The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN uPERA-ssMARTHA" AT BOOTHS.
Miss Kellogg and Miss Gary. Mr.. Kari and Mr.
Gottschalk made Flo.ow's tuny little opera Of
"AArthan worry agreeable 70 q fair audience a.
Booths last night There Is large class amont
our public TO whom this sparkling production Il
quite dear, and they hang upon most OF the wei
known melodies with the enjoyment OF bes
upon q honeysuckle. II the artists sing hem al
ali thcy satisfy, and when there Is anything
exceptional in the singing they delight.
The choruses all very bad, 70
they we're tolerated for what 10 como afser them
Miss kellogg looks charming US the masqueradiaa
Lady Henrietta and does full justice to tho music, hei
oIast Rose OF Summer" being greeted last night with
such applause to be redcmanded, wh,n sho sana
a Of Mooro's song in English. Perhaps In such
severely simple melody her voice endures IT. greatest
test. At times there was thnncss ~ the tone and
lack OF feeling IN the expression but her parasni
Is so intelligent and modu alton artistic that u
almost hypercritical 10 call attention to fauh
that should DC LAID NJ the door OF Father l1me ant
as ! ane piece Of robust singing and coquotsh, not
20 ray ekitsn acting that We need not particuArze
us sxcellenc'es The Lionel o. NJ kArl WAS listened
70 with keen pleasure, although there Was rear AZ
first that he would not come through with al
vantage, owing 10 . slight huskinoss IN tho nrs'
act lie got over u Dravey, however, and gave INT
wciLknown "M'appari" with hGe finish ana eject
even succeeding with perous encore I'M
"a. proper concert ana passed without notice,
hut ,i,e quintet ana chorus "Ah! che vol perdoni"
wus given with such effect that II was necessary
ring up curtain Tor Its repetition 10 obedencet "a
the enthusiastic and determined call o. tue whoh
house.
Miss Kclloge,s benefit tnkcs place this evening
when we arc 10 have from "rraviata, '"Mgnon''
rhe Huguenotsn and .'Hamlets" with the assistance
OF the entire company
THE GRAND OPERA HoUsE-"BoHEMIAN GIRL.
The ever popular bohemian Girl" was sung at the
Grand Opera House last evening by the Ruoens EGG.
lish Opera Company. rho cast was different from
that OF Monday night, Miss Martinez singing
Airline and Mr.. Stoddard appearing as the
Count. Miss Martinez, who has had con-
siderable experience opera, sang tho music
OF her part in sweet and soprano voice and dis
played considerable execution. Her aching was
plquant and graceful aud she well received. Mr.
Stoddard, who Is we'll known tho concert stage Of
mud he fine elects last evening 10 the well
worn "Hesrt Bowed Down. which
For an operate beginner Mr. Stoddard acted very WELL
although ut times It seemed though MS arms and
legs almost mere than no could manage. Miss
Randall, who sang the Gypsy Queen, mas
peasant mczzo- soprano voice, which she uses with
TASTE, and her dramatic action Is good. Devils
without voice. He WINS inclined 10 overact, par
t,cularly when he whirled tho Gypsy Queen
OF the stage IN the second act MI Eugene CLARK
sang Thaddcus rs on Monday night. The chorus
bright, and the opera Is literally placed upon
tho stage. Tho Introduction Of ballet advertisement
by the Menzcili sisters and Adele Pagere one Of
the features OF the evening. The ballet music IL fur
formed in ala Juve" AZ the Academy Of Music. the
dancers called before the fOotligh