, 1874-01-29
ADJUSTMENTS;

THE OPERA. ,
Hooloy's Theatre, yoatorday afternoon, was
donBoly crowded Not only ovory scat was sold
at an carly hour in the morning, but tho 1obbiea
hro,cht u, % - nromium % ~ and aftcr theaa woro or-
aba ,'.bs.a p '..a. I. AA tnI4 ,a.,s.,r,
hauasca' many "oro tarnou n"as' Mh " ID hos'u'
possible that it waa the Inst ttmo Uhlcago opofa-
goezs will hear Nilsson, as sho contempIatos
mud na',,po hor hmm In porja th,s font,,ra ]out
,j "II; tin,,n1 ,ntarast ~ ti,o narfornanno mi
m"do ne et tha nvinr vis,t noticoahlo o,o. Tho The
onora wns aTreyinto." aud tho cast az follows;
Alfredo. .Capoui
Ger1nont Del rltonte
0renMllc.. .scolara
The Marquis .0ollcta
the best tho troupe has given US. and nd VA vas ro-
colVed Win tue utn1ohs onthuaaabW W tno au-
dionco,- enthusiasm winch would havo as-
sumea q moro aemons1rativo iorn1 1,,. hao tno
ma acnnno elGmont pledomlnaaea. % Ing nm m9sao qaala
Of 'Irayata II IN the irat two aeIs: Ine !, iast
two arc tubercuiariy dramatic, ana NANNY inter
citing to medical students with penohant for
making diagnoses Of consumption. ln both,
NILSSON displayed consummate aeillty, alIhongh
hho was rather stately ana eold ior tue French
Camille. At tho same timo, tliorc was quiet
dignity ind onso Of action and palns-takang
fidelity to dctall, Which showed genuine artistic
nn16n. n Special lubtAnco OF ltllb NUS
in tho brief loasc-tnkinE from At
ttcdo, In tho second net, which
was aporfoct picture Of tho struggle, between,
duty and passion In tue breast Of tue fraviata:"
Az to tho m,1sic Of tho role, aho bus DOUG moth
lug bettor thiB SEASON. She was III good voice.
and evidently In good spirits, and tho y tors'
nj" gaye hcr M opportunity IT. to display both
stylo mud voice at thcir .bost. The contrast In
tho two movements of i tho aria %as very viydly
married, and the bri!liancy Of style with which
G11nF Fr1V f4nr 111U
her execution Gf her tsnlouscndenza ~ :. .Lo'a;'
Ehe music Of the whole role IL admirably adapt-
cd to hor htylo, and tile performance OF 1t "an no
excellent O. to cause general regret TINT
" Iraqlata WIS not placoa III the repertoire OF
TINT 10 tino 4 dram9tio tenor as Caponl has not
boon able to 10 himself Justice until
tho last performance before lii8 departure. Ho
has rogalncd his voice, and, both yoca'lY aud
dramatically, was energetic and spirited, tnfus-
Ing tho whole performance with life. The natur-
ancgH and intensity Of hi5 representation lent a
special charm to It, and Eavod it from tho maud
! lin aud lackadaisical mauncr which Inns usually
| eharactorizea tho ADiedos Of tho pnHt. Dol
paento was all excellent Gcrn.oatt and sang bis
principal arla, tho "Ds Psoce'zd,, with hne
| touch OF pathot, when comman1ea T., nearly a1,
hlauBo. INC otnor Ial's "orc WI ial!Ga ~. nno
.o portolmanee snro s9ay henry sns1s'agstnn na
| Tho troupe 6tngs at Iolcdo thlH evening. NJ DO
aud and thoa ioaveB for Doston, whore tho uaasor
| commences upXt IucHtNV.
o0''''''N ,Ioo1,ry's THEATRE.
A change Of bill is announced at Hoo1ey't
Theatre to-ntght, Iom lavlors comedy, 1ht
| Overland Route. Which hha been carefully re
| lleuraed, being tho now pioco. Mr. Dillon plays
| Mr.. Loyibond. During tho Halyiui BoasoI
| of thrae nerformnucoa at this thoatre
| a. a,,,,n aron,,t;nn Tchn ni,,or rv;l
.ne ooun M, o,,o ~, -
| pay at Esnla'oii' P!ouucts 1IH, jug
Inc secius y. 1'i1s eo,npay, 9un tl,at aH III,
LII - tt,o ~ - 2,rof,s.;nro1 irnmnto on+orto;r