, 1875-10-31

We wero called ont four times By that time knew
where to bow, and smiled my e"eesesT 'a1 t.rts
noy1ltiea.H After the third act IVES fecaHed tires
times and after the entire opera We vent oa ~ ne.
The second time we sang, the pu6lc W. even raoto
tSa .sa n1a s0 beg fo eed for NJ
the first night but do not like to On enc Iy sstss
and brother artists 80 went ont Win o.nets a. .e
end Of the opera. went on. alone sf1 tmes and s9Gn
shouting and waving Of hats and handkerchteis: hy
has been tho erent Of the season mus III
they thought that nothing special eoa!u sos ~.
OF Yankeedom. When say am An AineIac&n ule5
think am from South America, wn1ca nast5n " "
plain by telling them tho fanReeeet o. fankeosl
Maine. I am 20 elad to havc made success and to
have riyoa pleasure to my friends, for surely you Will
all be glad to know that these baroarIans s nse @ @
rs well Is my own couutrymen. Io-nignt We sana
F" Les Huguenots" aud must confess 70 aoie neI-
vousness than before, for with my gypsy iaeo ana
dre5s felt as Il they couldn't see me- r,,
L.: me tell you what ono Of the papers says- The
proprietor Of the hotel made ths trss1uou so WILL
gtrB it to you in French. After speaking IN no xey
piexaant ters Of the soprano and IN sncst pls9 ~
The tenor and baritone he Bays A1als 10 heroine %
Is soiree fut Nile Cary. 10 eontra1to -.
puias1n.s de ,nezzo-soprano, IN jca nrofondement
senti, ct pronunciation do 1ta3an une eesaueo
ra!}.surtout yuo dc so1 ortglne amcrieatue-ons
tonte Ia so;reer ANNIE LOUISE CART.
TUE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
Those Of our music-loving citizens VINO naFo
been so fortunate as to DO present a. tne conceta
and operate representations OF tho LodeEkranz
Society will look with pleasure to tho coming
event OF the performance OF Nicolals grand
comic opera OF the Merry Wives Of Windsor:
The success of the grand opera OF - Masanle!lo'
performed two years ago by the name SOCIETY,
and 60 fayorably remembered By all, is an ample
guarantee that the high reputation OF the Ale-
derkranz will be fully sustained II thls ne" Gu
terprise. The cast Of the present opera, excel,
leus as It is in ITSELF is materially atrenglnsnou
1,v he angaeenont 1T Mile. Anna Roaotti. Of
New York. for the part of Mrs. Ford. This
nnrt il mrsicaIiy and nis.rionicaly go arduous
and exact,ug that tho talent 0. m amateur was
,onu;daral ;nsuffc;ent 70 t1o ful Justice to the
chorartnr .t,}a- Rosetti haa Ypn host OF
Sr;anGs in New York. has repeatedly sung in
concerts Of the Arion Society. and is engaged IN
connaction with Thomas' orchestra Bschof, md
Rommortz to sing some Of tho grand scenes
from Waener'e new operas during the present
season. Mlss Kate Vordragon. "ho takes the
character Of .Hrs. Page, was fayorably known
ss . contralto in this city in former years.
Sfrs Dnnv- Anna Pu5e. iscompnrativeiy is new
conner but il already wall accredited as high
soprano OF unusual sweetness and purity Mr..
incubation. His singing, and apove all his tino
acting, viii always secure to him hearty recep-
tion Whenever he appears on the stage htr.
s3rard XIV schnltze takes tho lyric part of Fenton.
TIE scora ia 80 high that 1t has almost always to
he transposed. mr. S. sings it in the original
Ia7 nresnrvnr thus the freshness md brillinncy
which was intended bv the composer. Nr. G.
Greinar. who takes the ishly-important char
acter of tho Jealous Afr. Ford, is not yet known
to rhe uubljo OF Chicago, but s said to possess
nnnintance ia stage business. Tho other three
Comic characters, Mr. Page (bIr r. Oyerbeck)
My. Slender (11r. e. Wolff, and Cdjus Mr.. Mar-
tin bleyerl arc we'll cast The chorus has not
very ardnous work to perform in this opera, but
~ forty nlxyers will be composed OF the very
fest professional performers in the city. The
sz1o Of reserved seats will begin 1t McVicker's q
20, s141 T1,n,a'9sv ~, a9ss Nov I
THy p4n1oR xus1cAL CLUE
rbo ,.dies ;n:erested in tho education Of
.xo1ns,, IN the University Of Chicago intend to
a;ua - nons;cal a1,tertainmept of high order in
tfha chanal of the University, Friday evening at
oc1oclr A aona Of the beat musical talent
- ~ ~ ia .nc,rcd for this uurpose. all will
~ ~ , .,ora th.1 ycn1id for beetowine liberal pa
| $1,000 ~ neas '~
41naso oa ~. r-oro;nant so]osts for this occa-
-. ~ NJ fI,ln,an Mae Evarts Mi.a Jessio
L. Hardy, aiss Ella NJ Crocker, and Mics Carrie
D4,. ,,aaor h;s esnscal direction. will aso
a;st Tha haant,fnl ria. I,ift thine ewes. u
| seoA w.,d.1 :otn for three female voices,
oy Meuoe. go oooi r a1;aa Ella N crocker
Mra Ntra r7Ilna1 and Miss Nellie Root.
| Tia sonth- -Siders hayo inaugurated = musical
80 ~ - ,ort;on ~ the rt,y NEAR tho IJni-
varsity Of Chicago, which. taking especial care
not to interfere with tne soclee'es ol uan n@tus d
l Fe~ via H.
satrnct;on nearar home, It has met with unpre-
| cedented success thus lar IN It's TWO or tnree
preliminary nsei,nes tf a II ,a.dsr md It s the te
Alnui, aSsSp's1 ~ ~ sa.n;z,t;or ~ stndv onorn
choF1ses, English glees. and, after time, still
| more difficult music. 11r. Roots ability IS lead
| er is too we'll known in the city to require any
other mention, and it is source Of congratuln:
ton to this Club that they start OH Win 80 gooe
Cap1ain. .,.. t,;,a,x .xnr.,,ad
NJ ueorRe tv' ''a ae @'e ~ Iii ecrss;nn
great interest," III .n.s -. ast,a,sh;n
ally when to"n, ass;st - "a 10 1ar 1.h;.{ "a;
tlculaely IN ING htuu o ~" ha Iii e;r.
soon 70 DO puol:eoeu ,;r5, 20 1870 ~ he macs.
all an oppoitonl.y u .,,,,;;c rsbe.rss hefor.
1nne Those who have had taste Of the choios
| morse1e therein contained earnestly desire more
This society meet at present at the direren
narlors in tho vicinity. Should it be desirable
After a few evenings, hall or church parlor1
vii be engaged for the purpose. Any ont
| an1jons to know more about this Parlor MuHi
caI C1nb." or wishing to Join it, can apply to Mr.
D. Baker Chairman Of Committeo), 100 Yin
comes avenue; Mr. s. Il. Nolt, OF the Iheolog
eanist and loader, at St. Marks Church, Cottag'
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