, 1876-01-23
MUSIC.


is over, aud the troupe has left the city to fulfill
its engagement in Washington, which CON-
Cences tomorrow evening. It has been re-
markable season in two respects: frat. for the
lmmense patronage bestowed; and. second. for
the musical SUCCESS The troupe has given in
these three weeks twenty-oue performances. rs
follows: "Mieuon," three times; bohemian
Girl" Fra D.arolo." "Afaritana," "The
Talisman" and "Martha," twice each; and
1.oso of CASTLE" " TroyAtore. ~" Huguonoss,"
Lucia, !" Fauat, j" Lily Of Killarney" !" Mar
rage OF Figaro" and "Ernsni,' once each. It
is an anomaly in the local records OF opera that
every one OF these works has been giren
as originally announced and cast, and
that no one has been iud'sposed sufHciently to
prevent appe&1auce- Tho only novelty in tho
repertoire was "Ihe Tasmsn, which, although
it failed to make very popular impression,
nevertheless was source Of pleasure to musl-
Clans who wished to study Dalfe from higher
standAld than ballad opera like the IL Bohemian
Girl" The performances OF tho troupe have
teen remarkably smooth and effective even IN
such works from the Italian school as 'Troya-
tore" "Ernani." Lucia" and 1.-The Hugue-
nots. " on which ge are not accustomed to look
for decided excellence when given By English
tronpes. Miss Kellogg herself has taken, if
possible, higher place than ever before in the
good gr&ces Of opera-goera. and that her assist
ants have not suffered in the popular estimation
is shown by the facs OF the very largo at:snd-
suca upon the OF nights.
THE ApoLLo cLuB CONCERT
Tho second concert Of the sesson Of tho Apollo
Musical Club will occur at McCormicx's Hail on
Thurs sday evening next the 9th inst. on which
occasion the Club Will be assisted BY Airs. H. N.
~ &o ha ftaf
concert soprano Of the country, who comes here
expressly for this concert; also Mrs. Regina
Watson. pianist; Mr. William Lewis, violinist;
and the Quakor City Quartette, No single tick
cts are sold 70, these concerts. Only those hold
ing associate tickets aud the usual admission
cards will be admitted. Those wishing parsicu-
lars concerning associate subscriptions are re-
quessed to call on tho Secretary Of the Club. Dir.
L. G. Newell. 15G State street. As the concerts
Of this Club commence 1t = oclock precisely, the
management hope tho audience will be in attend
aucc at that time. Is the ushcr5 are instructed
not to conduct persons to their seats during the
performance of number. The programme viii
bo as follows:
PART l.
= f11' oons' u. Cavalry song.-......-... .aohripg
Qu2rtette-" Sleep in Pesce" .Grschuer
QUAKER City QuaTt<'tc.
J. Piano solo 1 G Poson..e, ti. op. Chopin
ATs. Regina Rafson.
4. Part Song-"When Evening Twilight n. ..HAtton
i. Bolo-"0mt1z Leggie1a {Dnorsh) -. Meyerbexr
.. airs. sn..,n: II. a. Smith, ,Y.o,-u.
- -" NAS p.pr ~
?. cboru1-"P PILGRIMS, Chorus ~ crannhau.rr,
.~.- 'W.ener
4 Piano Solo,. yslse y. n.... Wisni.HrH
Krs Et11na Edtson.
ia. Abcndljcd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES schumsnn
SOLO t. Bird s e. Ii. T ii Sm;;s: Isnnsa'
n. Part soue-"The eoowdrop .Barnby
ii On.rfat,S-" Nivht,s Darkcuine Ehadfa : ALI
0uaxsr C1tv Ouaysetk
~ Chnrns-" Ava Maria 1sonrano and violin wa
obIiRsto}. .dounod
II pnrt sone~" Sa1iora' Song Hntton
~ ,,-,a,
~" 6oAo"'
The English opera is over and the troune i A
now On ita way to Washington. 1t io doubtful
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