, 1876-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

. THE eNoLisH OPERA,
Tho hfth performance by tho Kellogg troupe
was Rivon last evouing to AT inmonso audience
At 11ooloy's every part Of tho Theatre bonp
dsnaoly crowded. Tho opera was !" Fra Dtayoio,
| aud tho caat Has ~ follows:
zar'tns; Miss Kc'ogq
!ttuy tscAhl' Mlb3 lie 4tltnuu
het4 Aleash.. "......... IS. ss1oin
g,seon'o. ".."................M Hamilton
Nj. Alien
......ME. MAsa01
With QUO or two exceptions, this familiar work
has been gIson hero bofoEe with the aamo css,
upon aoseral occaslonu. That Miss kolloRg'e
HerIinu Is . favurl.o representation Ia CLEARLY
ehowD by tho very largo and brilliant audieuce
In attendance. It Ia in reality ono Of her bort
roles. bcing wol adap.od to hcr style. lntn
dramatically and voea1ly. In the chambet
acono. upon this occason, sto quite surpassed
hcraolf and gave tho childish. light hearted, and
merry fnnkcoper's daughter with graoe aud
naaveto thas "cro very charming, whiio her
musfo WAS sung throughout viii, perfect ease
snd froodop, aud In admirable voice. In
fact. abe has ratc!y been In bcttar
voice than tds sea'op, aud ita c!esrpcss
and beauty, Of tooe hare nover beon
sessont ton yoara ago, that opened the Crosby
Oposn-HonBe when aho made hor first appcar-
ance to Chicago audience. II We mlatsku not,
IN thin very folu. hltea Beaumont. who had tho
part Ut shs Epglish lady, hliova vorY decided
ptogreas since last SEASON. llor doIineation was
Enarxcd By good taAse and ycry Intelligent con-
contion OF tho character, and bor singing was
epoc,alIy Noticeable, not a.ono for tho oxcolicnt
Pas ."a 'ss ass5s. s e. c..o aaysfiss Fra
Naro!o ia an old fr!ond uiom It was pleasant
TO Welcome nEaiu. He waa IN better voice .han
usual, aud sang with hH old Gle ,rneHs and lno
tono, and acted his part With much spirit and
abandon but why does he disguise this old
friend III such Al unbandit-Iiko fare ? Lord
AHcash Ind no occaylen 10 bo distressed about
that iaeo ~. 6egnin shng "a n1ouotonouaty ~
tsual and did tho buGo bustarrs Of hts patt ID
exco!iontly. Tho two robbers, sIr. Peailcs eud
Mr. Hainilton. wcrc cnpitsy cast. nfr. Peatea
ls Already 4 favotito Ia this lule, and was "a
tfdictllouH|y picturesque nul funny As eyer, and
t:r. Hamilton surprised ra nltes his worry Or
With tho easy may in which be took hts ro.o and
tho really humo.ouB character Of Ills buplpcea.
ODcs moro IN behalf Of q woarlcd audience
no woHid Like to inquire wnat fs tho necessity of
the long raisa On Kellogg niRhts Thoy do not
seem to occue Gil Van Znndt OF sIontague nights.
II they hro to continue, Will not tho muaage.
mant explain why 1t ia necessary to wait Ayo
mnntos between acta III NJ. opera when thcro Ia
no change OF costumes required aud Tho stage
sets arg comparatively simple? lhia atsor-
noon u Mtguon will bo gtYon, anu thls even
ing )" "siarltann" with Mra. Van Zauds In the
title rolls.
In sbis connection NO may call attention to
r,o.sosr - ~ ~ ~ oI5!.oue UapFcut ~
Monfo Sot" N for sa,o It ,ba ano... Gna ena'sea
AVN ~ A0A o4.o a. '0' epesA"11oaoo'
mvtckER.s THEATRE.
Arthur Sull1van'H cantAta, "Tr!nl by jury"
~aa given for Tho frat time. in this city by tho
oascs company laat night. 1t is clever bur-
trha .at,rc i, uo,or. ovo ,nor. A., ~, =. .a"'
.n-.'", - ~ nt,,, o'en nUfe ~. so 'aan IN MARX
.""'o o'4aeo ago. Ine Alas which tho
Jury u called to decide is breach -of-proulse
ths pctlod, rhoso aconaiutsnco w,tt MI ~ ,hn 49,.
ba, .ro wal ), .,,t,,ns.. a.. ~. Wv H'.n
,""' nv aooo 'HnJuSaeo tno tS1ant nAn la
inge and acouFnto' tho defendant is = man Of
tlous Of tho fair sax. Tho ploco onoped viii, =
chorus nv tln ,t,rv. Thon sn,,roJ 49, 49,.
r. H..t..,. ~, .aoa on'oteu 'ao 'uaee.
:, ~ pA1aes'' pA4Ao no informed tho persona In
thp conrt-room "How ho came 70 ho
Judge" !. Thus song wna adapted to
tue. local situation, and contained tofor- |
olcea, more or loss complimentary. to the |
Court- Hon4o Hing Buffalo Muller, Elmer Wash- |
Dufn. Mr. W!re poxser. .aod other porsona prom
nent ! 10 tho whisky trials. When tho Judge hhl |
aIInahed, tho defondant nada hts appearance.
Ilo e1p,ained himself. but was unanimously |
aooted uoHn oy tic IN e!llgont aud hlgh'mludel |
lul9. ne3t came tho ba"itchlng platntiH aud |
aar nt'ooanaids- Judge aud Jury wore over ]
po"efea ny TIC array nt beauty. Kisaos waEn !
a,odlgally dlsroaeod bal!et-dour we're exohaug- |
", and eeeno Of tho greaiest confuslon follow.
vt. IN ths mtdst Of deep aiionce and oyiLens |
emotion. tho counsel for plaintiff aross. His |
rssr nss T. .itb aaa
CARS. manutacturcd for tho occasion, and were
Rtung dry over tho edge Of tho
Try-eox. ~ Tho Judge VAS ogercamo.
lho COUNSEL closed with brilliant
'etorAtton. casping Ills fair cliont to hia bzoaat
nd tmprlnting ollssto kiss upon her brow. Ho
'at aoHn o11atistsd+ but Min placid nmilo OF
nnnat,h On his faco. Tho defendant ar6se. IIo
,eGRca q hoartng. lie WAS allowed to stug, but
10 rang to empty ar. Tue defendant was kiAs-
ng tla jury In detail, and afterwards sitting con-
sa' 'se "'.o oo'o nu4anea. tno uoteuaaass he1ng
oa'aei ~ "os'o: aaW tnat ons oae course TO-
~ o1 .''s 4oL .' 11e hoG1 aHF !een JuuRo. Jury,
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