, 1877-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
nIL TlsOYAT0RE.n

I'll 11tOFATORE.'
That wcfl.wnrn but apparently fresh opera OF
III Trovatorc" " was given last evening hv tho
Gcrrnnn tro1lpc, In lsaliaa ,ire.r, 1t Hoolcy's
Theatre, to M excellent a,t,sencc. In looking
back over the operatc rccorsls of TIL. city sEnro
1ht9. wien the woes OF the 4ypsy were first
tcrlte1 10 Chtcagn opera.goers, how many great
artists have sung the thrrc 1es.lsne roles of
Lo''ora, 4xatt,'n, and .Hanrieot A the list In
c't,les osk ol The great artists Of the past twcn-
tr-vc years, It Willie Of Interest 10 o,r readers.
Thn following Eeontrax have trslled the "Tacea
Ia nottc" Ia the chronological orler In wtr1,
they are given: Tercta ParolI, Annie Miner,
Lucy Esafr'tt, Alc1inn Patti, Virginia Whiting,
sophe vcra-I.orIpi, Marie zncchI, Noel Gt..ai,
Eurhrotyne Parcta, Anna De Lagrange, Marie
Gazzaniga, Agatha States, Caroltna Rfcf,lngs,
Marie ticlItmay, Enma 1Iowson, Clara Louise
Kellogg. Christine Nilsson, Jennie Van Zan1t,
an'l ramicr1. TheioIlowing As.ntnas hare told
their horrible story in the "str!dc 1e V2mpa"
Ama1Ea StrakoselI. Miss Payne, Annie
Kemp Bowler, Caroline Alalsno. Kste
MorcnsI, Cash Puilint, Adelaide Phil
f,pp., Natalie Tests, Marie Celllnt,
Zelda segnln, Marie FIr,Icsici, rrtia lie Hepc,e,
Adelaide sanz. and Anniu Lo,ise carv. The
following .NdnriroA have reacl.ed or missed the
IT de j1oiirine In the ~, q,etta p1a'': Hriynu
lowtes, Miranda. sbr.EEta' stc1ahi, MassttnIItanl.
Mu:tani' !rfte twf? ie,' thc other tlav) Pansant,
castle. liFnIH!cr. Wachlel. Abtughcdo, Maa.,
Morgan, and Catnpa,li,It. And now three Mnre
new nanc. arc added tn the lltt-sfmv.
Eugenis PapLcnhcln,, At.: Julia Gould.
ltx s% Mr. tat aams; ,s. Two Of The .hsee az:
the names VIC hare cited. Mime. rappenhcI,n,
who IL 50 admirably adapted fos tic heavier
roles Of the tierman Opera. has shown iltr vcr-
eattlty hv achieving a genuine triumph In HAT
most ltaIlanot aii rt,lcs-itonDrn. Altl.ougl,
she was eviicnt1y suffering from the weather.
etc SANG With superb volee ainl With intcHss
dramatic Iower fs"u her opcnlug aria. the
t'uo in the last. ii was noble effort through.
emil eathiusa..ic applause: Taken M ~ III ''on' m
ALL, Mr. Adams .Ndnrtco was the
something more thau a tuncfuI rrunbulluur.
liz was broad. earnest. and arttstie+ ainl every
phase of fsi< character was subjected u the .e-
we're rules nf ar. anu tho Must honest a,,d cult
the thir.i art was perfcrt In vocaatxation, aid
characteristic. Of real artist III it, pflrasittg
as we'll as in tue exquisite ute u til:
solcr; while The "l,l quella ptra", whirh
Of power and dramatic ire and intensity that
hare not hern equaltrl here since tho day. nj
strtlaul asrl lrtrc. Tue entire rule WI. 0,scn
with At, carncstncss. culture, aud intelllgcln.:,
prc"sed Themselves up'n thse., audtcme
IL no ordinary manner: Tho rceep.
I ton Of tilc "Dl QlttlIa EtftH VIA q real
ovattusI. lie was called be!urc the curtain
several time. and the encore WIS literally dc.
inandc',. TaglMp,etra, wllo las sung here he
lore. notwithstanding the rather llarl ard
tne.Allic quality Of l,s vn,ce, ,nplie handsome
sHercSk With bis personnt,uil os the Count. and
carried Of mn enthusiastic encore Will, hts III
RoIen-" 80 far as these three artists are con-
cer1rt Trovatore " ha* rarely. ifcsrt. been bet
ter dune hert. 1t 10 to te regretted that The
performance could nut hare been more hasrnu-
Mious by the addition Of competent .4zHces.a.
The mart wAs takes, by Miss Julia Goulu, u CIn-
cnnati lady. who VIZ believe has sung before u,
tie opefutic stnge Will. Kellogg. She Vas, mon.
tvcf, entirely oycFwtightea Will. the Gu|Hy, Her
voice Ii but d light s,,ezzu tnprnin,, wtt, 1ow
notes that arc entirely ineffective, ah'l will,
t!tnbtr that IL III no serlse adapted to
th,s role, which h nothing II nyt
intensely tlranlatic. Arc alt : the altos
dca,t and Eunr. ti,ut VIC mist hayr 40 nasly
snczxu- imposed u1N,n Us h late ,ycatbs III
vo,ee, III ,wc1. IN action, md fn stage business.
she was sallly deficient. III this rtswri, the
ensemble Of the Representations was nlarreti,
AMI Mr. At!olphe (ferr',nti") addr.l to II by
singing III tserulan. "Tuvntore" In German!
Tue inellttiuulis 1tattnn tu guttutp1.. The
chorus nIni orchestra did very crc!ltab!y, at.d
thu pertuttnutr T., with tic exception. we hare
noted, was Que vi the beat ever glvea here.
Tu-hght, "Atakan,ciiu."