The New York herald., 1871-10-15

Mr.. ssntey. u-,-
s00s-"rns Nine: i..sy. n1
"eN''A'' "'N M. W. ii. dnmmines
Pan,asA-Pianofore on English Ballads Lindsay soper
Balad-"rhe Bsnrinser.... Vincent Wallace
Qun,s.-"Blow, Gentle Gales ... Bishop
NM: Mss W. wyGas I%s Ea;sy rasy .as M s.u
M, .,s. Moon ,.,s S.sI .nov.n R,D.o,c,
Mr. W. H. Cummnss nu ssl and is.p Mr. saDsiey.
Balad-Tbe Ange's Whisper" Lover
song-"Ihe Roamsr" .Aendeissohn
-pianosor.s, g. Nni,. bianches, IN D dai'l
Stephen Heller
ME-. Lindsay sloper
n. v. d. Cumming.
soDs-"The s,rup cuD":.: .Ardu
Finale blessed be the Home" ..Bensdic.
mr. W. H. Cummings, Mr. J. g. Patey and Mr.. saneey'
very admirable collection OF English glecs and
songs ana not calculated TO satisfy those fond OF the
sensational ID music. The part singing was simply
PERFECTION III the ensemble and the clocKwork pre-
Cislon with which the most dl1icut numbers were
sung but we missed tha, genial warmth OF expires
sion and spirit that goes right TO the heart There
was 100 much coaness 10 produce that eject upon
an audience such as is caused by our own Giae and
Madriga Society and the Vocal Society. Mr. SAINT
ley fulfilled all the high expectations formed
o. nm. ana proved himself N voice ana
that ever appeared on the American con.
cert stage Nine. Patey is, beyond d0uht
fhe most attractive feature IN the troupe IL would
lie diicult 10 name another cOntralio In America
equal TO her, ami her rendering OF ''The Storm
was admirable. Neither the soprano nor me TENOR
produced any lasting impression. They are good.
iehable singers, sucn as might hnd III many Ol
our cnurch cholrs. But Santley ana Mme Patcy
are stars OF the trst magniIu,lc IL ~ D!ty that
tncir talents should lie lost TINS season 10 the
operatlc stage. Lindsay Soper. The pianist cannot
DC compared with any OF our public performers Ia
that line.
STADT THEATRE - Wachtel has
made veritable sensation, anu it would seem that
every fresh effort his part adds to mis- popularity
The production or Fotow's charming opera OF
"Stradella," on Monday night attracted anothcr OF
those enthusiastic assembages that throng the
Stadi Theatre every occasion OF his appearance.
In the leading role the German TENOR acquitted nun
sell with und0ubted credit and at time enraplurng
the audience with his marvellous vocal powers, anu
displaying besides the easy and graceful carriage OF
finished actor. The support was much better IMAM
usual The part OF Leonore was sustained Dy Mc.
Rosctti, tnat OF Bass by FranOsch, and the bandits
Barbarino and MalvOg0 being performed by Gro
schel and Vierling respectively. Altogether "Stra-
della'' was very satisfactorily presented
LIMA EDwIN'S THEATRE-"LA PERICHoLE"-The
revival OF opera 0OuDe at this little establish
ment on Monday evening proved conclusivey that
Ofrenpach's sparkling music has still its charms for
host OF admirers Mlle Aimee as La Perchole
was as vlvaciOus and engaging as ever, ana her
Interpretation OF q TOie so popular was marked Dy
characteristic sprghtneSs, feeling and thOrongh
comprehension and display OF the various elements
sustained by Fernand Noe as PequilO and well
trained company. Taking into account the limited
dimensions or the stage LA Perichoie" was credit
ably presented