The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-20


Signor Botteslni's opera "Ai Baba" Is IN prepare
ton at the Circo, In Madrid.
Mile. Krauss Is engaged for the autumn season
at Trieste, and for the Carnival at san Carlo,
Naples.
Miss Amy Sedgwick made her temperance on
the boards of the Haymarket Theatre on the 9th CT
October
We hear that Tagloni, the famous dancer, is
about to leave Paris and reside in London, where
she proposes giving lessons.
The interior decorations OF the Paris Opera have
begun. GLACIERS are now repairing the numerous
panes broken since the commencement Of the war.
There are from $50 TO 200 panes to replace.
Herr Hermann Sallmayer has finished new
Festdran,a, which Is to be produced immediately
the festival in honor OF those who have returned
from the French campaigns.
Tamberlik has had one OF the usual tropical sue
Bu re- cneep rsGas
In Mexico. They should offer ices to make the COM
pliment recherche.
The Opera Comique announces its first perform.
ancs OF "L'Ombre.'' with the following cast:--Fa-
brice M. MonJauze; LIE Docteur Mlrouet NJ. Ismaei;
Nine. Abeille, Nine. Prlola; Jeanne Nine. Rene.
MonjauZe's engagements Was signed on sunday at
eleven O'Clock: by noon the opera was In rehearsal.
At La Scala "Guarany" IS still being performed,
ana to toerably good houses, thanks to the fact
that the place Is full OF strangers, visitors TO the
Exhibition and tourists. After "Guarany" Will
come Lucia" with either Signora CaruzzL Bedogni
or SignOrl Monginl-Stecchl and Naudn and Berto-
Sgnor Lablache the greatest basso that ever lived,
made MS first appearance IN London on Thursday,
the 18th OF May, 1880. The cast OF the opera, al
Matrimonio Segreto," on this occasion was:-Caro-
ina Nine Merle Laande; Fldalma Mme Malioran;
Elise IA, Miss BellchamDers Paolino, Signor Don
zelli: Count Robinson Sgn0r Santini. and Gero-
nimo sgnor Labache dis first appearance IN Eng
Iandt 49,, 49, as.a
A curious incident hs.ppened at the Park Concert.
at Amsterdam, few days ago. several Prussan
officers In full uniform were present. The band
Struck up ''Die wacht am Rhein," which was one
OF the pieces set down on the programme. There
upon the audience took IL Into their heads TO COM
mence Kissing Justify. The band, to soothe them.
elided into the Dutch national air. wien Neerland5
Boed In den Aderen vloet." AT the first strains the
Prussian offcers uncovered, rose from their seats
ana remained standing until the conclusion
On October 2 the English opera once more made an
effort to acquire q permanent footing in London.
The .sRoyal National opera opened at ST. James
Theatre for a short season, under gool auspices.
The principal singers were Miss Rose Hersee, with
her American laurels still on her, Miss Blanche
Cole MISC Bessie Emmett, Miss Janet Hayden,
Nine. Florence Lancia, Miss Palmer. MI. sims
Reeves Mr.. george Perrcn Mr.. Nordblom, Mr.
Henry Gordon, Mr.. 9. Stanton, Mr. Parkinson Mr..
Richard Temple Mr.. MayDrick, Mt. Sandeman, Mr..
@. wIImot, Mr.. Macauay, Mr.. Theodore Dlstin, Mr.
Give Hersee. Mr. Sidney Mayor conducts, ana the
band IL strong one.
Critics have 10 be careful In London, TO Judge from
the following crazy communication 10 Tie editor OF
tae Gustcat World -
LONDON, Sept 81, 1871
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