The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02
The Amusement season in Boston.

MUSICAL ANp DRAMATIC.
The musical season in Boston promises
tn be one Of unexampled activity and of
great interest. The two Italian operas, one
under the management of Max Strakosch
and the other under direction of Max Marct-
EEK, are to appear during the season. The
Maretzek Troupe open ct the Boston Theatre
October eth for two weeks. The company
comprises Pauline Lucca, Mile lima de-
Murska, Madame Natali-Testa, Signor En-
rico Tamberlik, Signor vizzani Enrico
Tesla, Signor Mari, n. Janet, Signcr Ron
conf and others, and selections will be given
from the following repertoire "Il. Poliuto,"
"Othello, ""Il TrOvatore, ""Don Giovanni"
1.-THE Huguenots," "La Prophetic" '.Lo-
hengrin," "Faust," 'La Favorita," ''Mig-
non," "La Somnambula," 'Lucia," "Mar-
tina" and other standard operas. The Stra-
kosch Company does not appear in opera
until February 2. The troupe embraces
Madame ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Signora Tor
riani, Signora Maresi, Miss Anna Louise
Cary, Signor Campanini, NJ. Victor Capoul,
Signor Bonfratelli, Signor Maurcl, Signor
DE Perente, Signor Scolari, Signor Nan
ETH, and others. Their repertoire embraces
the following in addition to those of the
other troupe: "Robert," Gle Nozzcd
Figaro" DinOrah, "Lucrezia Borgia, Z"
'La Traviata" Ernan," "Rigolctto," YER
dis "Aida." No engagement has yet been
made for the Clara Louise Kellogg English
Opera Troupe, now forming. The Anne,
Opera Buffe Troupe will appear at the Bos-
ton Theatre sometime during the season.
The Howard Musical Association will COM
mence its ninth season of Symphony Con-
certs, Thursday afternoon November 9th.
Two concerts are to be given at fortnightly
intervals, as heretofore. Theodore Thomas
rs to give course of eight concerts, be-
ginning the last Of November. The Han
del and Haydn Association will give its
annual Christmas Oratorio performances
Saturday and Sunday evenings Dec. 90 and
81. Its Triennial Festival comes off in
May.
The Boston Journal says there is strong
prob bility that another musical festival
will be given in the course of the winter
Boston is now circumscribcd to three
theatres, through the burning of the Globe
and the conversion of tn, St. James to
business purposes. The regular season at
the Boston Theatre begins this Monday
evening, Sept. ]. Stars are to be the chief
attraction during the season, and among
those who will appear are Booth, Chanfrau,
Florence, Signor Salvini, Miss Maggie
Mitchell and Lolita. The opening will be
by stock company under management of
l.. X. Shewell, in the scenic drama entitled
1.-The Polaris." The leading members of
the company are Mr.. Shewell and Mrs.
Barry. The Boston Museum also opens
on the same evening, and will present sew
erai of the old standard comedies like sI.on-
don Assurance" "She stoops to Conquer"
and "Wild Oats" The stock company will
embrace Mr.. William Warren, Charles Bar
ron, W. J. Lemoyne, Miss Annie Clarke.
Mrs. j. Vincent and Miss Susie Cluer.
The Howard Novelty Theatre are already
open to the public and the present week an
entirely new company made up of the best
American and European variety talent are
to appear.