, 1872-11-07

deficiencies for which the Academy management
is not accountable, since these features are IN
ported from Buffalo. The performance nov
moves along smoothly, and occupies nu1 aoous
three hours.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Light business is the unvarying rule tt an tne
theatres. At Aiken's, Fox, IN Humpsy I,
Dumpty,"" is drawing the lions snare o. ale tne
ss seg7 fsap sds pSaass s tes eete sssas 1ss
Hooley's, and Maggie Mitchell, in "Fanchon,"
is delighting tho people who can get to McVlck-
er's, At Myers Opera House the minstrel bll ls
unusually good, the motto Of the institution being
ssLet's laugh, il the horses do cough" The
Georgia Minstrels, fine organization Of genu-
inc colored people, are doing good business at
Nixon's Anphitheatre.
The arrangements for the Patti Mario season
have been somewhat changed since the last an
nouncements. The dates and places are now
fixed as follows: Nov. Il Michigan avenue
Baptist Church; Nov. Is, Union Park Congre-
gationa Church NoE Is maenee atines sgan hns been
changed to the latter place to accommodate
Hyde Park, Riverside: Joliet, and Aurora people.
Seats for the concerts may be secured BY mall OF
telegraph.
THE aoLDBEcE MATINEE.
The second OF the Goldbeck 1natinees will take
place at theConseryatory, 938 Indiana avenue,
On Thursday evening, Nov. Z, with the following
programme:
Piano-Rondo c'Piectes,ca da,a5s:t 'Msndel7s0nn
. Song. with violin oblgato-Canto dAmore. .Campana
Miss Ella White and h1r. Heaan Allen 7tap+
g. Piano-hossiDi's ssTensds Ser 9sd'dbsct 'sz'
l. violin-Caprice Histen1ied
N'''S 1-@ Miss Els White.
8. Piano-Esperanza; 'eo'1scnals
v{,1Iv ,I4,}or T1r1r1r7
'-''''' N- Messra. ] Allen and aoidbecI.
sons-cisansngM Mss Fiji; Ella W6;ts
9. Hungarian Rhapsody ."illmers
ELocUT10N.
We are Glad to announce that 8 new reader,
Mrs. Wheeler, resident Of this city, has recent
| II made her debut here, in private way, and
with the very highest success, both as q LADY Of
excellent literary taste, and an elocutlonlst OF
! drst-rate ability. Her readings have ntherto
! been confined to comparatively private enter
tainments, which have only induced the hope
| that she may soon be heard in public
| THE MUSICAL, INDEPENDENT
has appeared for the first time under the editor
for the first time musicians may congratulate
themselves that they have q t5st-claaa
cal departments are bold, tranchant,
sp1ightly and full of life. In the miscelaneous
matter, three serial articles are commenced
which promise to be OF great interest F" Queen
! Hortense and Partant pour Ia Syrie," from the
Diary Of Louis Drouet; "Hygiene and
Gymnastics of the Voice, from Debay and
Richard Wasner's Autobiography, covering hia 4,a
| apprentice years, and wandarings from his birth
| to his thi1tieth year. Musicians and connois-
| seurs will find some Indispensable references in
the sheet-music review, the lists Of sheet music,
and the directories Of musicians in this and
! other cities The music in this number COM
| prises three excellent pieces by Mr. Goldbeck-
s:Absence," I: nocturne for piano, and twc
eongs The Cot " and The Pain Of separa-
! ton" We have no hesitation now in recon-
mending the Musical Independentto to al muHlclans
lit is continued with the ability developed II
this 6rst number it will soon be the bes
musical publication in this country, It has nj
| rival now but D,oights Journal Of Music.