, 1874-04-25

an American, and enormous audiences, uncon-
scio1s OF her history, applaud in wonder and
| admiration.
Mr. Edwin Adams thinks Chicago the third
| city IN the Union for the drama He reIla
story of Forrest, Which is.very CHARACTERISTIC
when the veteran actor went to California ht
{ WAS fearfu1ly seasick, aud perhaps as foarfully
protane. One morning minister On board
] went to his stateroom and IN most ministerial
fashion e1postulated with him and advised him
tor, ho asked him, in his most tragic style, Do
you know what your Master did when BE went
to SOAP No. said the .stoniahed divine.
We'll, sir, then let me- remind you Of the fact
that He got ont and walked, and wish to God
could"
MUSIC.
The Aimee Opera-Boufse troupe has done q
large business during the past week. and the
prospects for the present week are equally good
The repertoire will be Us follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tucsusy-Ls Vie dc Fartsienne.
| Wednesdsy-La File de A1lne. Angot.
| Tnursday-GeueYieve do Bsabant.
[ Friday-Barbe Dleue.
Saturday {tnAtinee(-La Fil1e de Nine. AuRot, Eg-
ening} g}rerschole.
TIE COLLEGE or MUSIC CONCERTS.
The four concerts given at tho Chicago Mu-
sical College on Friday last 10 g.. M. 2 p. NJ, /
| p. m, and 8 p. N. }, although decided novelty
/ aud very laborious, both to the management aud
pupils, passed of With immense success. The
college rooms were dcnsely crowded at each con-
cert. and it was almost impossible to find accom-
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cipal instrumental numbers are desery-
ing of being put on record as showing the high
state Of culture which the pupils Of this institu
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we've thare and nadia a yerv snccpesfr1 c1ose n
tha sar;sa which 1caa bean c;ven dnriog tha n.st
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MUSICALE.
~. .. T. Pratt Is ousliJ arranging 1oI solree
musicale some t1me NJ hG1r no. Meek rr a. Ehen ne m
OF the best ta1ent in the city.
zacroa concert xeil3 h. givan IN 81 n1.ra
cour+ th;a ava,in1 Tba cho;r ~ tha nhuroh
Mira. Maenire. Miss Farre1i Mr- Fds semitic
ana ~. uoou"t'o) "Al4 ~ ueeistoo ~ "eA
kno"n locN taleo' ~, nnu an o1cness1a VIII teln~
1oIce sno organ. Ing eohce5t Is LOT s1e oeneut
ia nsator 1@'1
40 co,,p,,,nxr,pv coxcrpr
complimentary concert will be given to
Frank T. Baird. orgsnist of the Third Presby
terinn Church, On Tuesday evening, April q, in
the church. & corner OF Carpenter ana Washington ,s
o. s.'eI's g. MIne. M Gogn!9 De1sooa0 ts'eet n1s'
four, Miss Il. H: Clam, Messrs. 4. 7. Howard
II. L. Sloan, and others. will assist.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
4 litornry and muaical entertainment, tor the
benefit Of the temperance cause will be given ut
Crows Opera Hall on Tueeday evening, the 18th,
There will be readings by Prot. G. Dale Arm-
strong aud musical selections by Mrs, Addie |
Ravens, Mr. G. G. stebbins, and hr. G. L.
BENEFIT CONCERT.
Vaas l. HoYman's Band will give their leader, |
Flodoatd Hoffman. benefit coneart this even !
ing at tho North Side Turner Hall with the |
following programme:
I. Exposition March .Hohnann
z Overture 70 s. roet md Peasant suppe
>. potpourri from Martha .fiotow
T. s''s* 'ee* est2' LIZ sao ti2H1s!2 y = Sti:
6. oTer:ure to l. Reine dun Jour Adam
Z. Potpourri from q Bohemian Girl .Balfe
g. Fantastic. The Peace Julee .:.Be1er
2. Vienna bonbons Waltz. Strauss
~. fsan7Al overture. 'aohm>nh
atnNhn - h1.A- ~ r
iAt 1oe1al11Ao 1o1 wy u41ie1 AaA coueeAs
thls AFTERNOON "1n Dc Us 1ono"s:
l. harch-" Mars Calls .-'''..'. ..'.'.'-..E B,eh
5. Potpou171 from "Faust Bergman
L. Overture" Miznon Thomas
ssan1r 'a Ht 14on ~ so1o 1rso.
'~@ ' K Heytr.
Z. Terzetso md finale from Ernani" Verdi
4 naa 1narri aas'ss .onn'1sssu' ssana po'. uamm
9, Haltz-'on Thousand md One Nights >. strauss
10. aalop-" Mephisto .Mchaes
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