The New York herald., 1876-07-08
GRAHAM; Ramas, slsuor capponi; King. N. y.s-

Grazian; Ramhs Sgnor Capponi; King. a. Ss"'
linger.
Mr S. b. Mills played some OF his choicest piano
selections last night before the Emperor ana Empress
Of Brazil the residence OF Baron Christian Thomson,
No. West Twenty first street aud was warmly sp-
pauded
ia Petite Mariee" has had run OF 17S nights a
the Renaissance at Paris and the theatre which closed
last week will be reopened with the work ON the
1st OF September The opera meeting with similar
success at Nantes.
The ballet pantomine, ''Sylvia," with the
music OF ". Leo Deiibes which has been produced AZ
the Opera at Paris. appears TO have met with signal
success On two evenings last month It was given IN
lieu of OPERA and since 1t is boing played as eves
de rideau 10 tho opera
The London Figaro thus disposes Of Mr. FaJeon's
domestic drama: :-''For part Home, Sweee
Home, reminds of dramatizcd tract; so there
nothing ncongruous in Miss Fanny Josephs
singing hymn with dismal refrain about bread and
cheese and kisses"
Here is an item Of news from the London Choir that
will astonish Mr. r. s. Gilmore :--"Gilmore gave his
first concert in Machinery Hall, at the PhladelphA
Exhibition, the morning of May 25, platform hav
ing been OF tho great Corliss engine for
that purpose The machinery was stopped In order
that the band might oe heard"
Matilda Heron played Camille and Bijou Heron ap.
pcared for the first time Meg in Meg's Diversion''
last night the Park Theatre for the bencht OF the
attaches Of the house The great talents OF the mother
unimpaircd and the daughter made SUCCESS In q
role that stamps her one OF the most promising
young actresses on the metropolitan boards.
The cast of "Dcr Ring des Nibelurgen,' includes
Herrcn Ncmann, Belts, Hill, Ungen Gura schlosscr,
vogcl, Kes, Reichcmberg Eillers, Nering and Elm
blad; Frauen Matcrna, Schensky Grun Jaide, jack
mann. Wagner, Wcckern. Reichcr Kndcrmann, Lila
Lehman, Marie Lchmann Haupt, Amman and Lam.
inert. The orchestra is led by Herr WihclmL
Nine salnton Dolby the contralto, has written .
can,ata entitled ''st Dorothea," which heard for
the first time at St James Hall London, on Juno II.
One critic speaks of 1t thus:"The cantats possesses
only OF character and diversity OF treat
ment, but unity OF design Each number follows ia
smooth and natural order each phrase links itself u
its fellow, and each effect relieves its surroundings"
Nine. Nilsson and Herr Conrad Bchrens will head
troupe play in the chief towns OF Sweden and Nor
way, the tour commencing early in August next This
will be Nine. Nsson's first appearance in her native
land as an artist since she became artist and
may be sure that Sweden will welcome its
country woman as she de.erves to be welcomed. In
January and February Herr Behrens and Mme
Trebclli will havo fresh concert and opera tour in
Sweden and Norway.
The cSic OF the London Telegraph thus speaks mys-
tcay of the great Russian pianist:"t IS clear that
there two Rubinsteins, differing widely from each
other One, without shadow OF disrespect, may DO
called RubInstcin the Riotous. The tendency Of tho
whole man is to this phase OF personality. Like an
Kolian harp, placed where an arthcaliy concentrated
current beats upon its high strung cords his tempcra
ment greedily exaggcratos nature That which would
barely rufic calmcr mind works his to the storm
point and observers who cannot share NJ Rubinseins
intense sympathy with passion often find themselves
wondering what ON earth his demonstrations mean"