, 1875-10-18

TO tho tcst advantage. Moolsins's chorur. +" On
the open Sra wa, nung by the male clorns ID
vorF cfetlftahfc manner, lit. Albert sehWAr3
singing tho baritone soo in auch an excellent
manner and nitlt al iotcnhtty Of feeling to eAll
fo;th a storm oE nnplnuBa. The other numbers
uore an nrn Of Mcrcaslantc, and tes scnado by
Ie AS sas sSoa " ,s ss H. saas g. es
duo from :" Purstnni." snne y ~ 30 W., nrs-
schorck AMI Mr. Leivosmaps, In Hhleh ihc sses .sa
removed tho good impression m anaon Ian' .na.e
weeks ago; Tie BRIDAL Chorus fraHl =, - Loncn-
grim" vhie,, wss poorly sing ard tue e. oyst' .'s
turoe to "Rieuzt (" and "oooron." On the s:h
rroI. the Roc,etr give. Sirola,'a Morrr WiTes
Of Windsor" at McEtckosh Theatre
wrns7EE'h COMPANY Ar THE NEW CHICAGO.
The Now chicago Theatre vAs last oscning
crowded 70 It's utsnoet capacity by ono Of tho
yuos. fashionable mud Intelligent audiences TINT
ever assembled Within its walls. The attraction
wss tho presentation al tho well-known plnr,
.,red Aslrny," b. Mr.. Alexander Wursser'a ex-
ce!lont German Dramatic Company. But what
rrovcd undoubtedlr httii more pow
crful magnet than tic play. was
tho first appearance Of Miss Afsrio
Wolf, from tho 0erman Theatre In Now York.
whose fnn,o IA that Of one Of The most gifted
atl beautiful actresses on tho derman stage.
slr. .wurstor deservos great credit for tho spsn-
did manner In which tho play mas put upon
tho stage. Ile seenoly ,,r1.n Tsa a1eell:sH1s, :H'.
Mr: Donal,l and aifss woifr a. shc Count and
Countless tlar9rs deserve special praise for the
brilliant rendering q their parts. Miss Wolh is
al, that hsA been said OF hor. 8ho has m adtni-
rabc figure, beautiful face. md . CLEAR voice.
1ter presentation OF the part Is fully eqHal TO.
II not better than, that OF any Of tho actrssso'
Who a h.ys 1r p9rf9FmSa wotbv II u =, be- sqssn pssnkt
Ia excellence with that OF Mlss Wolf.
Miss Abe! also deserves great praise for her
| ltsc.liko acting. The two mothers-to-law, Mes
DANES Aorwitz and Horn; vnrs M also yer' Es.. Eood.
az tonf Hector II Is only necessary to ely that
ho rendered tho part a. carefully as lie always
does, As whole, tho p1iv il "a we'll topfe'
eonted A. could hnve boen expected. and, ns iar
Al tlle acting was concerned. fully equal to the
performance OF the ssmo play BY other COM
pan'os. u.,.,
To.niehs tho patrons Of tho Star Course will
euioy ,crhaps the most entertaining trent Of The
entire season In Tue lecture to be given by tho
eloquent ol ator from phtladolphia. Dan Donghor-
tr. lie is perhaps. bnlae}f tho best illustration
| OF his theme "Or1tors aad OrasorJ," bis pre-
rioua arpoa1ancn In this citv having fnlv Prosol.
| his clam to be ranked amo1g tho most finished
| and vcrratilo speakers In thH country. tho Icc-
| turs to- plight In said TO bo one OF bis most polnt'
| cd and cirectlro efforts, and Will undoubtedly
| the onc whlc;l greeted lin last eehBon. The
following Ia the programme Tor the eSeninG:
| nrc,t,,,e Nsbtceo n. Verdi
nomanea.'. Stmnonr
| I, 7. FtaJftt.
Introductory aaRte #, H. S..son f.ty
Lecture, Orators and Otatory y. "...>......... --
Uanttt Douyheriy.
Mr Dougherty will to-mor rrow niEht, in Unsor
para Congregational Church. deliver bis new
lecture on '.Amcticau People and American
ro,i:,cH," on which occasion lo will be intro
| ducod by Sir. Alex. Sullivan.