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GRAND ofEhA-HousE-
The Grand Ope1a-Houso being closed for the
present, the--company is broken up. Cal Wag-
ner starts for Syracuse to organize his scattered
minstrel company. Tbs orchestra, with Fred
ericks, goes over to Hooley's, and becomes part
Of Emerson's organization. Kayne il undo
cided, and, With Su1idge, will await develop
ments. Hall finds Al opening in Cincinnati;
Norton goes with Cal WAGNER, and the other
people are otherwise provided for. Mr. Warren
will doubtless accept IN offer made by Messrs-
Hesa j. Castle, and accompany tho latters En-
elsh opera COMPANY to San FIancisco That
city seenn to be railying point fot tho ensuing
season. ..
HooLET's THEATRE
The fate Of Hooleye is not quite settled for
| next season. L scheme has already been deter"
| mined upon, but as it may be modified by tho
result OF the California expedition, perhaps the
less said about it tho better. Mcguire will play
there until he thinks fit to move out his minstrel
company, which he may do in four weehs- The
Union Square party will play "Tha Two Or
| phans =" for four weeks, commencing Jnly 5, aud
/ what follows then it ia not necessary to specu-
late On. "
The Museum sill remains vacant Perhaps
SOME good burnt-cork company will bo put IN
possession Of the house and raVa7e ia &aoed
| Elorles-
EHKasoSs MISSTREI8-
This combination. which, under the mana8e-
nent Of Thomas Mcguire, opens it, season n
| Hooley's Theatre tomorrow night, is unques-
tioaably the strongest in the United 6tates- The
sztists Who compose 1t aze wall known to ChfaAEo.
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TAtLoY-Quuted ut 8H381e.
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MADDEN Outbreak Of Opera
BouHe~
The Thomas Concerts-0perat-
ic News Abroad.
bidding Farewell to Hooley's
Company.
MUSIC.
At HQ4E.

rhe vsry enjoyable and successful sesson OF
.,n,.,+a rivsn by tho Thomas orchestral organ
17.son baa been the principal musical feature OF
th. week lust closed Tho notices OF the con-
o.rte from day to day which hase appeared IN
TIT Tr1er1x render it unnecessary Tor us to
,1t,as to them ut this time in detail Liko all OF
10 oonc5rss bv this troupo, they were entirely
x,,ecessfo1, tho programmes representing hiehes
.,..a of music than ever before The special
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d. band here. Those gentlemen are dong
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