, 1875-08-29
,n a.trt will be mads 1t Booths Theatre In

Her debut will b. made II Booths IneaHe In
October. ......
work has been published in Germany =: ed ed,
ited by Herr Ferdinand Sleber, CONTAINING 1oguS
popular songs, catalogued AND cassaAe''' "''D
their themes noted -.-
nfr. sr,:!:.u t3s baen commissioner ~ ra41a no
atatea In compose an opera expressly ~ e
Itai;an Theatre in st. Petersburg Tor tne season ~
;S76-T. provided Madame Nilsson be ensh4oo !"
enact the principal part.
Wachtel's eueeeemant with Manager Neuen,
dorn for the Unitod States extends IRON ocs;
ua1t until the 18th OF June, 1876, as ven - ~
Phiadelphia during the Centennial Esp%seh ~ esch
Performance.
Among tho freah operas to BE- presented o9
Messrs, Grau 4, Chizzola's opera.boune com
pany ut the Lyceum Theatre are les c*n%I4o
= Trois Bees" and Les Pres st. GsrVals. IN
tho spring ''La Reine Indigo" STRAUSS. ope1a. q
will be produced, With Alle- AoAl1n oo'"~A 49,
her original character.
nT11e. Lenora Rita, young Florentine prilna
donna OF considerable talent, will appear in con.
carr here next month. This lady msde grest
euccess Is A1aina on the occasion OF her deoos
IN Milan, at La Scala. Since then sue mas
studied under Mime. Sainton Dolby anu mas ,a, %,
come proficient in English oTatorlo and oala1
singing. She made great success IN Gneiana'
The New York World speaking Of the New
York Philharmonic Society, says:
Another evidence Of unwoutad enterprise Is shown
IN the selection for three Of its concarts ot n8h
nlready chosen By mr. Theodore Thomas iot ms sya
nionc xoirees Competition 10 kRd to be the soul OF
business It really looks as the phlNafnoni: a. a.
least meant business But these sndden aWakenines M
often lead tndiscreton. As many Of Us would ika
to verify the promise Of new ygor BY being n st
The conce1ts only regret that they shonlo w
offered On Thomas nights--especaiy % ino19as IT,
nahts threaten to be Won BuIow nights as well. we
suggest to tho reyring Society now that mas risen ~
It's strength and changed i1s programmes thai go On
In the good work and change its nights.
Tho New York correspondent OF the BOSTON
| Saturday ECening Gazstte says:
Whether It Is Gi1more's music, tho refEeshing eat-
den or the energetic management Of Shook ana Pona-
or that hns made the Of the Gilmore Conceft-
Garden shall not pretend to say That It s an une
saud the fewest that have attended that gar
| den on any night ancs ita opening Tho manage,
meut II cointng money, and II Mr GlnoEaa personal
pfots continue as they now, be will have com
iortaoe fortune before the season Is oFer Iho muse
whls no pretsnsl9ns to ne'a0 Gst d NO
blowing other than their own to prove thelr popual
| tsy il well earned md may they hEe long 70 oaow
sher OWL rumpets. No one can ever % Il so VIGIL AVE
! them.
"Walsingham" writes from New 4ork to the
| Baltimore Bulletin:
Miss vtoletta Oolyille adopted daughtcr Of samuel
is reported to recently announced to her deVoseo
hat husband finally says that ahe must share his lot
{ IL Erutel After all that cosille reTe has done for
that r after tho papers mt 20 hss m 70
the ri7al Of Nilsson and Patti after the intianon M
that Italy WA ut her feet i've found afssrward that
1say should havs been at his hair hut no matter =
after tha bouquets that has caused unknown admir-
ers to aend her; after his faherly solcatude AMER
filling to her The sacred boxoihce of parent, sanue'
nds that another haa the right to Farley with man.
ayers and start the applause and wrte to the press
Vloletts, how could you? And, Samuel! learn ny sad
hat singer ho who ha1 5aa ~ aF
| later. at her aprnn-str1nge.