, 1874-11-13
ADJUSTMENTS,


4AE OE nuIldhA CuNCElsTB.
Tho near approach Of the Do Murska eeteum
has already crcated decided sensation in n.usic-
al circles, giving indications TINT tho SUCCESS
Will be unlnlatnkabIo from popular point Of
viow. Tho array OF artists is one Of the most
remarkable that has over appeared in our con-
cert-roomB. With euch combination as Do
Mu;ska. who is ono Of tho moat brilliant and
dazzling vocalists that has ever visited America:
Teroea Carreno, tho accomplished young
planlato, 6aurrct. the eminent sio1inist Far
ranti. who has no equal AS bufro Draga, wlo
stands at tho head Of all 'cc1lists, both as COM
poser and virtuoao; and Habolmann, tho
well-known tenor, It ia possible to
give tho Eroatosr intcrcet and W.
riety to tho prograrnu,es Perhaps tie best in
dcnkion OF tho musical succosa Of this troupo,
that wherever they havo boon they have given
two concerts IN ono, that la. nothing escapes en-
coring. Tho numbers assigned to Do Murpka
alone will be u novelty, as tbey embrace ariaa
which other vocaliBta Bhun* owing to the brill
iancy OF execution required. As these will bo
tho only oporatto concertB OF the Season they
prosent an opportunity which nil mualcal-pcopla
ought to embrace. Tha Hale OF Hents, which
aro very reasonable ia price, commoncos tAis
morning At Dauer'B music STORE under tho Pal
mur HouBc.
aiv1oKER'a THEATRE.
Tho thrilling drama 1.-THE Woman In White"
WILL AAlt 4seoFeb HyMl4ellGA! auu HtlpGuu0ua
character Of Count Fosco. ia not doing pnzticu-
1arly wol "What," says tho doorLeopor, "ia
tho use of a mans being magnetic upon the
stage, if hn cannot draw people into the then
tre7" There is somethiug ii this reflection.
What is tho use Of great actor coming bore II
pooplo will not 300 him7 Why do thoy 1ago fu.
rlously together over tho poverty Of tho STAGE
and tho decline Of tho drama, aud adhere ID
their practice OF supporting only tho routine
BtarB who como along with mechanical regularity
to strut thelr season through, pocket their mon
eY, and depart neither better nor wiser
i'll their art, leaving no impression, and coming
hgain in duo course at giyon date7 1t is aston.
ishing to mark thee froct which h1r. Roovoa
acting has on tho slender audiences which
naBonlblo at bloVickors. Ho Boizes upon tlois
interest and lolds their diffuRod attention with
n1aBsiso strength. His magnetic power exertod
upon suoh unfnyorablo subjects il extraordinary.
What lie would DO with full house, narved By
itB proverbiat force, wo aro at loss to imagine.
The fact remaina tlat whether people 90 to
will yet compel their recognition; who will forco
his marvellous creation up to tho Lowell Of the
leadlDg claractors Of tho lny; will cxtort a con-
fossion that as work Of art it will stand with
Savins 04tetio and Jefforson's Rip Fan Wink@c.
Tho management propose to take the pioco OF,
mud put on something else next week. This would
really DO only just to tho public. but wa would
urge AR. hlo'ickcr to retai1 It. Perhaps by the
time Mr. 1aoevo has reached tho Inst foW niEht1
Of his engagement tho public wiu awako to az
appreciation OF hfs worth as m actor. By au
means give it chance. It ia wllfu1, thought
loss, nogleotful, aud withat indscriminatiug aud
uninfofmel public. but it Is ready to atono for
past errors. It t.as glorious opportunity to do
little atoning, and should uso it at once.