, 1877-03-11
Chicago Musieal Festival---Hershey
School Matinee---Verdi
Requiem.
The Emma Abbott Concerts.
Miss Thllrsby's Success.
Local Gossip.
Second Symphony Concert--.What the
Singers Are Doing---0peratic
Notes.


The representations OF "Lemonsn at j
Vfcker's Theatre have been, On the whole, agrt
able, and VIC take pleasure In noticing that t
piece is to hold the stage for another week.
is fair specimen Of the upholstery drama r
fhe,e Is too 4reaasnt ana .nouI
the ..,r. so,,rc. - ~,iss,na.-.ta taaa;,,r~ .,
-. 80 ~ ~, -
mtetest Is toiefaol7 sustained. Ihe set scel
most beautiful ever presented here. Houscho
at never recefre1 snch a nractica, i1lnstratic
in nnh,ic h,for~ Thc nct;n9 ~ ~ :n;ace
~ puor,e pen,e 1ac a1ing .. 1oc plece
be notably incompetent to. deal wit
the difficult part of Gen. Buf1;uoto,
rb;cb ie frJ ~ or,or+,,,,t,oe u
c,rs7n, shsd;,e 49, a,a - an,st % epnrsss;an ] af, -,
seymour s no, does perhaps the bssf "or1
% 1e evening, III lue part o. Foke9' In
gu1ttc a AuoloG Us Tm -Aay, ant
-N1s. oonean as -ars. Usgn!pa oTaneS
en9g, aie eeicn1 ,[epteseatatlsGs VI tne3r re
epect.xg; parts. nllss Laura Don maze a
seeaDle n impression oS per personatien o.
Ad'e oIt"eke7a2R, ana We leel g1ao 70 ioFgel
MsF @ @sRAd u ioe 1"o Men OF oandg bar: .
oe,. rne aa's1oaoe' 'ne1easco steaolly ourhg the
...
h|AS'kAIsi'
1ms oo1'esque' no" Fu3n1ng al hasef1ys me
ae, Is aeso'ote o. met1s' a etuplder tnins
n.4s nol oeen ulsnlueu " preseo'a..on on Inc
~ cneao iot son1e years. Inc one gooo
- :. - tue e1et ~ Tue 1oae 'sae' man.
1880 "no - Io ~ supposeu ~ eome7 o11s1nal VIII
= NC au1aote 1'aneei'ne oot IN ola ac-
Ya' ~ 1hc sr,t ~ Panto"tme Es., MamI, 1 who
ton, lad played there beiore @ ~ With - success @
1uus.': The libretto Of .Fysnoelinc y Is
altogether ii, unworthy composition. contain,nrr
neither any sustaint1l satire nr h1,riesS,,c nv
dialogue Of happy surnrises. The nnns mr. dis. ::
go -. -, ud, ~, tAe 4oSa4 aiusa0ns, sncn as
~ ~ ~ eHs pu"uS oi Tue nc" courthouse,
,t a s Z oep Ths p0 ss ,Sq SqghR are stsf since
but Of Civif-Scsyice Reform, and the present
sccuc Of attempts at bulldozing is not Louis
Ter RI as1ors IN .a,ea1,s u ,ri,r at nhn hat
ter employment. Miss Wcstbershr hos r'arso,,-
n .l,ar1ns Si;ss Fs1sr ,sn INC ~ IL np person,
~. Ut NJ. uoou"1n can initiate; We have said
.uat otss FISHER can slug. 1hls statement is
naseo ~ not on anSthns sue Is permitted to do in
achievements, For the musir of & Erancelina y
is Us bad rs the libret.o. heiue made IN nf f.
.nili7r sstatcles Of songs of al ages and climes.
and having about the consistency of Sunday
eenool a'rs III Inc last stages OF decrepitude.
-, MI huR8ANk's READING.
., 'ac iesoins o1 Hamict," Which Mr. A. 7.
naFoank 70 give This afternoon at the Hershey
MUSIC Ha1', Is new thing in this city, but has
oeen successfully tried abroad. Ar. Burbank's
attempt is ambitious: but not for him presump-
1uous' his readings have given him fame at
the East. The following from the last number
OF the London Spectator tells OF success
aehieyed in that city by Mr.. Brandram. The
n toEntato1,l y Should be. remembered, does not
~" n..rs.!n. ~ se' us u e11ra1asant praise:
Willis, rnons nn rhnxa5a1 eda1on o. hamlet" at
tine performance. Probably neither the part Of
81 1 nor thst OF ysre has escr been better
nins he Struck Just the Fsbt mesn etran I
ception Of him which dwclls On bis pon1pousness
ano snnlts, and that which dwe1ls On the
tie dcIicacy and tenderness y ~ nrs,arso na
ttphel.a was still more marvellous, In HoniS; lin
tne Least tue neditatve solil
1housh 1ie ss1n1aon;as e; h;e % o. sst speeehes
his fmpatiencc Of lis own haltnc and ir1esoInfe
rsospose were given with force and fire, and yet
seen on he staat Ixin1 an lnnasrs We 9hse 4 eyer
1aent vita himeelf-thca argumcnt OF reyerie-be1- |
oet tnan Ms: brandram, MT. Brandram the passion
sInna. .r.a o.n,n.a ", ll'!nS'
s.hf,,o.,. ~, IAAnoS'
r,rr,.ah,s -. a.. ou on1os Ieeea'eo "has was |
ssr,rs.1 aro-. -sp.seneaaon IN tnls cry last
h., t. x,1..e. ~ 1oc @>e" Sh1cago lhcalre |
~ ~ j." oe1man company I'he oc- |
caston Was the benefit of Mr.. Gotttried Brock |
nat. Comparatively few Of our theatre-poers
are acquainted with th, t3ramot;. c.,.a,.fs. ~
the NAV. s,nc. II T. .Ha-a aae Iapaf21les oi
- sa1 pay e'ee IL IS more read than acted. |
Dun caf.oS Is, IN number, the fourth Of |
mllc1 . ~, dramatic works. 1t was preceded By
@1Fiesco'' In these dramas scn,,,s~,e ,,...s..-
rosp from stem ~ Co. 1' aa.. oa-4,4ssa ceatus
s.1,s" ssp W etp' eaen Work being OF
@n.zs +ssn 81, possessng olgher ideas and better