, 1874-03-04

ab ttPt: LJhde. plhyca Will t1AIutn! ohae auu
may bo complimontcd upon filling 1t on
tiroly., Atr. Hawk waa not oniinontly suc-
cossful ns a. z iIemDlelon JR' character fully
more accustomel 70 Chicago audience this
ovonlng.. hlr. Farrons Dur,fn wna capital |
norsonaton, and deserves credit. Thc ladies' Of
tho cumpany are olnnlly good re artists, os.
Fanny Yen Fyek. slo laf''' Is 'rathor ar ofi po}ite
in figure unusually prepossossing in face and
manner, aud Il careful actrous. Hor voice 10 soft
md poasant, but not especially strong. Her
troo ad prseo rs a oo sn hS1 soo u n n1%s ns
tion Of hcr voice conlos Il Budden mnnneriBm Of |
Clara Morris, Which, aa mark Of that
1adya T. .,latHs n,sallty, w. is Roraps par9nab'e;
of p!aying for long limo with n1iaH Ntorrin. |
that too quito satisfactorily. Miss Monk makes
not worry favorable impression on her frat ap-
nssG seo Sss ,a aT'' from way tho hr tss
not On sho plays hor part very oroditably.
l1iss Pike, like. tho otlor ladies',
has natural advantage Of face and figure, md |
want Of experience, but renders hor share COIN
nlol,dably. Mrs. fen. Eycl: waB playod by SIies
Harris, "hoHe matrouly appearance and agree-
nole manner NJ were we're, suited to the part; Tho
aads 9ss rs ne9raGy a aav large Sc fF Sslna aavdus
aboyo tho ayerago. 4 rather amusing incident
not genorafly iuoludod iu tho "buBinoss OF tho
picco, crontcd much amusement mud no ltstlo
emberrassment to Miss Monk; Il upset The
Fir. liawh, but 1t will probably bo omitted
hereafter. ''Divorco will DO played eyory night
this "eok, mud nB It is enacted with admirable
symmetry, ehouid be seou by every lover Of good
netting.
THE DIEM CONCERT.
Tho concert glyon by hlr. Joseph Diem,
thoviooncellfat,a at Kingsbury Alusic-nal, Monday
evening, attracted q handsome number Of lis
whom AIr Dcm's solid qualities as 'colllBt
have appealed Hoveral tinoB OF lato, with very
B,sccosaful results. Although ho has boon in tho
city Some months. 1t WINS hlr first public appear
ance last evening" as heretofore ho bus only
ihe membcrs Of tho Beethoven Society. On this
occasion hb WAS assisted by Mr. Wolfsohn, tho
pianist Mr. Lowis, tho violiniat Messrs. Eich-
heim Hand, aud Doockmann, colliats, who
Of Ills own composition, tho souveuir do
Dadon-Dadon !" Miss Jcsaica Haskell (ao-
prauo), :, Miss Von Wordragen (contralto),
It , necessity tho cello @ gured very @ largely E IN
from Alr. Dien'a artiatlc playing aud from tue
cxcc1lont aid which AIr. Wol[Hohr rendered in his
piano efforts aud alr. LOWS with his violin. Tho
concert, being uf n complimentary chalactor,
does not require IN extended notice beyond the
fact that it is matter for musical congratulation
tint 80 flu0 player upon m instrument 30 i1u-
portat,t as tho colo should havo made Chicago
Ills homo. II NO hal fow moro rs good muBi-
GUNS bore II other speoalties OF instrnnen.a a.
m orchestra which would he q credit to the city.
BCoTr- -sIDDoNg.
The snlo Of seatb for the aories Of rcadsngs,
Will music. by Mrs. -Slldons and Alastor
".nJIr stjt {N
tho excellent programme for tho first entertain
tncit OIL Tnursdny evening next;
rAnT1.
Scenes from "As You 1ilio IT. Shakespeare
Mrs. 8eot.-Siddons,
RaphHodlc No. {risIo solo ..Lazt
t Mister Walker.
'''S o'A'' Mrs. scott:sion; 1s'"''''
''''AA''s Mrs. scoii:siidons.
FART II.
D'aan p''n' '0'21 Mastc1 WALKER ''n''''0'''
Scene from King john ".:.:::.. ..shaksptAro
Mrs. 6cots-sitldons
N' 4''''t'n Mrs. scoif-siddons ''D"'''''
Fantasia 1mpronpu in m"1or. Chopin
Muster Walker.
Ins .innoenIta aaMFoh %hron TTsin
1A'''A'' ALUM Mra. scoii.sidiong "''
THE sclIus1AsN CLUB CONCERT.
| Tho Scnumann Club will give lts first concert
this cvouing, Mt kimball's piano rooms. In ad-
ilition to The regular features Of the programme,
I Master Walkcr., the piano prodigy, who is
pcar.
Monday evening AIR. Booth played Richelieu at
NIcViclor's Theatre to MI oycr1lowing ho1se, aud
| was called before the curtain several tines. Last
evening ho appeared AZ Claude Melnottc in I" The
| Lady OF Lyons." This drama, waB played at
McVickor'a early in tho present BonHon with tue
samo cast excepting ns regards, tho lcading char:
before, and, az M extended notice Of tho per.
formnnco was made at tho time, it is needless tt
go over it again. Miss Patsman played Pauline
mud added, by tho gracefulnesB Of her persona.
ton, much to tho mor1ts of the performance. Il
is part to WHICH @ she M t., is admirabl, s,;f J.
to lor than any other III tho ropertory Of Mr
booth. Tonight 'Tho Fools Rovongo" vii
bo played, with Mr.. Booth as Bertuccio. This !.
considered BY many competent 5odEGs , his pGe
strength. At uooley's Thoatro "The Writing
OIL the Wall " was played last evening to Il no
very largo honso 1t was giyon Monday eveninl
fur the benefit Of A1r. Giddons, before larg
weok. Friday. Mr.. Salisbury will hare q ben
AIinstrels l1ayo n good bill this wook. Anon.
other things is tho box trick, Which has excite
10 much curiosity at tho Adelphi. 1t ia not
Imitation Of tho original, very noat1y performed
and IL duo to Mcssrs. surridgo aud Nowcomh
Tho Adelphi has q. capital bill thi'
weolz. In addition to tho attractions Of th
Alocl,ol1a Brothers and their boxtricl, which la
boon varied, tho wiro performance by Nils
Doshel, the vocalism Of Misses Dolmay uni
frankie, and tho host OF other good things. i
Miss Mind Gray In =" The Statue Of the Period,
surprising illusion, founded upon the etor.
Of "Fygmalion aud Galatoa.h
4 CHALLENGE.
In view Of tho fact TINT Messr8. Nowoomb AMI
surrideo, Of Myers opera-1Io2use,, hay
discovered Tor suppose they hayo) Mo
cI,olla's basket md box-triok, tn
latter gentleman makes & proposition
He will tic Nowcomb's box and let either Now
comb or Surritlge tie hia. Ho claims that h
will quiet them, while they will be unable t
prevent Ills performance. This would be capi
tai test, and we hope tho offer will bo accepted
LOCAL ITEMS.
Tie alarm Of fire from BOX 3l7 at 5:05 p. m
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