Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-10

the evening of Friday, November Is,
1875, at half-past seven o'clock, for the
grand exhibition of fancy dancing by
the pupils of my academy, to be
given on the new stage of the Industrial
Exposition building, Memphis, Tennes-
see, with grand scenic effect and grand
orchestra, 5G Opera TerpsichOre, and
hope that it may arouse the good taste of
your citizens to give you an audience
of at least twenty thousand people,
and be the browning evening of your
successful grand Exposition. | would
recommend that the committee would
publish the programme ! shall furnish
IN the local columns of all the city pa
pers during the week, and have several
thousand programmes printed and dis
tributed among the immense audience
that hope will assemble on that even
ing, and have all the leading railroads
run at reduced rates for visitors from
abroad to be present on the grand clos
ing evening of your palace Of art and in
dustry. Very respectfully your obedient
servant, PROF. VIM. MUELLER.
MRnnerchOr COacert and Theater.
Last Sunday night the Memphis Maen-
nerchOr gave another grand concert and
not only attractive to our German citi-
zens, but one of the most brilliant occa-
sions Of the kind that Memphis has en-
joyed for a long time. The music was
good and the programme as published
below carried out in fine style. The
theatrical part of the entertainment was
conducted quite clever and evidenced
quite an improvement by the ladies and
gentlemen who were engaged. The fol-
lowing was the
CONCERT PROGRAMME:
/. overture-von Oemiehen...--......--..Orc Orchestra
q Schaefers Sontagslied, V. c. Kreutzen,
3. Cavatine-fuer COrnet V. Verdi.
A. Fine Parthie 66-Komische Scene
fuer zwei Singstimmen V. Rich.
MItglieder des Maennerchor
5. Observation-Disclosures v. Franz
6. Finaie-Tuercetia Portia. Orchestra
Z. Die Alte Zeit-Launiger Maenner-
gasang v. A. Schaefer.. Maennerchor
s. Observation-Disclosures NIT Clar-
inett und Pianoforte begleitungy
9. Wafer, an der schoenen blauen
Donau, Johann Strauss-.........M aennerchor
After the concert the amusing play of
Dds Fest der Rdndl0erber was produced
with the following cast:
u Bauu7ternehIner.. ......s.... herr John Legler
hluck. MaurerpOll er....--...-.. "A. h DrOescner
Haehnchen, T1sc hler..-......---.-.-A. StratLaann
StehaOf, pner..-.-......-.Ja cob Darmstatter
Puff SchIosser...--................ Glaentzer
Wilhelm Kind, Zimmermann.-.L. Wessendorf
Madame Kuek......-..-..-F reaulein L. Volkn1ar
MaOAL0e 4 uu.---- 10y TAU L. METZ
Madame Steh auf-..-- 80. FreaUiein L. NOlkn1ar
Frau MietZel, GastWirth il. Frau. Walters
Benchen, hire Tochter. LANCER
Charlotte Cushman.
The following, which we copy from
the New York Home Journal, is from
the pen of lady well known in the
south, especially here in Memphis,
where she so long made her home. No
more appropriate or beautiful tribute has
been rendered the great actress than is
paid her in these lines, so full of all that
Is trite and true of the deservings and
genius of one who illustrates the hight
and depth Of the real artist-artist by
reason Of genius, of study, and devotion
to her art-a noble woman, an honor to
her sex and to the country which es-
teens her and marks her for its uniyer-
sal respect.