Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-13
MUSICAL AND nRAAAIIC.

Miles. Marquet, Delmay and Tor
dens have ceased to belong to the
Coincide Franchise.
Besides Bonn, there will be a Bee
thOven festival held, in August, in
Salzburg, directed by DR.. Bach.
A Miss Henderson has been enact
ing "Hamlet'' at the Britannia Thea
ter, London, with very moderate sue
cess.
At the Leipzig Stadt Theater a new
comic opera by Franz Won HOlsteiD,
entitled "DeS BTUders Heimkehr, -
will shortly be performed.
Signor PaOIo Ferrari has given to
his new comedy the name of "FiaseO,'
a name of evil omen, which may per-
haps be more appropriate than the
author might expect.
"Le ROi DIES Halles," a drama in
five acts, and a prologue, by M. Al
bert Banquet, will shortly be played
at the Ambigu COmique. The pTin-
cipal role will be sustained by M. Dd-
maine.
At the Ambigu, of Paris, N. Ran
dOux is very successful in the part OF
the VeiIeuT, in lie Veilleurde Mutt"
at the Beaumarehais. "Richard the
Third" has been given, with M. Tail
lade in the principal character.
Signor LeOpOldO Marenco's new
comedy, entitled "La Famiglia," pro.
duced at the Arena Macdonald, Flor
ence, has been performed with the
greatest success by the new Italian
company of actors, the SadOWski
Company.
A special notification Of the DruTy
Lane ImpressariO to his subscribers,
WithdraWs the name of Mile. Mari.
mon, from the announcements until
her medical adviser can certify her
capability to continue her operate
duties regularly.
The reconstructed executive of the
Commission DIES Auteurs ct Compost
teurs Dramatiques consists of M. Al
exandre Dumas, president; MN.
Barber, Deslandre and Dugue, vice
presidents; NM. CadOl and De Ma
lac, secretaries; NJ. Adenis, treasurer,
and M. VaucOrbeil, archiUiste.
A melodrama entitled "AcrOss the
Continent; OF, Scenes from New York
Life and the Pacific Railroad, " which
obtained considerable vOguein Amer
lea, has been produced, with fair sue
cess, at the Alfred Theater, London.
As may be supposed from the title,
red Indians take a prominent part in
the action.
Promenade concerts will be revived
at COvent Garden on the 18th of Au-
gust. under the direction of Mr. Rivi-
- - H. AnIn.nhao M uHoAInunra
will renew his winter series of Italian
opera at cheap prices at COvent Gar
den in November and December, and
at Christmas Mr.. A. Harris will have
the COvent Garden Theater for pantO-
mime.
The Strand, London, has been Oe-
cupied with an "entertainment" by
Mr.. Fleming Norton. MI. J. S. Clarke
reappeared on Saturday, the 10Th ulti-
mo. in "The Heir-at-Law." For
Saturday evening, the 22d ultimO, the
Olympic announced the production of
q new extravaganza by Mr.. II. j. By
ron. entitled "Giselle; or the Sirens
of the Lotus Lake" and the Royalty
a new drama by Mr.. Blanchard Jer-
rOld.
Signor ErnestO Rossi has been re-
with enthusiasm at Rio janet
70. During the journey from Dor
deaux to Rio, owing to an accident 10
the screw, the ship vas obliged to put
in at Pernambuco, where SignOr Err
nesto ROssi was asked t. give some
performances, and he appeared in "Il
Cid" sullivan" and "Oreste." At
Rio JaneirO, SignOr ROssi made his
first appearance in "Kean," which
was followed by "OtellO, - 81 Due Ser
CENT?, (" and 'Gli InamOrati." "Giu-
lietta g Romeo" was announced for
his next performance.
We have some notes of local dra-
matte progress at COnstantinople. The
theater at Ghedik Pasha has now got
10 translatiOns into Turkish of MOli-
"Le Marriage Force" and of a
farce, Lies CanOtiers de la Seine"
The male actors are Turks, and the fe-
male, Armenian actresses. The Grand
and other fu~nctiOnaries patron
ize the entertainments. There is also
an Armenian dramatic company,
has been playing in StambOul,
In Turkish. 1t has now moved to
Pera, and has taken the French Thea
ter, to play in Armenian. The first
performance was a tragedy called
'Diran.n
When a rakish youth goes astray,
gather to bring him back to
the path of virtue. Gentleness and
are lavished upon him to
bring him back to innocence and
peace. No one would suspect he had
ever sinned. But when q poor con-
Rding girl has been betrayed, and re-
the brand Of society, and is
heneeforth driven from the ways of
the betrayer is h0n0red, re-
spected. and estpemed-there Is no
0eace fer her this side the grave. So
nietg has no helping, loving hand for
her. ITO voice of forgiveness. There
are earthly mOralities unknown to
heaven.