The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16
Musical mud Dranaatlc.

Madame Nilsson sails for this country on
the 2Sth inst, from London.
Kellogg is practising in the Catskils.
The new National Theatre in Washing
ton will be opened early in November
The New York managers are busily en-
gagged in arranging for the forthcoming
season, which promises TO be one of great
activity in all departments Of the stage.
There are to he two Italian Opera COM
panics in that city the coming autumn.
That of Max Strakosch, at the AGA
deny of Music, has Madame Nilsson as the
prima donna, together with Mile. Torriani,
Madame Maresi Miss Annie Louise Cary,
the favoritc American contralt0 for te-
nors Capoul and Campanini, and bassos
and baritoncs Bonfratclli, and Del Puente.
The season is to be enlivened by Nerdi's
aida Wagners "Lohcngrn,. aud other
new operas.
Max Maretzek opens at the Grand Opera
House, October 9Th, with Madame Pau-
line Iucca. Mile lima di Murslia. Madame
Natalie Tesla, and Tambcrlik, Vizzani and
Marie. This company isto give among other
operas, The Magic Flute" civilian
Tell" al Poluto' and II purtani. =
Marclzck il also TO have a German opera
troupe who will sing on off nights.
Aimee is to bring out I'm opera 5oHte
and an English opera troupe with Clara
Louise Kellogg as prima donna has been
talked of. but it is very doubtful il suit
able company can be found. all the avail
able English singers having been engaged
for the Parepa Rosa troupe in England.
| The rivalry between the two Italian com
panies will doubtless he strong and bril-
liant season Is anticipated.
One of the great dramatic events of the
season at New York will be the visit OF
Signor Tomaso Salvini. the celebrated
tragedian, who appears at the Academy OF
Music, Sept. s6th. His company number,
twenty-six members, and the repertoire in
cludcs "Othcllo,' Hamlet ''NIerchan
of Neninc," ''Ingomar,' Monte Cristo.
and "Thc Mountebank.
Walack's theatre opens Sept. Goth will
Sothern in new play. He holds tn,
boards for four weeks, and will be succeed
cd by Lester Wallack. whose company in
cludes Mr. Harry Beckett formerly of TN
Lydia Thompson troupe.
Miss Maggie Mitchell opens in Septem
Der at Booths theatre, and is to he follow
ed by Miss Nelson. Barney Williams, w
j. Florence, Edwin Booth Lolita am
Chantrau.
The Grand Opera House opens Angus
10th under the management of DAILY. TIL
company includes Miss Gordon, Nlcssrs. G
l.. Fox. n. H. lIarkins, and Charles IL
clcrq.
The Vokcs Family commence at tn
Union Square theatre Sept. Goth, and 9Th
Black Crook" in Il new edition is to rcopc
at Niblo's Garden on the 18th inst.
Lydia Thompson opens at the Olympi
' August %, to e succeeded by Mrs. j. :,
5 Oates, Robert McWadc in rip Van VIII
: klc,' Edwin Adams, Mrs. Bowers an
: Little Nell.
The Broadway theatre opens on the pot
rs star theatre with the Aimee Troupe
followed by Charlotte Cushman, Miss Ca
lotta Lcclerq, J. X. Emmett, Lucille We
: tern, Lingard and others.
Mile. Carlotta Patti the well-know
- | npI ala,
nct-player of the world, are secured f
the forthcoming concerts at Covent Gardt
in London.
y A singular entertainment threatens V
" emma. Forty eight panists are to play t.
gether at the exhibition, on half as MAJ
:, pianos, programme comprising the owe
y ture to ''Semiramide," the march
= ''Tannhauser,' &c.
q I.ucca writes as follows to an old teach
in Europe, concerning her triumphs in I'll
"a country;
&c "Of the country itself | have but lit
Il to tell YOU, for have not seen much of
myself, and to tell you the truth there a
y pears but little to be seen in the Northe
B.; States. New York is an immense plat
re- with million inhabitants, who give o
i, an idea of ceasecss activity. Polish
+" manners, quiet demeanor, temperate G
& jOyment of natures bounties, both from
L. realistic and an artistic point of view
N American society is discovery still !
:, served for second Columbus but t
- people have plenty of money, and they
n not put any obstacles In the way of Otht
If to make some also. AT all events ! ne
not grumble. The first two months we
, very successful, and | Melted $44 200.
y the end be only as favorable as the beg
T. ming, hope that after two more seasons
rs shall be able to realize the fondest wish
II my heart, and that is, to say good-by
r. the stage for ever | see you both laug
u ing at me, and yet it is the sober truth.
es cannot tell you how happy shall fl
I'd when | shall at length escape from |
in present so-called distinguished position
life, and he enabled to live little for N
III self, and not have to he always thinking
d, the soprano, my other self, which
pf been and is the greatest care of my eXi
g., ence, for can assure you that now Il
~ a captive, for the climate is SO bad 1t
&c that have always to suffer for it, if e'
~ am so imprudent as to put my nose o
co side the door.
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