The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-09
Missions Farewell.

The London Telegraph Of July lb,
spenklng Of Miss Nilason's last appear
nncc In the English capital, says
Madam Christine Nilsson bade fare
well to her English friends last night
M the Marguerite Of "l'aust ana her
English friends packed "Old Drllry"
from floor 10 roof Ia their cngcrness 10
show the constnncy and depth Of their
admiration, Only on rNre occasions
has such crowd lllled the theatre---a
crowd as diverse Ia composition rs IL
was great In numbers. Boxes nndstnlls
presented brilliant array of those who
nro In special sense the supporters OF
opera; but the "poople' were there
also almost literally in their "thou-
sands'---occupying every "coign OF
vantage and defying heat nnd DIS.
comfort with n resolution which ala
the highest honor TO liz cause.
Nine Nilsson may have had no
chance this season Of achieving fresh
trlmphs in connection with new char
ncteB, and undoubtedly the fact Is to
he regretted; but last nights expert
ence showed that she had lost none OF
her hold upon that faithful English
public which, II 1t declines sacrlllcing
sobriety and dignity to admiration,
never deserts those whom II has once
taken into favor, We do not escort
prima dome to their homes by torch
light, with royal princes acting as an
immediate guard Of honor nor do We
disturb the sleep Of the Queens IieSes
by midnight sercnades; but our demon-
STATIONS, though less imposing, IRE not
loss si,oere, and the artist who Knows
our ways, IA Nine. Nilsson knows
them, runs no risk Of undertaking
the hunors she receives.
The Swedish lady's benefit
therefore, WAS n great and striking sue
cess, the attitude Of the public to-
ward her being oneof intense sympa-
thy and admiration. a better opera
than d" ltaustn could hardly have serv-
ed for nm event SO interesting. To be-
gin with, ii has IN attraction of ils
own. The most popular Tyre drama
of modern times, GOnOud's work Is one
of the very few which, 10 II certain OK
tent, are independent performers,
" Faust " never lacks an audience, Tor
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