Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

tue NAfNAoHth AeufFEA"s
Two concerts, offering the most distinguished
results OF musical talent and culture, are prom.
i.cd our citizens Tor to night and o.morroW
nIpht by that most indOmithble Of impressarle,
Max Sirakosch, to whose wisdom and perse.
vcrance the lovers Of music are greatly Indebted.
Shining names from tho hbTo a orc Of success
Iul genius and arl-namcs "i World.Hide re-
unwn-adorn tho programmes Of the coming en-.
tertalnme nts, and must attract all Intelligent
nppreclatoTs Of the "heayenly art to Lincoln
hall. Carlotta Patti, whose glorious voice aud
wonderful execution have won the richest Of Tor.
elm lauTels tor hOr during the lew past years,
cumes TO us crowned by universal verdict 20 ueen
Vt the Concert ROOM Oarlota Patti looks, as
ahe IT, horn 10 the purple Of art and It's delights,
uuo Of the pure sdHgTF a uIc Of Italian musical
genius, Of a race long beloved Of the muses, she
has tho power TO " bcwitch the world" With
raTest song Her voice u one OF the highest
sopranos ever known o. tull, sympathetic and
marvelously hcNiblc, and In technique she has
no superior. =,
the grnees which rendered Annie Louise Cary =
fnvOfits here last spring, and will welcome the
zWeet cuntralto with icrvor.
OF Teresa Carcno tho most enthusiastic CT.
pectAtipus are expressed. Another Of tho sis.
tcrhood Of genius, born TO artistic triumph and
the gins fame, she has made "the beautiful cold
keyE" which Mozart lO-cd, the instruments Of
al1l and the agents Of hor cultured talents eK-
preston Her clinging touch Of true expires
zion, her power and btilllancy OF execution, and
the wonderful COMPOSITIONS Of great masters,
which she intorprets 30 nnoly, and her own
rompositIops will and admirers here as they
have done elsewhere. Mons. Emile Sauret the
new but great master of the king Of instru.
rnents the violin, said to he an ciere Of Yieux
Temps, will appear and q new and much Ia,
vorod baritone, bel PuentI.
Of the great Mario all the world Of music
makes acknowledgement Since bis dsbui In lS3g
what an inclusive career has his been Wha,
lyric triumphs what glories Of unbroken sue
cess what fOmances Of associations! what rich
harvest Of untiring efforts have been within his
fortune A noble son OF that Mother Of ali
Arts" Italy, aud jealous Of her freedom, he has
won a double renoWn. For thirty years primo
trnOrc he has repertoire tho fullest on record,
including part In all the famous operas. These
are the farewell appearances Of this most
famous living singer.
The NRII0aRI Theatre.
The young cAntatrlce, Miss Salllo Holman,
produced 1.-The Enchantress" last night before
moderaIy largo audience. But for her own
jealous efforts and frequent success, and the
the opera would Lave entirely failed to please.
Tonight LA PeTichOle."
The Theatre 60 miaue.
large and very respectable audience Of Ia
dies and gentlemen were At the Theatre Uomlque
last night aud the genuine and hearty ap-
plauso was In constant proof Of the merits Of the
programme. MIR, Harry Brown Is an artist In
every sense OF the word. With great resources
At his command In singing, IN initiating the
voices Of the ttntheted and animal creation, In
his powers to please he never falls Of interesting
an audience and In winning merited applause.
Quiltcr and GOldrich are masters OF double
dances. Science and perfection are revealed IN
every step they take, Adlectlyes are nearly
exhausted In prAlsing Lu Delmay. She wears
we'll. NiyaciUus, bright, beaning with fun, and
Wlthal sparkling, with touch Of the true fan e,
Miss Delmay Is ever welcome on the stage. The
Demon and La MuscOyite hallets were given ~
usual with nno effect, and the German com.
edy OF Crossing tho Line" with James W.
Wesley as WOOler Won Broom, will bear repeat.
ing.
Mule Celeste executed her wonderful prial
flights with nerve and precision that relieved
approximations Of fatal results.
Tonight a fine programme will entertain all
who attend the Theatre COmlque
Metropolitan Variety Theatre.
There was a great crowd ut the Metropolitan
last evening, the attractions being Johnny
Mullignn, Billy Rice and Letitia Mckenzie
MullIgan appeared In "Ths COuntrymau'
Visit" and "wanten, nurse" In 10th II,
was Immense. Miss Mckenzie made some tel
or twelve changes Of costume In as many differ
Unt dances. Suo II pleasing artist, and he
changes are made remarkably quick The best
dancer At the Metropolitan IL Miss Sadie Roy
ers. Her excelsior gig l. really a very hne per
Torrance. MulliVan all the week.