The Morning herald., 1875-11-13
AMUSEME ENTS,

At the Opera House tonight will be pre-,
sented by the Holman English Opera
Troupe, the most brilliant Opera entitled
"Giroae-Girofa, which has everywhere
been received with large ana appreciative
audience. We copy the following from 4
Troy paper:
"The hit Of tho season is being made At
the opera house. One more triumph is ad.
dsd to the long list already made by the
Holmans. The presentation of "Girohe.
Giroaa" last essning was entirely one of the
most absorbing, ripping, perfect entertain
nsnts ever given in this city, and the au-
dience, large and cultivated one, gave fire.
qusnt and emphatic tokens of its delight
and approval. This brilliant production of
Lecoq fairly sparkles with mirth, strong
with light airs, most of which have already
become popularized, and the fascina-
ting sisters, Sallie and Julie, whose
efforts were well seconded by the excel
ent troupe, presented it as we'll as any
troupe in the land ever did.
From the favorable notices given by the
Press, it is safe to say that the Holman
Troupe is first class one, and should meet
with kind reception from the Thsatre-so-
ing public of our city.
The management of the Opera House
takes great pleasure in announcing to the
good people of Wilmington, that the first
italian Opera performance will be given in
this city on Monday and Tuesday evenings,
Nov. 18th and 10th, to which the patronage
and criticism of the Art loving publicssof our
cit. .is most cordially invited. The organi-
zatiOn is full and complete, through the en-
ergy, enterprise, an judgement of Adelaide
Phillip, who will, with other artists,
entrsduce her gifted and accomplished
sister, Miss Matilda Phillips, to the music
cal public. A full chorus and orchestra
will be present, and there is no doubt 1t will
be worthy of all the encouragement that
our citizens can give. Reserved seats are
now for sale at Boushman, Thomas g. Co.'s
book store.
This afternoon ProfessorWyman will give
an entertainment in the Odd Fellows Hall,
for the little folks. Tonight he will close
his engagement with US. The Professor has
met with an excellent reception, and will, no
doubt, be so received when he again visits
our city. This is the last chance, this even
ing, to witness q frst-class performance, and
get the worth of your money returned to
you in presents, and all should avail them
elves of the oppportunit y to 60.
THE KING LAUGH MAKERS COMING.
Next Thursday evening, the 18th inst,
Callslf er's original Georgia rnipstrels will
appear at the Opera House in one of their
entertainments, introduc-
ng all the old favorites in an entirely new
programme. Forty thousand people recent
", in Boston, attended their performances.
fhe company appears here enlarged and im-
proved, and contain some plantation humor-
sts of extraordinary comic capacity.
Mr.. P. T. Barnum says: "They are extra
It is the best coR,pany ever
,aw, and well worth ofy public patronage"
The Cincinnati Commercial soys: "Thcy
nave drawn better houses in Cincinnati,
han any white troupe"
The Cincinnati Gazette says: 'It Is the
,est minstrel company now on the boards,
md the fact that they are genuine colored
men, seems to add to the merit Of the per-
ormances."
The Brooklyn Eagle says "From first to
asst, all are absorbed in admiration. The
'un Is harmless and continuous"