, 1874-11-15

and Mile. Schneider, ehcn signing On nlH OF AoF
own part, for the production Of an opera boutfc
Of the roll1cking old style. It will come out at
the Varieties, of course, about Christmas time.
Talent is rewardcd at Worcester, Mass. Tie
Spy says Mr.. Emanuel Crupi, pupil Of Mr.
Benjamin T. Hammond, who, majo such hit at
the musical festival, has opened q snug little
barber-shop in the Central Exchange Building"
The death Of the Norwegian composer aud
pianist, u. Tellefseu, In Paris, where be was
cellist, B. A. Koligriuoff, who did much to pro-
mote art in hla country, Ii also dead. de,
Jointly with Anton RnblnotelD, was mainly the
founder Of tie CouBeryatoites Of st. Petersburg
and Moscow.
Thore sailed for Europe last week young girl
who will probably return t Q us hereafter to re-
ceive the ho1nago We 30 chee1fully accord to the
most gifted singers. Her name Is Mario Won
E[seuer. She was born in Bloomington, ILL.,,
about seventeen years ago. her father being
German teacher Of the violin md = shiftlcBs. i'm
proyident man.
It is announced that Richard Wagner. assisted
by Franz L,szt, will; in the course Of tho winter
give grand concerts IN Vienna and PestA for tho
benefit Of the B.ylouth undertaking. At those
concerts it is sad that selections from the
!. .Gotterlammerung "--the concluding pait Of
the Nibelungea" trilogy-wlll be performed
for the first time.
The London Aheneuna OF Oct. ~ says:
!" Madame Adeiina Pstti completed her serles OF
representations iu the Huguenots as Valentine,
aud IN Faust a. Marguerite, las: "Wednesday.
W. ,,ou -am,r,r +bof ,ho ar,u,,n rnrs;c,J cr;t;cz
t,o ,,,,,cl ,ta s.rn. v;av nf tia iadya Vnenti,le
a ~ at1onn,,,,,, I'D wien she niayod tne nart
in Italian at Covent Garden Theatre, namely,
that the part is rot within her physical powers. !"
C1't1cs OF az pousleal suaae7 aee anan,laous
IN rnhtyns tno sesalc5 tna' n:n ratn ~ d. Itendn
opesa ~ not ~ hJ' ~ sa ID i; i;he,u e.
a,'ner.watnr s1eu fas,nna ,le a. dnrinr tpa utar
seitzet-matot tasnonaotn, ~ uuS .1.ae o o. 4
iuues ~ n.' a;n1,nns" ;ndeed .ra
a5sor,aau ~ nutn1t' Na,bar har Vnieniiaa in TIA
aago,.seu y! ~ nor so1,zar a;ho' wi, ne
,e.,a sr1,ut.ar hv par;a;a,,s amo,o M. of n,;o,
aopu io4eo't00 ~ - 1N~@
nanHe''
The Paris journal passes IN review the receipts
taIeu at the benefits Of celebrated artists. It
appears that in this respect. Madame De1azets
teuetit surpasses any ever g1veu IN Paf's, from
that Of Iaima u 1922 to tha. OF Maaame Cas-
vaipo ~ Looo' t ru.I ,,.ce:. - hona3t Nar
w w, ~, go ,rn,ncaG shnnt son i'm. Tint of
- a.a,, ~ 1o71 ,,asrIv So5 Inn nj
.natto t - pas;.' c+oi. a. i,,n 1:na;ro in 1grE
snas l'.aa.,';,a ~ uon.ua I"ts th"n Soo nan '
'oAAok '''o '1~A
The Rrcat of9su OF Trinity Church, kew York,
which aiuce Mr. Erteus recent addltlons 70 it ID
gald to bo the largest Instrument IN America,
yaa exhibited before large couconrso Of peo-
Carter played plumber OF pieces selected from
Keethoyeu. Batiste, Handel, Mozart, and others.
Tie organ now has sixty stops (lncludip2. me-
cludes s2-foot pedal stop. One Of lis pecu-
larlties ID the extra com Paas Of l1a nahuale' A.
faoee1 W p'an ensny no' ~ - etAe -;
e.ra',at "
r.s d,,+h 10 .,,orraoa ~ nr cou1on tha
French singer. aged IS, He made his debut at
the Opera Coniaue. Aug. Is, 1851, as Atdtamnc
III tho tee aug hoses." Ha was ono OF tno
oos! puPal' u a,ei ana, nt fhr {. 90,
b,rn ylan n pcrr;n conceived the idea OF d.
taci,luc him to Ais tueat1e A forfeit was paid,
and Couon cano out to Paris. He remained
Several years at the open tom.que, ana 81 las,
passou D,.',, e. - s posar, II n;ena Saint Hris
in The :Hu.nenots." created tho part Of Saian
iu the HeIculanetm," aud appeared in other
important paris.
They tell n story about Christine Nilsson and
her ,t,aue.s All tho VOL Id kuows that tho fair
1,ir,.tina like, afreot when 1t ia i.keiv to do her
scrv;ce~ One uig,,t at tLo ItaIieus " she actu-
aity aant a man 11o to tho ton prosceuium box
win a onant1ay OF common wall-tlowere, which
H. wa. 10 throw down uoon the stage at q eiven
moment. Imagine what lovely Bcone this pro-
dncej. How sweet aud eiuplo was this tribute
NJ tne noor l., tha august Diva How pretty i.
wa to seo her plck uD the common wali-dowe1s
NH k,as them. and ,hen Lift her tine blue oyes
IN to tho ,,nllory ia slcn of eternal gratitude to
tia rod, .-Par,s Letter in The Arcadian.
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rpr 1Harra
Ill.,. ;r+o,rr,t;or of hn.;resa br the cont}nu-
avon or chor,n;,o mi, weather. has had its eject
-,,o,, th .1a.troa in diminished Attendance nil
ronnd There has tecn very little interest dis
,.lova i, thc theatres f7nrine the week. and very
l,ttis nron,t.e ia nade for the coming one, In
dooa ,,,era will mi la rnnch tn challenge the
o,-nast at,ont;on of the nnh1ic. excent tint
.nnarh artist Mr Wrhert Reeve at Mcyic1er's
T,,e,tra And ,s be w;l only give four more
nor.or,n,nces the rest Of tho field is not fertile
r. r,' 49,, -. .o.d,.,. ~ Nv
lneto VIII W eEee'aeo'a' a. .n0 @1.Ao. W M
SIC produced, II 1s PROMISED III very aeceptaoto
forui while Hooleys Theatre will illustrate lart-
lev Campbell to the satisfaction Of Mr. Hooley.
1n1oad tl,o ,1;ra.re,a At tha Grand 0nera- House
.r,,i Trnnar1v cnntnne fo do tha hest business OF
10 w,et in.t "a tLev- s,ava for soma time past
tne M ";nA' a;., Il a.,and to that If i; interesting
- wotcL .ho G1ctna,;ona in the amusement
.ooorJ n.a rxaalS viii ha extremely productive
ap nrsrv theatIe. Ltediocrity scixes those weeks
=. .,Hn, ;.soi1 and lad "a, Ii in cncthy button-
i'o,n sa.a,,;o,,s mat rrod,~oi cxnendture ia su.
,,ert1,nns a.,d TIN arvtI,no s pood enoueh Tor
ti,a p1a neon1e s,cll Of dtlircsr follows. and