Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
AMwsEMEMrs.
BLACKS BOSTON srEREoPTIcAN.

This entertainment, at the Institute Hall, on
Saturday evening, was attended by quite large
audience, who were highly pleased with Ine
excellent character Of the entertainment. Ihe
artistic merit Oft affair called forth frequent
expressions Of appreciation. in the shape Of
hearty applause The entertainment was given
for the benefit of the poor under the auspices
Of the Conference Of st.. Vincent de Paul, and
quite a handsome sum was realized for this
charitable purpose.
MISS EDITH oGoRMAN's
lecture TO ladies, on Saturday afternoon, was
attended by between four and FIVE hundred
women. or course we are unaware Of the char
acter Of the lecture but understand that it gave
general satisfaction TO those present.
THR TABLEAUx OF ERIN.
The "Iableaux Of Erin" will be exhibited at
or Grand Opera House, on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, March 3lSt and April
lst and I'd. II will be accompanied by the
Ilibernisn Comedy Company. Here is what
Tamaqua. Pa, Daily Courier, says Of recent
performance ia that city:
A large audience was present at SeitEingef' 3
Hall on the occasion Of the annual appearance
of the favorite Tableaux Of Erin and HIbernian
Comedy Company, with John NJ. Burke in the
role of Dublin Dan. The many changes, both
in scenery and performance, makes the enter
tainment comparatively new, and the rollickinR
part of Dublin Dan, in the new and original
farce of o Donohue's Ghost. was most heartily
enjoyed by the audience. AS play running Ia
combination with the beautiful scenery Of Ire
land, it surpasses anything Of the kind ever
before presented, being full Of comic and start
ling situations, and giving 10 Mr.. Burke full
scope for his remarkable genius as an Irish
comedian. All who have ever before witnessed
this entertainment, will be doubly pleased in its
representation with the many new features
introduced. Our old favorits shannon, in his
disguise Of Sam, made a decided hit, and Mr..
Murray surpasses in eloquence aud style Of
delivery. Miss Irish was heartily encored in
her singing. and the whole combination gave
entire satisfaction. This tableax is held in high
favor by the Irish portion of the community.
THE sTRAKoscH CONCERT,
At the Grand Opera House, on Saturday even
ing, did not draw full house. Indeed the au-
dience was rather too slim, considering the great
reputation that the performers have been given by
the newspaper critics. Those present, however,
Judging from the vigorous applause and repeated
encores, were delighted with the music. Mile.
Teresa Careno, on the piano and Mons. Emile
Sauret on the violin, certainly exhibited great
artistic ability. But Mile Carlotta Patti, al
though undoubtedly very fine singer and sver-
al times drawing forth rapturous applause, did not
come up t0 Tie expectations that had been indulg-
ed by many who were present. There was not so
much lack of voice either iR volume or variation
as there seemed to be of refined, artistic taste -
1t may be possible that she was not in her usual
health; but from whatever cause, she seemed to
drag herself on and off the stage though her eff
forts were more of duty than pleasure, and svinc-
ing SO little enthusiasm and emotion, which the
great cantatees usually exhibit, and sure to find
quick and ready echo in the admiring and en-
raptured audience. Signor ScolsTR has o very
fine voice and few superiorS on the stage in this
country. Altogether, the concert was very pleas
ant but did not eKceli as much as was expected.
VIVIAN
closed his popular exhibitions ut Odd Fellows
Hall with an ovsrhoWing house on Saturd 9y
night, The many valuable gifts he leaves behind
bim will be 90 many souvernisTs 10 keep fresh his
remembrance and hasten his return.