, 1875-08-01

Ica loved.
zARE TH1BEna.
Tho New York correspondent Of the Boston,
Saturday Erening Gazene writes:
Tho sto1y at Zare ThaIberg, the young prtms donna
me. the other day. and cruel story IT is. Ths Indy
who told 1t to said that she had just upon tho
stage herseH when she heard IT, and that 1t WIS the
| now II years old, is the natural daughter Of
Thalberg, The Late pianist {hiusef natural son,
s4a ane @ snsef @ IN e,ohns.
and the terror Of tho green-room. id the trap for
Thatberx md her daughter. Tnere VA no love on
it cut successfully. When Mile. D'AngTs child Was
born Ut al happened in this country thore was the
G5eaes :, oper people Ne nn9e
the indueoce Of her witch Of mother, but the old
bag wsa abused without stint. She WIS hated and
gained her point. The old lend tao name is bad
enough for her took the innocent baoe TO bring up
The bringing up by snch woman % ma may ne I'M imagined g
the green-rooms when her mother and grandmothef
sang, and have heard persons who were then CON
full to listen TO- The poor child had been taught
anything better. The mother WAS greaty loved by
the troupe, and At last soe good fellow came forward
and married her, and the grandmother TOOK the child
to Europe to educate her for tho stage. where she
fondly believed that BY keeping the name Thalberg
aha would win golden haryes,a should not Like the
gir1 to fail bnt should very much enjoy seeing the
old bag outwt.ed. What zare be with such an tn
sttucor mold her character 1t is hard to say Girls
have passed through such fiery oreas and como out
unscathed. Let u hope that tho little Zare will aso
This story would not be complete without its
prelude In 1857 Thatberg aud Nine. D'Angr1
gave series OF concerts in the old Light Guard
Hall in this city, which were suddenly Interrupt"
ed by the flight Of Thalberg from t. the city conse-
quent upon the arrival Of Anne. Thalberg, who
had learned OF the intimacy between hor hus-
band and Nine. D'Angri, to which intimacy little
Zare must be credited.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Gignor CamPAnlui ia engaged for Bologna.
The death Of the widow Of Julien, conductor
OF promenade concerts for 60 many years, has
taken place recently.
Miss Abbie Whiney, h1r. ". I. Winch, aud
Mr. Stoddard, Of Boston, are to sing in - Ell1ah"
at Oberlin, O., in August
Madame Adelina Patti will sing st concerts in
Brighton on the 18th Of September. Birmingham
on the 21ss, and Manchester on the Esd, p11or to
her departure for Russla-
Tho musical department at Booths next sea-
son will be quite prominent feature as the ex-
pe1ienced dil cctor, S!gnor Operti will preside
over the orchestra
English Ballad Opera commenced at heSyden-
ham Palace wi:h The Waterman" the chlef
singers being Mlss Blanche Colo aud Mr. Sims
Reeves.
Capoul recently sang Anqe Piou in " Mad
anne Angot " at 3 performances given in London
for the benefit of the sufferers BY the Inunoa~
tions in France.
Sir julius Benedict will take concert troupe
through the provincial English towus, this
autumn, Gye being the imEresnrio, and Albani
and Zare Thalberg among the singers.
Mrs. Knox (allss Florence Rice that .was) is
positively to make her debut next season at the
Grand Opera IN Pane, either ~ ;. teonora IN " Id
Favurith, l." or as Selika in " "L'Africaine."
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tho New York Central Park Garden, il uuted,
and it is understood that this place OF resort
will henceforwasd, or this season at least, be
managed by representatives Of Mr. Theodore
Thomas
4 Paris organ Of Sig. Verdi, L'Art Husical
denies thas he will compose an opera expressly
for Vienna He has simply promised to mount
his Don Carlos," just as he superintended the
production Of ''Aioa."
be in state OF profound Rrief because he can
not get his new opela. !" Haidee, performed 1t
is tabooed in Berlin because the Grand Duke Of
Mecklenburg hates the composer, and in Vienna
because the Emperor OF Germany will not per-
NIT Its performance in Berlin, while no manager
in Paris will tase it because Flotow is German.
Dudley Buck is very successful as leader Of the
Thomas Orchestra, at the Central Park garden,
to the overwhelming OF the critics who declared
that nobody but Thomas could work his magnifl-
cent machine. One evening, recently. they
executed programme including works Of Bee
thoven, Haydn. Schubert, Hofmaun, Men,
delssohn, Meyerbeer, Wagner, Gounod. Verdi,
Strauss, and Liszt.
The London AMencum of the 17th nit. eays
~ The regular season OF Her Malestys Opera
will terminate this evening (Saturday), but
Drury Lane will be open every night next week
for series of benefits, beginning with that Of
Madame Nilsson, who has chosen Valentino, in
Tho Huguenots' Of Mdl!e. Iietjens, who will
son, who vii give .Iohengrin, which viii then
reach it's eleventh representation"