, 1872-10-09


Theatre under .he Ct ye1n' Opera House, Il
Br1rkworsh property Mcnroe street, directly in Il
rear OF McVicher's, ard it was faishel md throy
open to tho pualic the sd OF September, and the
Dearborn Miostrels are once more At home On t!
Svuth Sida. description OF this cosy and elcga,
A:.le theatre has so recently appeared IN cur column
t1t burnt cork has such Fa1aial surroundings els
| where in this country
] mE cossEnvA7pRm
I The Chicago Academy Of McEic, which BEFORE Il
under the management CT Florence Negfeld, ESQ.,
! course wss temporarily broken up By the ire. Br
| at cnce resumed operations end has SaHerly corsal
dated his rcsou-ces with those of Geo. F. Roo: EST
vel known throughout tie West both Is corapost
thriving business IT zsa Wabash avenue It Is loe
ed in elegant quartets, is thoroughly stocked with eff
@ gent teseasrs md under ths je'Et 1aanogenens :.
tined to Phy IN important part in the musiS cnlsu1
teacher, Whn since the fire has been engaged At Il
Dearborn Seminary, has leased the due or II
northwest corner Of Indiana .yeoue and Twcatiet]
street and viii shortly open Conservatory Of Music
foc which he Is negotiating With EoEe Of tia most e!nl
ncn. artists Of the East as tencbe1a. He Eas els'
bought the K.ss;eal Independent of I5on asal AK
tons il the county. He sso i,.s in yiex tbs building
Of n elegant little music fsn upon the consc1satos.
grounds.
ym sEGEG SOCIETIES,
Al the singing societies were burned cut q houzt
and h1mc. The ConcorEa and Gersnan1a Nae!1ncr
chcrs which h:d consolidated teic forces before ts
having retired to anlHautee his old hc1ne-haEe -hnr
ou5hly recovered and tare rew hull On the cor1e q
conditions as erer- The other foreign singing 50
cieies, German, ScandiEaTis1, and Jewish arc ase
doing wei The oratorio Society went through the
FIRE and ca1ne ont IN gooo shale, aad under NJ But
tcrdelts efficient management, tava given tvo psr.
toznzuces Of TIC Messiah during fhe year. In acf
.iun to these, the A2olo Musical Club taa been or
ia
Slip OF NJ S Erat.- It las a1ready, as nuceus
tie bcst vocal tslent in the city It's nedre nenhe1z
greatest care It already promises to occsrr Trsy
Important place IN the local usicl eld- We havs as
yet 10 regularly organized oTchrs-e since 1T Bslat-
s departure, buE the wsnt IS o1e which VIII not IT.
min Ing uls1pFhed
TIE REVIVAL OF As.CsENESTs
after the fire WIS very notable testu1e@ The people
stunning blow v8en ftatnl posters begin 70 =ppear
rpca the fences in the West Division, az also :aorred
the ruins in the South But Little, however can be
aceusenenis fer the sear. Under or1inazy occasions
they would have stactel slight notice, but TIE na-
ayers have taken !. for granted that anything would
suit the people. THIS has been specify tzue with
gard TO the Gra1nn- AZ sorts Of stud hEs been ls.ned
Of sd has teen Hb.sly Tatron1zed- In fnct tic dza
has never EaoTn mere prosPeroas year r GeaGsso,
owing 70 the facs that Thousands ct workman hare
swarsred into tbs city. They tsve been receiving
centase e tho5e wages At the theatre The regular
habituss Of the theatres have composed very amaQ
1,art Of tie audiences since tie FIRE.
was the first to recover itself from the effects Of the
fire. Colonel Wood, Of the old AuseCn c1 Randolph
street, secured the G:nbe Theatre Desdziea street.
