, 1874-04-12
Towndald), LoceEy Buckle Miss Emma

IFiNypate Oidcrdf (CLarles A. Know. Oirey'
0tdschoo! (Willain Bradshaw, Aaron Holdfus!
> Bsssos-Eaiadt, Do,cnriqt Charles Noble,
Roge,. Ne1ryman G.. Holmes). Cdrcfut Ugls
(James Marec), Humphrey AerTyttougM George
II. Drodcrick). -
Pn:;1sr-}'ereg,ine I'oundeys (Theo. II.
! Brown.
onoAS1sr-Ezekicl 0rerIo (Yf.lli2m Il. Tom
| Inns.
|, This is concert-corabinntion OF unusual
strength. and, as it comprises, beside the artists
| who are we'll known here, the Quaker City Quar-
teste Club, which is one of the most famous
vocal organizations in Philadelphia, and, as tho
! wholo company have been in constant practice
| together fo- over year, it may be expected that
| the members will rendor oven the most difficult
and intricate music announced in their pro-
graumes with degree Of perfection that il
seldom heard in tho best drilled choral socie-
lies. The programme for Monday night will be
asevere test for tho company, nd its selections
cover an area OF musical composition extending
| fTcm tho sixteenth TO tho present century, and
| from simple melody 10 tho most intricate har-
mony Ihe most prctcntions selection is d
Vocal SylnphonS, By Ambroise Thomas, which is
| in five movements, all Of them of pastoral
etye: 1t is the first time this style Of compost
ton has been rendered here, and its performance
| will. oxcite considerable curiosity. There arc
| two mAdrlERls which open the concert.
-1he programme IL of great length, but being
| written IN tue orthosraphy Of remote antiquity
"ou4o ploo2o!Y create f1ot IN the composing
Toom, and drlye the conscientious proof-reader
| toa gloomy suicide. VS. forbear to print it on
HUMANITARIAN grounds It is good, IT it Is little
| old.
THE AIMEE rRourE.
The lovers Of opera bouffe will be glad to know
that the excellent organization headed by 311to.
HaHe Aimee will commence two weeks Season
ut A1cVicliers Theatre on Tuesday evening, the
2Ist inst. The novelty Of the season will be LA
File de Mad. Angot." This troupe il probably
ona of the most conn1aJa and eff,ct;vo zxhicj,
mas ever visited thls city. 1t embraces In its list
such comic artists as Niles: Aimee, Rosine Stani,
aud Mario Roland, and Mesaieurs Juteau,
besides about twenty secon1 artists Ths mn,
seal director is 1ions. % Chares VAN Ghela ean- @
eral manager, Mons, Lecuyer; stago manager,
hlons. Benedick. The repertoire Of tho troupe
for the season vii include L File de Madame
aIg Cant TiaIsss yo.1e Pere nene neiene
Brigands." % BaSbe Bleue," lie 7ie Pari-
aienne," s?, and and the h,oh Grand s9i1 Duchess"
o1nce 1Ast OoEoDer tms company na7o elFen
tlfty-four performances il Havana, eix IL Car
qenas' ntne u M4tsazAs' IN tne C117 OF
4aoAeo, lou1 u 9egia, w, Io1eo u se1a tt91 a-!o
at!lEeo III re" tora 1nulsoay, Tue o1n OF aa1En'
after i've days stormy passage from Ha-
tane pia}sa tno sa1ne =, ntgnt IN In neooalyn On
~ ~ ~ aou W ~ ~ I'M ~ ~
~ Apany; T,. tnes Gonmonceo on .1ne sIn W Tue
terruptodly four weeks. On he 9Th Of April
weeks season was commenced in Phi19delphia,
Frou1 here the comnanv 20 direc: to San Fran-
CISCO, for six weels' engagement. The compa
ny has been from me comncncement' nc ana STU ~
IS, under tho management OF Charles Lew, Tor
many years agent Of Max Strakosch.
w. ~ rnE PRATT SYMPHONY CONCERT.
Mr. s. {. Pratt, Of this city. has been set tor
sion sion it viii bo performed By % an orchestra Of