, 1873-06-18

feat'yi i,ar atno 1n INC acHs nohcoaoe leatnro OF
,hor; intorpolatod airs, a aolo with
Aqsa obligaso gle made very Handsome euccesa,
received. II dramatic powor aho Is not worry ef-
foativq. md. yot Misrepresentation Of Ninka was
nahrkod BY simplicity Ind laok OF that bombaat
which too ofton attaches to spectacular charao-
ters, which wore worry grateful. Wo hnvo no
II become Q tavorite b her. .vooaiizatlon aiono.
Tho. tonor; hrr. Northrop, who took tho
part Of. tho U',tno,on,'c' 10 T., Singer who
a IT," evidently a,,1 unaScnstoned TO stage bus-
rathor pleasant quality, but sings With IN inlif-
19rgnt n9, method. He was originally eaat for tho
70 Mr. pforce, while 10 retained the muaio Of
tho part, which will nccount for tho conatantoon-
fusion arising from tho faot Of zoloe (hlorlaochD
h,aylng laying two lovors ono singing and tho other do
was tho Grand Vizior OF the opera. and develop.
90 tho conventional savagory Of Grand Vizior,
~ ~ 1'mos' n manner partaking Of comioslty,
has ., maac him familiar J. 70 Chicago
audionoog, and 3 favorito with thom. Ho
bus stu tho same hno quality and profound
quanG3tity qan3ay ot ;voioe g. eyor and also Tho samo
u ono of those happy mortals In whom every
fault will bo ovorlooked, In virtue Of tic hoarti
nosa and oasneatnosa and manly vigor with which
10 q! docs everything, from delicate love aceno
means hnsinoss, and handles things without
g!oVoB. There is no daintiloss or timIdity abont
him, and such energy and gusto In "a
whole stage full Of gentle beings, aro
allotted to lin in tho tirst .ot but in s The 500 sso
mont tlaEit u ooloek il leatg fgaH@9ss e vas
%anga eag to sPs;;1ka PSs;1sa H has, intro
keeping with tho final eituation-a very eiYoctiYc
bit Of musical defamation written for him hv
Mr. Owen, Of this city. Tho chorus is much
NOR mere acceptable than tho spectacle ohoruHes u.s.
badly out and mixcd up yet, On tho whole, it got
through lta work oredltab1y. Tho orchestra wss
fair, and whom 1t roally gots down to It's work,
may prove worry effective. The general dramatic
eheet OF tue work was very good, and considering
was unusual promptuess and smoothnosa In tho
representation. The ballet, which forms very
important feature Of tho performance is made
np Of aeyen excellent danooFs, somo OF whom;
oyor bore BY jarrett l. Palmer. They are loaflod
BY Milo. Morlacotf, who has trained thorn yery
thoroughly and inspired them with aome Of hor
own artiatio spirit, and given thom an
business beaidss posturing and heavy standing
round Notwithstanding. hor slight physique,
Mor!acohi accomplishes wonders, especially
n pifoaetsing upon, her toes In which feature
eno a 1a nhfavalea; NV sho nss haa the good tasto
70 maKo 1 net ballet qnob}eesonanlc oxcept to
those VINO object to ballet altogether, aud ehe
nasruia9 hs atso ~ aiapiayoa raro Intelligence and
!knoMleage OF aft ~ giving poet1cal surround
ing to tho composition Of tho varioua dances.
20 tho matter OF eoonery, tho managers have
no. NOT eparod expense, and tho artfats It employed
pave aone themselyes great credit. The opon-
Ing soone is very handsome and neat without
particle @ gaudlnesS, while the transformation
. acono which c1osea tho opera fe superior In ar
tastlo Work anu 1osign, athonFh not 80 abund-
ant IN tlnHol as those to which we hayo been
heretofore accustomed; The huge disk which
nnany drops win tho ngure n retiof upon 1t, ia
an exquisite piece o1 WORK. lAe mnato for tho
transformation IL tnat written BY Aoppitz for
tno trapsi9rnatlon M ~ the Mttsnmmor Nights
Droam Whon that play was produced in Boston
BONE 5 tlmo ago.
The opera la preceded by 1ncdley entortain-
mont by the Borgor Family, who give coucort
with the bells, female horn players, &e., &C., and