, 1873-01-19

I
Grenct, Barren, Deschamps, Peraut, aad Can
| trelle, aud AIessieurs Juteau, 1ecnyer, Du
chesnc, Marcas, Narlin. Julien, and Barthon
opera-goers have Jet to become acquainted. The
LA Grando puciaeaso;" Tuesday, ale Petit
Faust" Wednesday,, "La Bello Helene;
Thursday, "Generieyo da Brabant;" Friday.
! La Pericllole" {benefit OF Mile. Aimee]; a1,1
Saturday AFTERNOON, " Les Cent VerGcs." Tie
! orchestral leadcri ris Mons. Won GLole.
| THE ITALIAN OPERA SEASON.
The time for tho commencement of the italian
opora season ut McFickor's, FEB. 8, is rapidly
approaching, and opera-goers arc already begin
ming to be in Anttcr Of excitement over the
prospects of hearing Lucca and Kellogg. Tho
rumors Of the breaking up OF the company arc
by soma malicious pernons urfriendly to Mr..
| Naretzek. The facts Of tho caso are that in
Philadelphia both Madame Lucca and Miss kel-
logs took cold, aud, as Mr. Maretzek has clause
has The righ. Of not playing on other Christmas
week or Holy week, he decided to giTe
Madame Lucca q. rest, aud to allow
the company to enjoy themselves
on Christmas. They are now playing in Boston
season in that city il dull. Ne have 10 doubt
that they will rccoivo cordial greeting here,
| after the long dearth OF italian opera
| THE BOSTON BE1TETrE.
Upon the game evening on which Italian opera
| commences. the Boston Scxtett3 Club will.riye
lts first concert, unaor the suspices OF the Star
Lecture Course managers, at tie First Bapti&
| Church. Tho artists composing this organiza-
| ton arc Mrs, Anna Granger Dow (soprauol. AIRS.
| Charles A. Barry (contralto). Mr. Fred. C, Pack
t nrd (tenor) Mr.. Frank D. sprague (basso). and
| Mies Ball fviolinist>. Tho secoud concert will DO
given at the Union Park Congregational Chur:hl,
Feb. 4. The programmes on each OCCASION will
/ be Of a ballad character
sr1Fn1Y
| Tha Tho.nas concerts ara vet nearly four
veoks nj 40 that il ia AZ vet impossible 10 fur
nlsn oeia!ls' e1cops tnat 1ne u!s. W.. 90 e1sSn
n tno aiich1ean avenue I1pt1s@ LIN Sna1Eu. ~ 1eu'
II, aud tho second / at tl1a onion fafR congfo-
PIANO RECITAL.
| Ono Of the pleasant m11sical orcnts of tho last
vaoE ~. ia f;rxt n,,htc anncara,,ce n Mr Emil
weok was ene ntas P1ue " - ..4A..
Aleplne, = yous's noinA. p'autss, "ao s@so1
Eaa..o EI;.. Ioe:a1 = ~ W.haa,, a,o..,7a - :.
,1 o!au1osu!us - ~ ,;a;sr snJ ..,ra;oaI' ~.
.,n;aua,I1a nn;au p A. T;a31nna ~ nroerammn~ en-
nolssears' rea; Ml. Laeong a r -. M,naaI.: s
as usase" sn,.d ~ pra-hat hy Schnmann .
G;, sunn; ..pan 'tpu ss E',,a 4, ~, rha''
e;n;s nn9p ra,c,rtn T., + m;nor ma T;szt,a t1an-
pn s!ia sswaad;xa - 4 Msr,,, A. r;sfno
| ~ 1n,e. y. e1ona ho"oa, a''G ~. sr;,,;sni
style, while his memory is encsllsnt, Is may be
from tn aac. haas 10
9u,o he 3isnG1a evaa evaTv nro;ae Of bsi5r IN
@ .4 E} he1u a"+o-;11 - -
1. NJ A.u 80. t.t - H. aoooa;an ~ ~ ~.
| E,rueau. form.nno sa@ nF vocsi % no'oa - f'N
rur c1Sc1yssr1 s1rs1cA1 rEsr1ya1.
We make the following extract from private
letter from Geo. Ward Nichols. Esq. the Pres-
dent o. the clnc1nnaa Moa1ca1 reS'''ai' WHICH,
Aas 4oca1 an'elest .,
1ou WI pasaon me tos *ia.'hg III h you ~ WIN na
sponse 10 our Invitation from your city It would not
look we'll for Chicago abs were not represented 1t
western 1osicai iesusai OF, 70 put aootaer Mas'
should The important nams and influence Of your city
be absont. With tho execution Of Chicago, and one or
two other isEe cities ths Mest viii b admirably rep
meeting with complete success Our own local chorus
will number at least 700 aingsrs and We are hard, but
pleasantly, at work Eehearstns the fnustc.
THE oEHHASA CONCERT.
me GetHania nsao ". ste .o r Us aef1lar ffa;I
SUNDAY c1ncstI eo.uay o. ~ ~ - nh., hi,
On Cd! 1"elttn e'fo ha"e.fter " ~. ~ en1narts
III 40 rr .,e-, ann1o 49, tha
above hail. The programme for this afternoon
will ba Us follows:
l. German E.ppcror March Zikotf
?. Overture to !" Raymond Thomas
8. Walkz-"lc Eoses ...-..-... aieSn
s. FsntasIo for aute. farstenan
Ar. Holm.
6. L.1son Polka .He!asdoEt
Overture TO :. L Gazzs Aadra Eose
a,Sn n,adst ~; zko1
uCs1c.1, NOTES.
signor Drignol has cancelled his engagement
80. A.. .;..o... ..aox .ou pe.-
tbovon bas sd in ppra IN Lis eth vas4 a
II. Capoul has suspended his career as a
singer Of Italian opera in Italy, and he's with
drawn from the Italian Theatre IN Paris.
It is expected that Nine. Fabbri and Nine.
States will DO heard in Italian opera in San Fran-
cisco.
,oaoo-t "a "a 1o ,,;v.t, a. .,,a T,oa+ra Italian
hehaf ~ - * - ~ nv t;,o R,aton 20
e11o aiint, :, Iii liz 49, - |N4' 0''4
NA4s -N1DoAA ~. '4As.
~ a-oatag -; W.,ua 80 h;a nat;vo c;tr aro nm.
r"1,. ~ 80 ~ donhI ~ o,tcrts;na ~ r.
t1,ss ti,s ~ o1ac;Stio3 ~ ia schemo
'no eAe'0''o-' - wv ss'
Wagner has interdicted the performance OF
his Tristan und Isolde " In Berlin, on the plea
that there is no chef forchestre in the German
cap''a1 ao1o w. s'1'0oeS ~
Herr Wagner's opera, "Die MeisterHin8er"