, 1870-04-03

IN ensenable which shall bs in perfect aeoord.
snee with the Bpirit Of the work, and in IN.
mmy Eith the splendor Of the musicad settin7.
The Magic Flute hAs mover been given hcfa
~ onse rha tna3 - sosne yesra ago At Nc
Troupe, Those who heard it then VII not 1nisa
the opportunity Of hearing 1t again, aud those
Whp did NOT hear It have great trnst r.. sfore
for themselves. The east Of tho leading char-
acters could not be exce1led among our hono
talent Il has been made with excellent good
Judgment, and the orchestra hxa been selected
With care. 1hus everything indicates III.
week, carnival Of muRic. The full c-a, Is "a
follows:
Sarfst1o... .....................:AE Mr. E Honmlnn
ia11lno. .-..-........-.....AI. Alex BAchoH
: a,e4@9er: @ volsi
ra1. tTsst. MI =. SEnRe
SeSono 1I1e3t-. " Hellucr
Tne Queen ot Nisns i,nsss,el ~ 7snfs1
Famlns !her dsaghter3.. Mrs., Cl1s1 H1ok
se[and sc d'dy ~; .A,1s a. 4 Hstns:cas
NS1uq Ahay.--'..... -A1a9 j. 89mMeT
fnq VT Fm}o L w. =, schE1es
6econo outd-. .Mts9 4. DuebZOek
Third fouth. .Alss Sommer
cais ooidsatfsl ea Fer
Eist warrior; q: Haamsan
The business Of tho thestres this VI; vesk s1l Vii
be Is fo1lows: At McVicker's, Emmet VIII con-
tinpe hia presentations Of FF4tz. 1t Tie Nd
scum, on Monday evaaing, Katie Msyhcw tatea
her benefit, and announces "Asmodeus."
Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady" and
aixa4 lsSn.:r 9.saS aS na o. Inssd,, a xsssnipg
day evening that excellent and deserving actor
and gentleman II. Psd8ett, il up for benefit
and announces little Emily" and \ new
farce cslled q Old Goosebctr7.h 1hopc for lie
sake Of what is legitimate both In ths action
and the acton, that Ar. padgctt may have 1
benefit which aha11 be subetantial IN every re-
th9 Museum takes . benefit, for which
X that Game, )" Fo underlined.
At tho Monday matinee, "Eust.ehe"
will he plaEed, and At the Wednesday matinee
"oliver Twist" The now play Uncle Dicks
Darling Is Underlined for ne1t week The
bill 1t The Dearborn Theatre, with the e1cep-
ton Of the i.7erressib1e and wont-go-uuder
Shoe Fly ia entirely new, and embraces
''Gty Life" clog dance by Little Eddie.
That Boy Of Mino," song and dance by Andy
Mckee, new conner, md the laughable bur
kenIblor and With the following cast: Robeltt
Make-Airs, j. 4. keu1b1e; Jake Strike, Ben
Cotton; Sheriff. Bob HAst; Peter, u. Kansne;
Dupont, c. S. Etedcricks; Charley, ]. F, Dun
nie; Gum Heel, J. J. Kelly; Toa-Heel, Andy
Mckee; Aunt Mary, Billy Manning; Cicmen-
tinis, Myron Lewis. On Monday evening Ar.
Mareh, the attentive and courteous Treasurer
Of the Dearborn, takes his benefit. Among
coming miscellaneous entertainments are the
performances Of tho cantata OF +" Esther" on
lhe 11,h, 18th, 14sh, aud 18th Of April, at the
Opera House the raTspa opera season, which
commences on the 18Th; seAson Of the
Thomas orchestra in May; readings By Prof.
Eootl, au excellent clocutionist at Dyhren-
1u1th's Hall, on tho It'll; and lecture By Rev.
Robert Collyer, 1T Unity Church, OF "a Charlotte
Droute," Oh the 18th.
