Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23
ANIUsENI EsNIH.


Two concerts Of uncommon programmes, and
com blnlng most uncommon featuTos in tho for.
elgn talent assisting, are appointed by our sue
cessful Choral Society for tonight and Monday
night.
The usual concerts Of the Choral Society
have received, invariably, . generous attend.
ance, but the added names Of distinction will
attract . crowded house. Abt, Haydn, Handel,
MSndolssohn are prominent names among the
masters from whose works gems are selected for
Msdame Rudersdora will sling a cantata, by
Haydn, probably an entirely new pleasure 10
our audiences, a. II has been 10 those who men.
ton her performance Of the same 10 other cities
with eItravagaut pralse Of her rich voice and
expressive style: Without doubt this most
gifted nTliate will win among Us the high esteem
which has been accorded her everywhere ia our
country where she has sung.
Miss Fairman, the new English oontralto,
will sing two solos, the last being composition
by . sister Of franklin Philip, esq. This lady
has received unlimited oncomlum from the BoS.
ton coHoscsnH for her graceful appearance and
splendid voice; No Ersalsr ?, Slss could DO
tion Of her voice with that most noble singer,
The young vIoIinlst, Theresa Llobc, is granted
almost the praise OF . viriu0IO by the English
press, The daughter Of 4 successful cOmpoter
She has Inherited his talent, and is Initiating his
success. To DO able 10 perform with hne expires.
sion tho music assigned her In tho programme
IL to prove herself q true master Of tie "klng Of
Of The new tenor, Nolson vArlsy, all prom.
TSPSy yO "na SniutsrTSptsdy SdySncOd N CO..
quest Of public opinion as has Madame Rudsrs.
dorn. II 10 hoped that an encore may elicit her
beautiful song, she wore wreath Of rosoL"
The NatIoaal Theatre.
The IIinKards have Afforded 90 much genuine
satisfaction, during the week, TO large audiences,
that last nights beneht occasion, for which they
announced favorits comedy, WaS justly gen.
erous one, and full and most respectable house
greeted the lovely Alice and her admirably
presented, hrusque and hale old papa As the
curtain rose upon tho first slene Of" David Oar.
rick.n The comedy has some hno points, and ls
quite picture Of \ past time and style In Lon.
don middle life. As the LlnEArds enact t. the
play becomes most epioyably smooth and per-
iect The dresses we're annotated and apropos,
and Alice and Dieklo LlngRrd Wero attlred
a msrpstis, the former especially being most ex.
demanded no startling EFFORTS only that ready
acceptance aud prompt and graceful delivery for
which the LinRArd troupe are distinguished,
and which unfaillnEly plealos an audience.
The acting Of Mr. LlnEard 10 tho dinner scene
and sin his cups" was true 70 the maudlln reck.
lesSness Of the part, yet inouensiVo In the limits
Lns i,h tbs isying fIssSn
which Mr.. Llngard always brings to his OF re-
peatad efforts, and which renders them inimi-
table. Those OF last night we're happily 50.
lected and received with most hearty Applauso.
The oarIcature Of tho old man 10 his post pran-
dial address was good enough 10 make. Mcdii.
lIOrAy or Sam FOOtO laugh IN tho world Of
shadows This delightful family and their Woll.
chosen troupe are always earnestly advancing In
public regard, and are always most welcome in
The orchestra Won much applause last night
The ylolon solo Of MIR. Harry Wldmsr was
Justly enoored, and the public will hereafter In.
SlSt upon bearing frequently the good looking
leader a. soloist. This afternoon and evening
the remaining opportunities occur to see the
LingArdL
The Theatre Csmlau-.
Tonight will conclude the present programme
at the Theatre ComIque, and many will crowd
the theatre to sac. for the last time, the SRPphO
troupe, Mile Granville IN her tremendous feats
Of lining with her teeth, and tho HaWley
Brothers. These are to be succeeded next Mon.
day night by Jas, Collins and Martha Wren,
who are seid 70 DO specially god in Irish vocal
a premier danseuas and ssng and dance artist
Miss Susie Summerheld, whose great merits al
. balladiSt are we'll known In Washington, and
Willie Gaylord, the contOTtiOnlst and man mon.
key. The special excitement now for the
OOmlque Is the benefit all-dAy Wednesday, the
Nth, Tor the conductors and drivers Of the
GEORGETOWN Railroad Company. This benenL,
il iS Believed, will 20 far towards helping many
working and poor men TO 4 generOuI
Thanksgiving dinner.
The TyudnII Lectures.
In reference to the inquiry Of "AudltOr' In
ysItsrday's Issue, as to confusion Of dates In
the Tyndall lectures, we learn from tho man.
aEsr that there IL no error In the Tyndall an
nouncsmcnts. The date Of tho nlh lecture
was advanced one day by Prof. TyndAIl amer
the nTGt edition OF the circular was Issued. The
announcement now corresponds with tho dateI
on the tickets II "Auditor" and all others in
tSreStsd will follow the dates on their tickets
and not worry, they will hnd everything straight
when the time comes. The DOughOrty lecture
will not be given on the 81 OF Decembe =, the
managers Of the Star course having very cOuT.
teOuSly yielded the hall TO enable Prof TyndRll
to begin on that evening.
PFoGts ssr whiIneJ'a ImpeFG0BRIIona.
Our readers should fully understand the high
character Of the entertainment to DO given By
Prof. whitney, At the Congregational church
on the evenings Of Wednesday next and tn,
following Tuesday. All his selections from TIT
speeches Of Patrick Henry, Clay, Randolph, Rnt
| European statesmen, are IAid to DO perfect o nc
| tho contrast between tho two oratOrL UlaI
| OF renned enthusiasm and Randolph OF bitlnI
sarcasm, Is grand, wonderful and entertaining
Metropolitan Variety Theatre.
This will be a gala night at the Metropolitan
The best efforts Of the company to Gmuse II
patrons this evening will DO freely eXSrted
| Next week new stars In the variety profession
are to be introduced and unusual attraction
presented.