, 1879-07-04
first appearance, us n bi1gcr at'l actor OF c1cep-
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tIonal nhlltt5.
concert combination that promises TO prove
attractive next season Will havu for !ta nEnciI'ale
Sic: Cnn,patlat nnl sIsne, pcrs!s Bell c9mra:
polf. an accomplished vtolinst, who went abroad
y Few years ago Sllo rcttlrt,A with hcr husband,
4 notcl violiGlst, and has Developed Soprano
tocc, sail tO c Of mora hati usual cxcellcs'ec,
fmcm6ar Of n celebrated string quartet abroaa,
md haa played tliluts with W1lhtlml tn eon..
tinonta concert-halls, atl exidence of ability Of
III mcan quality. The plans for this lntter
organization nsc rs yat uncotnplotcd.-1osto"
ftfr1id.
The Royal lsh.ian Opcra, !l.ondon,-.sho> o.tcr
urtma u"nslae, Including. Mile: Bloch, the last
addition 70 the conpany, hc!ag LIFT IN the si,asle
hy thc brilliant d!ra. Arecent pcrfornnnee Of
J.Atr!casno" IA mentioned ut length ~ tho
Patti for the Atst time assumed thu. pArt nt
Se'kt. with Nine Waterfall NcoIini. and t.asallc
IN thu cat: The last.named nrtfst, French
baritone Of high Continental rtruto, made TITS
a ose resc7cd e. into IL favor. s' att lad not @ cnt?riy
recovered from q sickness which had compelled
tl,n postponement of the opera fro.n the pscvE-
ous wsek, hut nevertheless achieved q rrts-
nonnsed success, Ml's, Bloe!, maie her debut
WIS made Of her abilities, her success appears to
llayc bren oMty moderate, tile pnrt Of Letnorn
bcnH hardly we'll suited 10 her. Her second
appearance mas to be rs Fiaes ilt "l.a prnphctc,'
II tn!e III which she IL said to DO Unusually
strong.
s,r. jennings writes to the New' York tIor'd,
nndur lnte Of London, Junc, III: "To-nlght
Miss Kellogg makes her appearance for The first
time this season a. Her Mniestyh T1eatrc.n1I1 1t
Ia to be hoped her attractions wlE help to revive
Afr. Maplesun'a fortunes, whtct'has thus far!
hccn anyth!n. but brilliant. II hoihad good
luek tn the United States, ho has Ind to pay
mn Tor 1t here, all his chief singers having
urokcn taown. until at last nobody believed TINT
Nilsson or Gerater md been engaged ut OIL.
cious rupurss bit tho theatre has not yct rce',v-
crcd IRON the htow Il received cnrly THO hut.
son. Mis- Kellogg will be well received harc,altl
every scat has long hecn Engaged for her first
representation Of 1ida. Hhc sang on 1netlay
night At slate concert, and lcasrlctl oil tte ehei
llonors Of lhr evening, although Fattl was nso
among the performers. II is tho fasllton 20 say
,hnt l'attt atnga butter than nycr, but It Il al
nonsense. Nilsson completely ccltpses her 1t
'Faus,,' nni Gcrstcr hAt slrpasaed her in som
| Of the lt0l.tor opc1ns.-aB IN tSonnambun n' h,ls
Lucia for example. Let no one say TINT III
| English public Is not fair une for stranger t.
! make I'M nppeAl to. Nine. Ncrster came herr
unllcra!dcd and unknown, without friends % .
! connection. and. for Soma TcAson or 0tsfer, tn
| influence of tbs 1.ntes wNs th5Ussn dead ngnlns
he:. iut her SUCCESS was assured fruin tho t1rs
| niglt,--lf,e public took I'M her cause. mud mnd
friends with 1lcr, and have been faithful to he
ever Aimee. She has tnnsle Immense proErcss Il
her profession, aud It Is not my opiuton which
presume to olIer nn such = subject, but lhat O
| Of Patti in nil that luakes an artiste. stmtla
| progress Is, hope, IN store for Miss kellogg
.tt an7 rate there will be an Immense houso tt
| night 70 M2lCome her."