IN old wooden ate1l which had run through various
of fortune and had succeeded In speedily
TrecGog every msEAScr wEo took hold Of II, MI. AZ
len formerly Of the Museum Company being ths last
who went under. Colonel Weed, afseg announcing
s1ard renovation, which only renov=Eou or ps-
per, got the l2re. nn,bcr Of his old aluseu1n cC1-
pany together end opened the Globe On the elst u oe
tob, Only thirteen da3a sfter the 1 with the ptsyc
II wen at Las.,' md sfWhos Who:r lie latter nf
which asked very significant question fo1 those dsSs
u waat he vas. Tbs Globe, however, did not make
ery brilliant Etert aad only began to bo successful
With the production Of ssDiycrce, which had hand-
a1ilta. It's programmes rEessat curious medley e
made up o. sensational dramas q me
nos: sanguinaIy description, Tue eonsonas 113sn
crippled SEASON Of German opera which eInntC7ted1 IN
most disraal haeco, Sunday night concerts which
7re failures the spectacular drancA dti IN with t
archer, Milwaukee, and Blue Island avenues, minstrel
hows Of poor o-des, &C, &c, It has preesated
,resent worthy Of patronage. It Is fortunate that the
slobe has not Ind thh monopoly ot d17snaAc a1aCEe
ID md oasE 1Rd + 9 y axe9 es te
and hsre finally reduced it 70 ahont tho
condition into which it led faen before the dFe
the future invests his norey IN the Globe On the
st Of November that admirable acezs Miss Jane
,ounbs, with her travelling troupe, le1sed Standard
tandard plays at ve:y decided peci.zy Eses;cee-
he cramped up stage ED absence Of tho Necessary
ana ao5 ea,s apo Is oee 7s Se fe
his, however, did not prevent the Tyodha1ns frou
tempting SEASON IN it, Excellent as tne:r repu-
nd were glad TO retire before their pockets er
rely zopt5ed Several minstrel tTcupes of the Etroll
s Lind, who are always ready to take 1tsk of cny
fNH f&Ty%AH
.gaar.y disastrous results 10 their creditors, and
.an1ard Hal WAS finally abandoned . lad egg. Ga
'ahcsh l;enue and seco7d stree., Hns finished,
i'd the minstrel tzoa2es At oocs sed.ed upcn i
:ro=ehle locality. c=atEl Ha1, ho~e7u, did not
suvc any mora successful than Standard 13h1, tGe
Il: entertainments which h-re I1id u It being two
,sces gwen b: Ole Eun tW!ca, o1cou1se, were fare
q coaeeztsl, which were given "a the Ga ant 7:h
1 business was made By the faro1i:e :7oupe OF the
earl,crn Theatre, which, under the management Of
eviseeT, oresd 4 Roe ~ sae5sass S71 na ON On wes
as oEsa Eons rh:s houpo sue
Id Is rox .: hcme IN its GIVE handsome and eazy
eaze or ope=a hc1se Monroe street, Immediately
Tho re,s .: Mey,eaers 5he7;Es 3;esaEl1e 53 nsE
it'll EcGessbe entezprise e7ecteda substantial, NJ.
II esegart, br.2k theaszo On H=kted stzcst, near
a = 1s 50 , ST. 9pas = to 5s 1aha T. geS
eicttons Of Tie wiec.crea that E1:cF brHi:rg put
in 50 Days, aEa IN cold weather, would not md
Md not Eoed together. The company composed
follows Mess1r. Iawlor, PSdEctt, Boet, 1IsSna1d,
,ly, P1tca.ard, E:cshsto, Armstrong, Ecwe, Hnrt-
IL Harding, Yates, GTan:dsle, L1ssnu. pe1ah7nke,
hnson, Earclay, Ars. Mary Myers Era. Jane
'se-s, Airs. c. Hign and the aIissea Bailey, Edith
ana, Wh;tle, RE-nick, Stowe, Leigh, Osoorac,
'rry, Douglass, Tal, Perkins, Denim, and Selden.
,e Wyndha1rs cid the honor Ct opening and, sitter
,r seaEoa, the available sta1s Of the country t.ve
ed the Hills Aost oi these stars, however, have
IN OF small magnitude, and, oo1e
IN once, it has Eecn found neces-l
= to 60 hcvi1y into sensations and to employ thst
1oalous c1ass Of actors with siagle pay, written
them, md :dapted to dI.11a1ic mons...osity
3 posses.-s class which is doing degrade
drau1a and lower public taste than all other causes
AHMED. It viii be from this brief record that
dramatic Seasons since tire IRE have not been very
liant, and knye given Us hut very little that has
u Of any ralue- :
TIE ,tCsIuAL nEcoED, I
SeTer Is muzn entertaining, and presents Eome fea
cs of e1trac~d:rary intecest- These He Preface
h the following chronological statement of musical
since the fire, which viii prove Of IT,
st future mater Of reference. It comme1ccs
ends Ti.h Theodore Thomas =
: 10-Ihc datc f1cd for tie commencement OF the !
1hor1as Orchestra eoaeon. Engagement ean- )
cclIed BIZ the ire. |
= Hconc.zt at M.rtiao's Hail foz benefit of st.
Jeh1,s Churrh.
:. S3Sesiea Of Organ Concerts commenced ut Ply
Irerth Church. |
= sss-sisana Female Orchestra at Burlington HaU 1
Eoat concerts. -.- =
15-Eat=sbee Concert Tfuppe at 1fieh{xsu Avenue
Baptist Church.
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