, 1874-06-03


Tho second Of tho sories of operatto concerts
BY tho Lucca Troupe was given last evening at
uooley's Theatrc, q large aud elegant nudienco
being in attendance. The programme, like that
Of tho first night, vas 4 melangc, embracing
scene from the fifth net Of the ''African," tho
SECOND net Of "Mgnon," the third act Of VorlIs
now opera Of "Aida," and the second act Of
Martha" Unlko the performance Of tho
first night, it foil below it in musical
excellence, tho rodoeming feature being Lucca' "a
euporb singing in "Mignon," in which charac-
ter, like that Of Marguerite, she standa unaur-
passed. Tho einging Of Tra-la-la was the
best vocal effort aho has yet accomplished On
tho ClicaEo stRgu, mud was awarded With most
enthusiastic encore. With this exception tho
31iss Cary Ind but very little to do-a solitary
quartettos, tue "spinnil,g- Wheel" aud "Good
Eghti i but Of course these aho did excellently.
~; Karl alao appeared to good advantage n
aupcrb o1feot OIL tho concerted music. hflle.
aIareai unfortunately lad tho larger share Of tho
work Of tho evening, appearing in ''Alartha."'
se seem % to bs tams DpaS she u strnegsd Taqa d
a duo ~tS oapou @ in ' dn o"f but dha tIo nsaf sSns
WAS hnrdly an echo Of Campanini md Iorsiani
IN tue same m quo. The audience however vas
after each act which perhaps ia the essential
point. Tho next concert takes place at Kings
bury Aala Oh Friday evening proper, aud aa this
will DO regular miscellaneous concert, md as
tho programme In a very attractive mo, we hayo
no doubt the house will bo crowded. Tho sal8
Of seats will commence this morning ut the box
o,ico Of tue hall, aud tho programme will be "a
follows:
!. Overture to Tampa .Herod
p .r,,-.non a,ov,us2 2fs'ts'ra. { ,,ox,pt
o''i s;s ssoia1a. ;i:'''''''''''''' a''<'''
g. p0la''a-" N's1GR e H. is;:a Thomas
AIMS: FSliiae Iueea. -,
B. n0mAnza"spt;;G j'q. gfas 5aM ko;i
1ss a"as Ioiiss cary. ''ss''0ssE
D'''@ II. s:ia asm xa; S;a III a:ai:: s'0'0"
FART II.
l. o7eftnfe-"ffa olatoio ..Auber
:. Arta-"n palou 's'.s. Verdi
v,5ri1 sc 1f Exss{s ESs.;s ao,nr nnnn,t.n
d. R'n'"n1a-" nslGn 9 $ss xa; Thomas
s. R0manza-" Tannhauser Wagner
= o,...., - =, MMe: Pauline Laeca.
4l's. alars*f aiiss cary. 1lr. Tom Kar. ao. Dsl
't;t:ii:.;s.''' 0rcicsl,a. ''''''''''''
THE ArolLo-c1uu CONCERT.
LILO apollo Club giyes tho lust OF itB second
feason oI CONCERTS this evening ut McCormlok's
Hail. upon which occasion ths Club will have the
valuable assistance of Alr. s. D Mills tho dis
tinguiaAed pianist from Now York. who las not
beau in Chicago for many years. HiH first and
indeed only public appearance In this city was
during tho memorable trBt paropa aoayon ut t!to
Crosby Opora-ll0uBO III November, 1866 Ho
was tho solo pauist In that splendid cor
cert troupe Which embraced Paropa, Drieuoli
{tenor), Forranti {bufro), FORTUNE fbaritCnol
Carl Rosa (slolin) anl tho accomplished Hutsoi1.
accompanied. Mr.. Mills finished playing ut thut
tiao made decided impression upon tho musical
people Of tho city, aud at once established him
in their catllnatlon aB the most solid md effect
Two player, especially Of classical 1nnsic, who Ind
ever visited the city, Tho Club itHelf will ting
sonio Of itg choicest numbers, aud Ut It has boon
strengthened III its tonorH by two or three superb
Voices, 1t will do como of its beAt work. Tho
programme iY III follows:
!. !" Tho Hostess' Daugcr ":..........."....s Smart
pollo Club.
a. Epdo yon Lied n{ ................... ..schumann
III. 4. u. 1ftNs.
y. Variations for two pianos. .Echumann
Mr. A,its ana ar. r. F'ushs. -
Apollo C7ub
pAnT II.
I. "oayalry Song .Lazt
Apollo Club. =
9, Necollect!ons Of Homo on,,,,,.,,...,,,,M Mills
.Mr. $. n. M.Iis.
Midsummer Nights Dream n"..,.,,...,,,,,..L .Lakt
"Ehs Cheerful Wnl.deror .,,.,. .Msudelasoln
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