Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-22
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL

Little Nell opens at the Park thea
ter, Brooklyn, May 14th.
DOdy BidweI has given up her pro-
posed trip to California.
Nine. Artot has been singing in
"BariereV - the Hague.
Marion MOrdaunt, the infexibIe,
is at the Globe theater, Boston.
The Tony Denier PantOmime
Troupe play at Woods Museum this
summer.
lsadora Cameron viii probably play
at NlblO's Garden this summer dur
ing the F. S. Chanfau engagement.
Hermann, a classical violinist of
great ability in Frankfort, goes to Lon
don this season.
The Lingard Combination omen in
TitUsville, Pennsylvania, for one
week, on May 8th.
John BrOugham opens a four weeks
engagement at the Globe theater,
Boston, on June 18th.
Cotton and Archer and the Benze-
ley Brothers have been engaged for
DR.. James L. Thayer's show.
Bob Butler, pantomimist, has been
engaged for the Globe theater, New
York, and viii open on April "A.
" Lohengrin " and the "Africaine"
have been given in Berlin. In the lat
ter opera Mile, Lucca sang with great
success.
Signor Jaell goes to London from
Trieste, in May, for the Musical Union
and the New Philharmonic Society's
concerts.
Oliver DOud Byron produces his
drama Of "AcrOss the Continent at
the Globe theater, Boston, opening
there on July Sd.
Robert Struthers and Jenny Gour-
lay will shortly leave for Europe, for
the purpose OF playing in the PROV
inees and in London.
Mr.. Ella has been invited to a mu-
steal prOiessOrship al the London In
stltuton, and to give twelve educa-
uonaI lectures next winter.
Little Vic, a very talented little
prOtean child actress, opens at the
Globe Theater, New York; also,
SignOr CASTOR, the fre-eater.
The Imperial japanese troupe were
to have left Liverpool on the steamer
France about April 18th, and NAV be
expected here about May ID.
AT Presburg, a musical drama, bv
Richard Hagen, entitled "Der Braut.
igam in ErWartung," has been verv
successful; the music is, according to
the MHStriTte ZeitIqQ, melOdiOus, fresh
and original.
We are glad to know that there is
determination on the part of English
musical directors to resist the incTeas-
ing demands Of foreign artists for ex-
terms, so ruinOus to ali our
sH~trepreaeJrs.
The present unhappy state Of affairs
10 Paris has Occasioned a second exO-
dus Of artists, in the greatest distress.
The best OF the Partisan musicians,
refugees in London, are now well em-
ployed.
SIvOr remains in London for the
season, and is engaged at the Musical
Onlon, with Lasserre, the viOlOncellist.
from Paris, and WaefentaI. a viols
performer Of remarkable talent. also
from Paris.
Sir NJ. Costa has Organized 2 6ua
orchestra for Her Mafesfvis Onara
including a number OF Musical rein,
- OF nrstrate ability in every de-
partnent. There is every prospect of
something like a good ensemble under
bis baton.
Tony Pastor goes on the road this {
summer for q travelling tour with , l
irst-class variety company. This il
The first time Tony has himself been
travelling lnsiX years, and he will DOS
appear at each town as adver-
Used.
NJ. Raphael Felix was neither killed
Tor wounded at the massacre Of the .
Place NendOme, as has been an
bounced in the papers. He opened
he London LyceUm on the 18th Of q
April with the artists Of the Vaude- 4.
lille Theater, OF Paris.
The RivistQ EUr0pea announces the ,
reat success of a new comedy in five !
"u DenarO," recently performed
q Naples. The author, the Princess
Il LuperanO, is, it is said, q deba1Gnte =,
s a dramatic writer, and what is Z
1ost extraordinary makes her debut Il
ING venerable age Of eighty.tWO.
1ereln Is hope for DR.. Vellere. g.
1t is now definitely arranged that q Il
.nakespeare celebration shall fake
lace at Stratford on-AvOn an Nom .
.ay, April q, and probably ha er-
ended over the following dav Tba
are net as yet co14pIeias bnf =
ne leading feature on the Wondev Z.
Inl consist Of q grand banquet at The =,
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