The New York herald., 1878-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
.-,IAPLEsoN

BOOTHS THEATRE-THE REMENyI-MApLEsoN
coNcERT COMPANY.
One of the most enjoyable concerts of the season
given at Booths Theatre last evening, inasnuch
it comprised of the best musical artists who
are now i'll the metropolis. Remenyi. the volinist.
stands ut the head of the list He played fantaiss
n Pirata for the first time, and. being encored,
rendered the well known serenade by. Schubert.
subsequently he performed the following measures
in the programme, arranged by himself -Elsa's
Bridal Procession, from "Lohengrin'' first innel.
X. Wagner barcarole. Schubert; vase (by request,
Chopin. Signor Campobello, with his rich basso,
also made one of the strong artistic points of ths
night and warmly appauded. Mime. Sinico. in
rendering the aria from '.Travata "Ah fors'e lui,'
illustrated the incest OF artistic culture and
called. II is that such artists Frapolli. Del
Puente, Foil. Franceschi. Pisani. Miss Helen Ames
and Quicken are combined in an entertainment and
II IS not surprising that the audience was
warmly appreciatvc and demanded frequent encores.
The choice character OF the performance will
be best illustrated by the publication OF tha
programme which is as follows Piano solo a. prel-
ude. Dulcken-b. Gayotte. Padre 3Tartini). Mr.. i.
Quicken; aria. 20 tn Palermo from Il yespri scil-
isni.' Verdi. sgnor Tranceschi; ed aria.
SOFTLY sighs." from Der Frcyschuetz'' weber,,
Mmo. Parodi; "Aria Del Toreador," from Carmen
tBizetl. signor Del Puentc aria, "Ah. fors'e lui."
from La Traviaa' (verd Nine. Sinico; fantasia on
N Pirata. first time ERNST. Mr.. Edouard Remenyi;
song, Little jack Louis Dehl). Sisnor Foil;
Borga, Donizctti. Mime. Parodi Signor Frapolli and
Sgnor Foil; II will Extol Thee" from ELI Costa.
Miss Helen Ames; Violin solo. a. Elsa's Bridal Pro-
cession,' from "Lohcngrin" first timel II. Wagner
transcribed and executed by Mr.. Edouard Remenyi;
Nazareth" Gounod Sgnor Enrico Campobello;
pano solo. fantasia La Cracovienne." Wallace,
Mr.. +. Quicken; Brindsi. III Scgrcto," from .Lu-
creza Borgia. Donizetti. Nine. Carmen Pisani:
..Quest2 Quela, from "Rigoetto." Verdi Signor
Giuseppe Frapolh; Spinning Quartet, from MAR
tha tlotow, Nine. Sinico. Nine. Pisani Signor Fra
polli and Signor Campobelo. The verdict of the
large house, expressed by its praise that the
OF the most successful of the season.
None Of the artists had any reason to complain of
lack in their welcome.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-GILMoREs SUNDAY EVEN
ING CONCERTS
Another Of the pleasant Sunday evening concerts
that have made the Grand Opera House profitable
place Of resort for many weeks given last even-
ing. Owing to the weather the audience was not as
large usual, but the programme in every
spect attractive. Gilmores Band played an over
ture BY Jubel and operate selections from the works
Of Bellini ending with marche militare entitled a-
lutte to San Francisco Sgnor Susini the well known
basso sang aria from "Attifa,' and DE Murska
rendered the mad scene from Hamlet" by Ambrose
Thomas, and Arditi's song, Thc Clock quartet
for French horns also OF the features or the
programme. and the respective artsts-Messrs.
Zelm, Nickel, Loschcr and Ener-werc warmly ap-
plaudcd for their effort Mr.. Levy, with his cornet
solos, hts usual tribute from the public 1t is
due to this artist however to say that he ought to
learn something new, and not weary the public by
demanding multiplication of its praise. An artist
rich in possibilities as Levy has shown himself to
be cannot afford to connne himself to a limited
schedule.