Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-27
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL.

Lolita is represented to be in poor
health, abroad.
The Riehings Opera Troupe begin a
tour November 18th.
Miss Glyn will shortly appear at the
Princess's Theater, London.
The new S~tadtheater of Braslau open
ed on the first Of October.
EIr. Edwin Forrest read HaD5et
Friday night ~ The Brooklyn Academy
of Music.
Mrs. Mary Gladstnae has become the
directress Of the new Prince Of Wales's
Theater.
Anton Rubinstein, Wieniawski, Lieb-
hart and 0rmeny are on their way to a
Western tour.
NJ. Alexandra Lemoire is about to
give a Matinee Rdrisieaee at the Theatre
des Nouveautes.
Odenbach's income, last year, from
his operas. is stated at about seventeen
thousand dollars.
Ligier NJ, formerly a sOcietaire Of the
Coincide, has died at Bordeaux, in his
seventy-siXth year.
Henry the Fifth has been revived with
considerable splendOr at the Princes
Theater, Manchester.
The Road to Ruin aud The Bellies
SfrdtGgem are 10 be revived at the Fifth
Avenue TheateT next week.
an. Pourny's music in Mdzeppd, at
the Folies Dramatiques, is gaining
ground with the Parisians.
The regular dramatic season ut the
Globe Theatre, Boston, began last Mon
day night, when Nh. 9. w. CouldOck
appeared.
Mr.. Field, Of the Boston Museum,
brought out Wad oats, last Monday
night, at that theatre, after months Of
preparation.
The well-known dramatist, Herr
George Koberle, of Stuttgart, has been
appointed director Of the Hoftheater Of
Karlsruhe.
Bret Harte's lecture this year is on
The ArqOndtas Of 40, a description, in
the style OF his sketches, of early pioneer
life in California.
NJ. Desboutins, one Of the authors Of
Maurice Of Sdre, has read, at the Thea
tire Francois, n drama in verse, entitled,
LC Cardinal Dubois.
Miss Emma Stanley, who was in this
country about fifteen years ago, is still
wandering over the habitable parts Of
the earth with her SsUen Age8Cf Woman.
Adelaide Phillips has so many engage
ments to fill in the East that it is posi-
bic her Western trip viii have tobe post
poned a few weeks beyond the time
originally announced.
The Baron Won Halsen, Su~perintend-
ent-G General of the Royal Opera at Ber-
lin, on the occasion OF the performances
given during the meeting Of the three
EmDerors, received from the Gar a gold
s~nufEbox enriched with brilliants.
Madame sass, the original eSelikan
when the 3fricdine was produced ia
Paris, has been performing some Of her
chief characters with great success at
Bordeaux, the last of which was "Se-
lika'' ola Refine Malgahec'').
After an absence of some weeks, Herr
r.. Wagner has returned to Bayreuth.
A short time since the municipal author
tiles OF Bologna, where his Lohengrfa
was performed last year, forwarded MIN
the Honorary freedom Of the city.
AT a recent performance of Herod's
Pre AIR ClercS, at the Opera Comique,
with Madame Miolan Caryalho in the
principal character, Madame Christine
Nilsson was p~Tesent-come, as she was
heard to say" praadre " 5econ dc
chcnt.n
The welcome Crystal Palace Concerts
on the Saturday afternoons were com
meneed October 18th, and viii be con-
tinued, with only a short suspension Tor
the Christmas holidays, until the close OF
April. Madame Mangold-Diehl is the
pianist; Madame Sinico and Signor q.
Garcia are the vocalists.
M. Mapleson has engaged the tenor,
Signor Pombesi, who will still further
strengthen the managers touring COM
pany, which comprises most Of the
chief artists Of Her Majesty's Opera
Tietjef4s, lima a Murska, Marimon,
Camuanini, Agnesi, BoFella, Tneheili-
BettenL, BettinL MendiOroz, etc.
The Of the new Teatro dal
Verne has not found a mine Of wealth
in GH UgoR0tti, as represented at
his establishment. Meyerbeer's master
piece win, therefore, shortly disappear
the bills. 1t VIII be replaced by
La FdpOritd, With Eignora Galletti,
Signora Aramburo and Giraldoni.
A young dramatic singer Of great
promise, and even now, it is said, Of
high merit, has recently earned golden
opinions at the Paris Accidents Ma
de Mnsique, by her performances
Of Valentine, IN the HageRots.
seems to be but one opinion rs to
the future Of Mdlle. Arnal.