Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-07
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LoHrenia.
The renowned performer Logrenia gave his
third exhibition last night at Old Fellows
hall 10 a very large audience. The tricks Of
this remarkable man far excel anything Of the
kind that has been presented to our citizens for
some time past. The performing birds, white
mice and Russian cat are certainly eNtraOrdi'
nary, and will repay visit to witness thom;
The great LogroniA viii hold several more OF
his soirses fmagfgHs and We advise those dc.
string to spend an agreeable evening to visit
him.
Gpera-The Roheminn GtL
The benent OF Mr.. Edward SeRuin last eve.
ming was, indeed, q substantial one, every avail
able scat In the auditorium Of tho theatre being
occupied before the curtain was raised, and
standing room was ct q premium. The ambas.
ssdors Of the Japanese embassy occupied the
two upper right hand boxes, which had been
thrown together and tastefully decorated with
the INTERVIEWING colors Of both nations. As the
boxes were Insufficient to accommodate more
than ton, the other members OF the embassy
were provided with seats In the orchestra, and
soon became the observed Of all Observers, -
During tho performance they appeared deeply
Interested and pleased.
BAlfe's charming opera Of the bohemian
| Girl" Astounding In sparkling gems Of the
| sweetest music, was given with q very strong
cast OF characters Each part was we'll rem.
| dered, and received by the audience with salts.
faction. Madam Parepa- Rosa, as Airline, was
excellent, singing with ease, and being the TO
| cipiont Of most dattering applause. Mr.. VIII.
| liam Castle made his temperance As ThAd.
deus, and from the warm reception he received,
| may feel satisfied he has not lost 10 favor with
our public. His voice, always pleasing, appeared
| to be- In fne condition, and he sang with q rest
| and spirit being particularly nns In the solos,
| sThen you n remember me" and Fair land Of
| Poland" which brought forth most hearty
| sncors, and repetition was so strongly de.
| manded that the request could not DO denied.
| Tho Count ATnholm Of Mr.. Campbell was
another Of his capital efforts and could not fail
| being appreciated. The solo Of "Heart bowed
down" was beautifully given, and received the
| Ing never To tire OF hearing this gem Of the
opera. The other characters 10 the cast were
| we'll sustained, but want Of space preciudes q
| more extended notice. Tonight guOnOi's
| HFaust" will be given with an excellent distrl
button Of the parts, Santley appearing as Val
| entins.
Next week the lovers Of comedy will have OF
opportunity to witness "DIvorcs," as produced
by Mr.. Days company from the Finh Avenue
theatre, New York. The play has proved I
great success In New York, and received thu
| highest enoomiums Of tho pross Of that city
| The New York Sunday Times Of recent dat,
says
q. "It Is quite unnecessary for people to Asl
| every scat In tho theatre Ia occupied each even
ing That 10 the answer to the question. Thu
| public rush TO Mr. Days diminutlye, but daz
fling temple. Society goes there to 500 whether
people go there TO learn what eonnublal misery
| looks like. wretehed married people go thor
| to discover what means they may take for get
ting out VI their trouble. Divorce lawyers an,
has caught bis points from. Young people g,
| there to know what lies before them. 'Divurce
| 10 the best work Mr.. DAILY has done To be brief
| Divorce Is great popular success.