, 1870-03-22
AMpsEMEaTs.

THE OLE nrl1. CONCERT.
Ole Hull gave his second mt last concert last
evening, at Farwcll Hail. with large audience ID
attendance which greeted the veteran vlo1Intst
with every demonstration u applause xud M en-
tort for rarh of hi, numbcra Ills pieces Oh The
programme wetr hls own Largo and Londo Cap.ie-
eins, the !" "Kja"1nrrslaa:cnr" )" dreamy Norwegian
faasasta of his own composition. the Di tasH Hul
Jlti If paFnnini: and an o1i5ate to Miss Sanorub
asma s''sk 1hc isscna IL The iaenpxsasasna
is as fellows: "Onc Of the old SoIsI giant Kings
s,r4 ss n vno Ssa ss man; sa hi TH kn saoia nn4
fer his yaor and euoE1ln1s strength, would con-
sent only I" the uniun Of his .laughtcr with the
lat Several valiant young nnhlernen were
saercsslscly defeated lIy the King In their
s'nrs tt Mso A., A. ,,ss.n lsnstn n,, on yoSag mn
rssaytd to test the Hrwcss of the Etns: the maid.
eli, upon learning h,s tset !son, cneavored in vain
that her father had always been successful In van
Gulsling ali opponents The young man, however,
would not hetrl her eatrcates, tut challenged the
the oil King to terms anil t,orc the 6ea1ufri gi7i
N t!iimrn 70 the altar The ceremoncs being ccse-
i59ssd WIN E5Sas ee,qa a. t. wonld he xe'J lcult
cution Eare Ereat satisfaction. Mr. Bull was well
seconded by Mr. Hoffman, the pianist, Mr. Mac-
Randerrer Waltz and the "Pcnsler d'Amorcs a.
ready alluded to. All these aytiRts received en-
eorts, and the concert as q whole was yery satis
laGAV1s oAt-
N'vICKERs InElTEE, ........
Nj: Mayo commenced his second week last
evening with the rcrsonas.on Of 4aelxth Merit cii
en H. his 1T IL a
| drawing large house, 20 that his future IL as
sur-l Ills Perscnat!on Of Macbeth was, In many
respects Ill admirable one especially III makc-up
| and business, which sometimes had tendency y
lc strongly realistic Ills reading sometimes Was
Eas NJ " v1,iaass with lae Ors1nalte esps;,.;
Is; s5.i Il, 4 u lin -, Pa5gssls : :
..Inou soaaa and tlHn-sc, sa1til,~ in place oi
Thou sure Ai,d nr1n.set earth Hts readn,. OF
this scene, however, from IN elocntionary point,
wr. HIs exits were very artistic an', effective
a,is hurried il had DC M merit % nowsver ,ssas Il Il
!sing original showing that he had besioHed
,nshf Mra H. stuy nnon The business of tae
Nashttte heTc 30 many iimes that 's ws need moi moi
sreak Il her Iefsona1on IN any further detail thaI
lersonation Of Macdu6, with the single exception
ot tendency TO hu1J his lines, was admsiable
ever before given him credit fov. III. Bock,s
E1nquo was q fair piece Of acting: but beyond the
sa,nss.,s t aissay srssinea shs1s vas aosn!ns
}dnJ VAS very good; hut the sccne-sh.fters OF the
keenra seems to be totelly ,leprase for there waa
vas especially not,ceaolc IL thss theatre w wasre ,he
eaeni"p NJ H. Ssyo arpeas aas asnE iae 9se0 10 easy
| THE DEARBORN THEATRE
The Mlnstrels opened the week last ereifne With
crowded house as usual The urst pa1 was en-
ure15 new and entirely good, but the ptcts lt re.
siadnee arc the Sho0 Fly, which seems destined
to retain Its Popularity for long while to come,
and the huflef4ue Of " 5aazerpa,n which is one oi
the funniest things the Mlasuclh have ever pro.
duced. Those who have not seen " tie fiery IN.
tanned etecd from Calumet can form little idca o1
the broad humoE Of thr piece. same hln to-uIght
THE MCSECN.
FEou-Ftou y Is all tho rnge with taeatre-gocrs,
and the Nuseuu Is crowded to oSeI1ow!nc upoI
| each representation 1t Is the most decided Buc
| cc1s ever achieved at the Museum, and Will b.
, ! continued uli tho week