which the pupils frequently
appear. Tie audience IL composed Of man
ayers of operas, coneests, and mu-
eicAl critics, aud "a As competent IN
assembly - could well BE- collected. They
confirm u. Rogers predictions. The yoapg
lady is Miss Mackie, and rhs has adopted foI
the stage tho pseudon{m Mile. Gaetauo. She
paeees In Paris generally for I Spapiard, and
eha looks Ike daughter Of Seville. Her nd
mirers also credit her with great beauty.
in New rofk. His name II Carl Dcetz. and he
eornca from rruasiA 1t is even said that
Cztl beats most OF the other tenots ia New
York II ha wants drst-class engagement,
he batter 60 home md fight the French.
Mieo Maria BrajnArd, Tho soprano, is aho1l
erecting villa in the picturesque village Of
Ansonsa, in the beautiful valley Of the Nau
| gatuck River, Conn. We learn Mta lmo-
gen brown Is coming to Chicago for whilt
I'VE hear that Nine. Psre'--lsosa is tt
bring an Eng1ish opera troupe to America
from London. for the coming season. Mr
s. c. CampbelI, late Of the Parepa tro1Ic, has
; | Eeeently gwen concert in San Francisco.
All OF rnntica1 raris that ID not utterly dis
tsacted By the war tulault Is agog at the prom
: isec novelty vhicl the associated talents O
| Ca = 1 Ia Ia -.
dnee in November. Both these distinguishes
favttises have been working together for
| month past On grand spectacle entitlet
King Casros," which is to combine in 81
entirely new manner, the skill Of the autho
IN its plot and the charm OF the compose
in its mueic, Arrangements haze heel
made for tho production Of king Ca1Fot
in this country simultaneously with its 40
, pearsrce tn Paris. As 1ir. Max Maretzok ha
: made definite cont1act With these dist,n
gulhned coua6oratt1trs, which no, ou1s per
mits linn to produce these works here, but t,
American copyright, it will be seen that ii
| other productions OF the same works will b.
! pirated.. "A great success has been scbtevet
. 1t Milan, by . young English prinl2 dooa,
sarelli she has le,a received With great favo
Ir.si.;s i .na sM.rsns.' @ ss I,ie. ssvela ii Wit 4
in addition to her musical accomplishments, i
il said to be possessed ct great beauty, vi
|! / probably appear LII London next seaso,,.,
Max strakosch, after fr1itless hunt in Enrop
J. forawoEtty tenor to support Nile. Nilsson la
: engaged Drigncli. Tho company now COT
i. eists Of Milo Nilsson, Miss Pauline Carissa
fe Miss Carey, cousralto iron pIlr: Lane
Ezifnoli, te"os Verge, baritone, and Eieu,
h temps, sio''r;..: .1he Boston ,lusent
P following dramatic company Me.sets. Charlt
Barron, Willism Warren, II. r: SeClannin, ]
!. williams, ]: =. Norris, burrows, J. !
: Bradford. y; Salisbury, J; Nolan, J. T. ri
J, bridge, Mies AMMO ClA.ie, Miss Lanra j
= Tbt]iips, Mrs. J. j. Vincent, Mrs Ada G;lna
"a Miss Fanny Skeyritt, Mr.. Joeie Batchelde
), Miss Il. Parker. and othess.....-. .Chrlstin
:. Nilsson has taken his farewell Of London ~
N N on tue occasion Of her sdieu .she retoiyed
= perfect ovation. How Ersndlv her btillia
- s.lcnts are appreciated, and how high at
y. stands iu the PUBLIC lure and esteem, may
H. 'ufet1ed ttY tho following account Of her Il.
~ ~ night in London:
"pp Saturday, the last night OF the seaza
&c 4rasssa ssS.as .ease IA laeis 4,
nclmoDr.-thc nEsr act Of Ver.ii's orera, CO
= tstning The ha1-rc4In tlnet With 4ureio tStQp
sxa:' the secvul &c, at u. Flosos.s, in which {
by cur shF spinning Wheel quartet a1d 'Qui n
e. xsr'" .t*s aud shs sltEd ast af D3ntzeist, M
r. III, X MGt. Nlissen has bcsn hrsrd 50 frequent
ID, thar CRITICISM Naus,s sr' s1peE1aoua Enough II
eac creates! the lNeltest iuprcss!un In each, Il
RI the Spinning Wh"er quartet tMt,e. {
su r, Stenor Fcrcttl. and Mr. SAINT
~ | tAkf.E she othes pArtel xas encars
IL tat the tame htIlrr whs Mstae
~ sfa 'tui so1a ttrgrn 1884, to which Atc Slas
r. y. rttronusd By silRuE the mcleds 10 the Enet
t'e wc'lt OF Moore and thai at the CONCLUSION ot
>ol scene u the uatinesa from Lucia the entnusia
ia | Of thc andtepee was 1udescr!hablc. Uetre In
on | tcrthshle, We will not attempt 70 deseribet
- cctta1nit 10 great public faFos1te vas ever tt
49, oseu with mose spontaneous and heartx lea
e ixknR than that accorded to-Nile Nilsson on
se u.eixy. E.,en Alter ths' Sat!uns! Apthetu Will
according 10 custom On these occasions, foIIuW
m the opcsA, anil In Nbch Nile. Stlseon s1nE oar
ou sht FefEet Alto. the demonstrations were fruex