, 1875-08-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
English and italian Opera
This Winter.
Won Bulow's Visit to America
--Tietjens and Zare
Thalberg.
Miss Blanche fuckers Mu-
sical Progress
fns New Companies at McVfcker's
Two Theatres.
Remodeling Of the Old Grand
Opera-House.
John Dillon's Temperance.
The New Companies at McVicker's
Two Theatres.
Remode1ing Of the Old Grand
Opera-House.
:1ohn Dillon's Temperance.
MUSIC.
THE FUTURE.
THE SEASON OF 187fi6.

THE FUTURE.
THE SEASON OF 1S75-'76-
Nov, while the musicians are away and the
nnoert-1oons are closed, and the iddles are
hanging upon the willows, is good time to cast
ths horoscope Of next reason and ascertain what
n shall have in the way OF music Fortunate
n. tho preparations Of the various lnpresarii
s,a 10 fur advanced that we can now outline =
rur7 complete programme OF all the entertain
aents Chicago is likely to have during the COM
,us fal md winter. OF
ITALIAN oPEnA-
4 Is altogether probable that re shall have mono
At III. 61skosch has quit the field Maretzek
hss gene to Europe to engage troupe for Mr.
ahes1dan Shook. who ia credited with the inten-
Hop Of transforming the New York Hippo
hupe INTO an opera~house with = tar
II Of popular prices It is safe
b n that the season, however, will never ex-
tspd beyoud New York. The people who pay
popalar prices don't want to 80 to Italian opera,
md ltalinn opera ut popular prices will be 80
had that regular orera-eoeEs vill not go to it at
nj. Failure is written upon it in advance and
N.retzet has always been the Jonah Of this
specias Of entertainment We are likely, how
dERHA1 OPERA
Mr, Eeusudorh, the New York manager, an
ncunoes that Herr Theodor Wachtel. the great
German tenor, is to returp to this country this
{au to fulfill IA engagement entered into last
.sas si:h HIM. Mr. keuendoln has formed
new and. be s.ys, strong company to support
Her Wachtel his forces consisting of dramat-
husimA donna, cont1zlto, 3 soprano, 4 BARI
tons, and bass not to mention large chorus.
usr Wachtels repertoire includes :" "Lohen-
gin." Le Prophete." - The Jesess," Mas
saie]1o." Tho Huguenots:" II Irovatore,"
Poe.ilon Of Longjumeau," all Of which operas
il. Seueodorr will present during the season.
On the - off ptghts Of the season 1.-The Flying
Dutchman viii be performed Mr. Ksuepdortr
has secured the Academy Of Mueie, New York.
from Oct. 16 until Dec l, but his engagement
With Herr Wachtei begins two weeks earlier than
the former date. 1t was intended to open The
season in New York, but the 2ie:srr- kIralfy had
mssiously hired the Academy OF Music up to
Oct, 16, and should they be able 20 hold their
ground up to that time, Herr Wachrei will make
his 6rst appearance in Phiiadeirhia about tho
1st of October. Mr. Neuendorn arrived in New
Y@k from Europe last Wednesday, to make AZ
Judgements for the reception Of his artists. He
viii return next SATURDAY. for the Eurpose OF &C.
coupauYing them over, the party sailing from
0&W0C1R 2DO2I0 tue fQm6l 6Ql2 ON GeQE, l. 1u6
bass Of the troupe it is understood will be Spieg
ler who is one Of The best OF the German artists.
Neuendor1a negotiations with Peschka~1eutneE
hbyc failed, probably on account of the latter's
a1tortionate demands- We next come to
ESaIlBu OPERA
and IN this department Kellogg will undoubted-
y have the monopoly Of the field. Is It is ex-
heneiy doubtful whether Carl Rosa will come
over next season. The troupe, as reorganized,
EandH thus:
Mr. w Ysp Asi.0dx saodf
eacoud Miss Annfe Montague
Asx2o eopfAno.-.--. ...--....--.--Aas Aass Beaumont
tk&&@2lLo a3la8 AnnAndAl6
1enoa1.. .Mess1E. C4ste and Maa&
d&s1t0ne. Ar. C4fieson
Hzsn. .MeseEs. Comfy and Peakes
The conductor will be Mr. Dehrens, the man.
axsr Mr.. Hess. Every one will regret to see
has the charming hrs Seguu is lett out Of this |
troupe Where she is going has not been stated,
sthoaeh ne should not be surprised to lesrn
TINT ehe had joined Rosa The repertoire Of the |
troupe will consist Of
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