, 1874-06-02

Atttbta AEo uA tuu ssAKH A9Eb etl1uEA 10 Eot
warmed up to tholr work and thore aro proba-
bly, fow OF thoBe WHO wore proaont last
oyoning who tliis morning have worry o1cas
ilous of what. was done, md who.
upon looking back, do not lnd Faust,
Lucrexia, Marguerite, Alphonso, Rdovl, Siebcl,
McphisIo. and Vasentis inextscably mixca up Ia
grand oporatfo molango. Still, although luc-
cas- Gretchen wns 80 brief and fragmontary. 1t
was grand suggestion Of tho finished picture.
! blended, sl,o stands pcorlcsa. It was peco Of
good fortune, moreover, to havo an actor OF such
7igor, force, mud intcnety aB oapoul to taso the
part Of Faust, and II at tin'es his fa1acttos
Overlooked for tho yako OF tho reality with which
ho invcsted tho character, and the yividnoss
and at tito aaulo time tondo1noss with which he
represented tho love-scono in tue garden. Miss
| Ing and that only for tho Flower song, but
hor singing Of 1t WIS received with tho leartiost
enthusiasm. In tho Lucrezla act thore Was but
little noteworthy, except Dol puontc'a artista
Mr. Knr''a effort. Although rathor crude
ia I'.,a aotl9.n. and apparently unused to tho
madae him = tsS iavor,ta: 4'' TIC 'I performance
concluded with tho fourth act duo from 1.-The
Hnguonots." taken by Lucca aud capoul.
grateful one tho vocal effort Of both artais was
AL admirable one. It tnay bo duo to tho small.
meas OF tic tleatro but it ia certain .lat Lt,ceas
voice has never sounded 10 bright, clear, aud
strong M in tlia duo-n fact which mukop ono
regret all tile moro tllat it could not have boou
heard III 4 complete work.
In addition to tito performances this evening
and Saturday afternoon, . COMFORT with Iuiu-
cellaneons programme will DO given on Friday
eveutng at ktmgabury Hall, witch will un-
doubted}y DO tue moHt acceptable performance
OF tic nories. Tho programme for this evening
rio overture aud second net Of
siMARTjlA.h
Naney Nil. 1nn S Hea fn'ss aaress a,s
Tl4l!het. .bia. Psi rnsno
Mtor which tue second ast Of ''' '''''' ~'''A'"
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Federico A1lufe I0ulso Gary
gualiolino alonH. Victor Capoil
Il 10 feiio*ed " iii:l =; of ''8' ''''''.
Nile. @ Alice Maresi
AnahefH-. Miss C0Hi!ey
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hmonasso. ..sg. Del phens
t. con:uda viii o SECOND ts6saa q iao su ah
set Of
sska. Mad. Pauline Lucca
CHURCH CONCERT.
a concert will be given at tho Plymouth
Church, corner Of 1ndiann avenue and Twenty-
sixth street, this evening, the programme Of
which has already boon published.
a'v10KER'B THEATRE
The muaica} attractions Ut HooleY'a Thoatro
MoWckor's. and Alt. sothcrn waa conse-
Upon bis return to, Chicago i'll his
as H. ssabsaef sosl Is 0 saey ha2s iii not Nq% S
amisB to state that ho calno from philalelphia
with an effort. He Has suffering at tho tilno
from an attack OF lis old oneuly, rheumatism,
mud feared ut one time that hls visit would 10
postponed. He made tho boat Of matters, how
ever, and came to Chicago, leaving q great deal
81 Luis enemy behind, aud arriving just 10 tino
to % onfonutor change Of weather. sufficient to
: night betoltoned no nncasineBs, however. His
. lord Dundred'ywaa tile same lncomparably droll
: persoi,ago ~ over; his mbecile anocdotes wadcr
4 away from tho point with as much readiness nd
2 on former occasions, enlivencd with few new
+ und divorting "gags." 1t is 10 rccontly thai
Mr. sothcru Was ilora ttat au o1tolrled notice Of
d tho performance ia unnecessary. His principal
J. support, Miss Mimic Walton IS Georgina. aud
Afr. Yining Dowera aH ASA T'e'ichdrd, l,e eIual-
2 " fresh IN the public mind, and anything wo
d might soy about thom would be merely q repee.
= ton Of what WAS said before. lytton Sotllorn'
g tod by Mr.. i. Aovicker very fairly. Mr. Piorcr
IL played Abel lurcon, part which onco occupic;
q very prominent position in tho play. It is NO
u no conspicuous now as it used to be, but wh:.
T. thorc Is Of it Alr. pierco played well for mr.:
nppearance. The other parts wore all we'll tnkea
1t and the peco WAS cordially received By the o..
W ulence alt. HDLn0Eu Hill U!S II4ftll1E bupPCf
70 being called bcfore tho curtain several tiucs
10 It was we'll mounted, and elegantly dresaed. Il
- will be repoated for the rost OF the nook.
TIE ACADEMY OF MUa1c.
81 The announcement Of entire change Of
!" bill BY tho famous vokes Family drew n,lotl.el
5~ large houne to tho Acadonly Of Music. Tho nb.
o sar&lity Of "Tho Wrong Man in tho Hight
no: @ w 81 anoTp ansv a1 nn the sas
II tho partasaro oven moro amusing than IN tte lat
III ter piece. 4 moro extensive notice will be
gyen. ....
~ TIE ApxLpnr.
10 An enormous house at tho Adolphi last oven.
lr ng greotod the reproduction Of variety Ll,su 49,
y Variety iu tho spice OF life at the Adolph a.:ct
10 all. The popular taato II in favor OF rapid
% cAange. sensational exhibition ia too heivy
ID for it. Tho excitement over tho trial betne
70 tue littlo VadH and Lolo, tho flying trap NO
'e performer. is ntonBo. The trial is to inol.l .ldu
u skil daring, and grace, and tho contest botwoe
% such experts ia naturally interesting. li,u
10 other features Of the bil are excellent, and aro
" | received with Immense applause,
10 PARIS DY MOONLIGHT.
= The manager Of tho cyclora!nic illnson. "Far!'
al by Moonlight" seema to bo determined to n'ak<
10 tho Exposition building place OF popular rcsor
~ long as this beautiful picture remains on
q view. Since ita opening to TUG public gaze ths
10 but Oh no occasion woro visitors present i'll ,'ci
=. i'' in addition to - tic attractions f'a,rni,hai
!, by. tho illusion, tho Exhibition buIllint
nando, and the uewly-orgnni2ed ba,1t
to Of Henry s. Page tho famous cornet player, dis
lg courscd sweot music throughout tho evening
+ From till 10 o'clock tho platform from which h
p illusion ia Vowed was tlronged with visitors
70 who fouud thoir endowment OF tho scoue around
i'd beneath, and above them, greatly onhatlc,'l u
IL the explanations OF tho points Of interest mad
H. by gentleman thoroughly convorsant will. tn
sbyriuth. Tile crowding on tho platform wouls
nn have beon unpleasant but for the countcrattrac
ct tim Of tho ACKNOWLEDGMENT bsow. The nan
en- which Mr.. Pnge hos organized pIay
or worry vol, whilo the unBtlntod comet
's- solos OF tho lender were greatly onjoyc
lu by all. Thero ia doubt that during tho nelt Q
Tor Bilnl1ncr the cool Exposition building, mud
do beautiful with trees. a,d flowers. and fountain
"a will, with the aid OF music thrown IN. be TIL
re plcAsantost place to while away the bot a'nlo
N, awnings in the city Tho experiment OF tn