Amusement gossip from abrosd this week ia
Is follows: Mn. +. .. Chanffau will DO tho
leading lady At selWyn'a Theatre, Boston, next
scaxon... G.e aud MApleson h.ro issued thoir
programme for the coming opera season in
London, and very promising ono it is. Patti,
Lucca, and Titiens arc the leading primA DON
mas, and among other ladiea aro Tanzini, Lo-
catelli, scaichi, Daurueister, Lessi, Ohm, and
the American contralto. Carl The List Of ten
and Dr.. Gunz; md among tho bazitones md
hasses arc Cotogni, C4p7roni, Rossi, and Gr4-
xiani. Tito Mattel, the composer Of Non
yer, will preside over the rahrazsals. Among
the Operas announced arc Esueralda, Mac
beth, Medea, Fideio, Flauto Magico, Tell,
Domino NOR, and Lucia.....Hiss Charlotte
Thompson goes to Europe in June.....
Maggie Mitchell vas last week in A1haoy.....
The Eimira papers announce the suspension
Of buaincss OF the Wortell Sister troupe, "A
new ye1sion OF rip Van Nink1e, hy Robert
House, Washington. In this veraiou tho dog,
schneider, appears on the stage, appearing In
the second act, whore ZIP goes to sleep, a. on
tho mountains, chained to = au1ln sApling.
N'hAn the curtain zises On the third act, and
Eip;Awakens from his twenty yearn' sleep, he
aud.tha skeleton Of tho dog banging from ore
OF Tho branches. :. Madame Anna MAhop has
preserved Ill tho nawEuaper notices eve1 given
her coocerts. 1hs pars- containing tho first
notice 'cont.lns also ! g7aphie aooonnt
symphony, entitled Ia Roy Ehennc".
Ihe following extract from Beethoven'a con-
versation books IL translated from an clifton
Of SclindIc1s - Life Of Beethoven" whereat
tho Hub is now rejoicing: ''1823. From !
conversation with his friend Bahler. who was
tBeethoven, so,ne time before thiA meeting.
had received proposition to write an oratoHo
for Boston, in SeFth America, and. indeed, 1t
any psice.) Buhler aeked: 'The osato1io for
Doaton7' Beethoven answered: I do not
write that which should most gladly, hut toz
the saKe Of money what must. This d not
saving that write only for money. When
Lis period IL past hope At la*s to write what
who witnessed the Last appeaEa1see of
Mario It St. Petersburg describes the scene
.h follows: 1.-The night before 1ast the Opera
lioune Was Literally c7smme3; and I think
never before fsase, perhaps, At the reception
of Garibaldi in Eng1and), have I Witnessed d
similar tcene Of enthusiasm. The Performance
WAS The Hugucnots, aud It ito termination
H. Mario wAs called before the curtain twenty
i've tines and shouts Of tira tira!' and
waving OF handkcrchiefr, shawlB. hats and
snsthing that could be waved. He received
from the public three handsome gifss-& large
crown. with an inscription in gold: massive
gold plate, engrssen "A. Mario. *es ddn,ira-
fears, Pctetsbourg, 1915 and beautiful
E1scr epe1gne; besides bouquets without uum-
her. On leaving the theatre the crowd fol-
lowed him to bis house .-- Mr.. julie f.
Perkins, the young American basso, now
in 1tAlv, completed successful eleven weekss
engagement At Neggio, March 8. He BUS
tanned tho primo basso part IN several ope1zs.
including 7.Ione.' LII NORMA" and IN
Trovatofe." II Salcosc.sico Uhe Staee) Of
January II, speaks thus: t. Jule E. Pertdna 10
IN American who is actually singing It the
theatre Of neggio d.Euailia in bis quality Of
tasso pTptn1do, powerful in voice. Just in art
and method, aud figure most advantageous.
He Ileased very uuch II Mllao and At Co.oGns:
AZ ha ii now doing II Reggie We Ire Assussd
that the impreaaari are watching him closaly,
and offer him good engagements foreseeing in
this young artist worthy companion Of Msiini
Lr1ted Master Perrin, It Milan" II Nuopo
Tr1ualore, OF December 81. Raya: ..Tha hssso,
julie E. perkins met with t1ne succesa IN
Isabella dAt7gonz-'" pEREsR1xE Plck1E.
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