, 1873-01-05

WoEds Of mT speaking part could hasdly 10 hea1d.
louder. 50 fairly shouted Il out, sly dancing vas
good, and al the people applauded me. Th.t the
Road ':s I
Times came out the next morning With splendid
as bea os sss ~" nsss
/ ,awen," she continued, IT played there little
Europe. Alter whi1o ~ Vent n baef % to Ienaon, % and
sIs must bs an old woman. That's the way TINT story
! s*When did you como over hero7n
nAbont four years ago. I brought troupe over
Nth me-, but have only one Of the original company
~ 4s,,s yoaz troaps composed Of Engsh e4r1ss"
. MUSIC.
4 prominent event Of the muaical season will
be the first public rehearsal OF tho Apollo Mu-
sical Club Of this city, which will shortly take
place at Standard Hall The programme for this
occasion, which will be published in full here
after, will embrace 1--WE OF six four-part songs
for male voices only, solos by Messrs. Bowen
and Fo1tz, who are members Of the Club, 60
prano solos by Miss Jeaaica Haskell, aud piano
solos by Mr. Robert Goldbeck. The Club was
organized some four or five months aince, upon
the German Maennerchor basis, snd combines
musical study with social enjoyment. It
has been under Bevero rehearsal during
this time under the efficient leader,
Mr. T. ". Dohn, formerly conductor Of the
! Mendelssohn Society, and we hare little doubt
that the singing will he genuine musical sur
prise, and that this frat rehearsal will be tho in
auguration Of many other pleasant occasions
during the winter and spring. The rehearsal
will be given strictly by Invitation, consequently
! no tickets will be offered for snle.
! The O1atorio Society will give its first ner-
| $1,000. -. 49, :. oS'o ~, .-os pe
| 1ormance Of the ne" se11ea week from next
! 1no1euay evening" 1ne na" season embraces
first, Rev, Robcrt Laird. Collier will de-
| liver his lecture On "Deethoyen." and
the Society viii sing. selection
from "tldeho and choruses from The Crea-
Praise and "Naaman." III. Louis FAX viii
! play the g Hallelujah Chorus" from Beethoyens
] hin will s;nC aalect;ona frn1o naethoran
Academy 81 sfnac m SInn,v eran;nr se;t1 =, ~. t
performance OF =" Marths," Mrs. HoWsen, aIra.
seguin, and aiossrs. Bowler. Hall, and 6oguin
~ NE H. ~: l.. W. nG .e 70 az
ra.ata;r6 ~ ~ a 1 ~te1i noAiAnS ~ lno
| g Martha !" Tnesday, " Mariana; :" Wednesday,
| afternoon, Doctor OF Alacantara !" Wednesday
ofrss4;io ). Rr;da !. ~ 1st 1nnssaay, lose
HtTsrth. !. 0"'oAo A@As'
. onpuzus HALL.
The programme for the Orpheus concert to-
day is aB follows
Aarch-"Gernan songa'- .setfarth
w', Wallace
Grand pn1nonrrisns;c pc;,,a cnnr
g. Concerto for flute ..Boehm
. e,.,,.r Ar. Ao!m-
y oast.' ss,ss,.1 'Gxon
s. PreIudio and chorus from *Giuramento"
q opn,or. .,r.,-;r, nereadsnts s.te |
y oFpneus ouad1ade' Strauss
rha ,ro...r,.on 1oESEa ~ sn.1a- I'LL u.,, l..
foilowai ~~'11 o't' 40 90
: 1,.x.1;ar ,,.x,,
= nvertmre uo1m
s. Idyu-" Upon the Mps .zikoa
T. Potpourr1-" Auntcr's Lite .Menzel
!so IT, psa1a e:,.
pt1i fa, aS9sss x oaoKes
s. overture 10 WrscI Of he Meus: y Rsseer Sdeer
y. season Quadrtiic' STRAUSS
MUSICAL NOTES.
M1le+ 6essi has grown too stout for Opheliu, in
Ambroise Ihomas' " Hamlet.
It is not at all unlikely that Miss Kellogg will
go to Havana before TIE winter is over.
rona nnGn e sn Mas recently singing ut Nice but has
,r,o N;,.a.. ban zna,,,,..,
que. Nns7on has resumed her Cphetsa at tho
~
Mr. John y: fainoa orator1o OF st. Peter
vas performed LAST week IN Boston,
Capellmeister Herr Gmldner; the ce1ebrsted
pianist, committed suicide at HaUa bv tak;np
poison
Nine. Rosa writes that she is eniovine herse]f |
in Cairo and purposes spending Chr1etmas on ton
Of one OF the Pyramids.
,r.o :
are giving series Of yer5 successful concerts IN
The Western towns.
.r,,e ;,,.ss ~ n1a,,a 1,,,c, a,a t,,o ,,o q
800 - af;as Ta,inl1 S. -. aia hnu tno noaras
.rosnecta W ;n o'n'eo LUIS
4 monument to Chopin 1a about to be erected | t
n Waraav his natal citv The Committeo in | :
sre T,;sn@ fnGia np tor tha a atatna ~
aaathovan for 1ha 1ratr;an r.n;+s1 ' 7N@'uo W ;;
49, Nv @A1asA"A oaP'Sa' =
Iha Band OF the Garde Kepubllque, which :
ook part Ia the Jubilee services IN Boston, have :
'btalned leave from tho French War Minister to (
2Ye Grand Concert IN aid OF the Boston fire Z
1etims At the Cirque OF the Champs Elysee. y
There arc several boxes yelled with embroid- =
rad pauza in the Italian 0naTa in C,;ro EorDt "
. WMch the ladies' or tho harem enjoy the | Il
;htf8tl6u l0Ve-mdkiaE OF Western civilization. | r,