, 1879-07-31


Tho musical public Will rccelve viii, pleasure
the Intelligence Tint afIss Helene Balatka, tho
daughter Of Hans Balaska, 80 we'll known IN
cur musical circles, will make her first uppear-
ancc upon the concert stage, after au absence Of
several years, at uaYcr]s'a Theatre, next Snn-
day evening. Miss Ba1atka, since her absence
from the city, has madc for herself fine repu-
tatIon ns vocalist In st. Louis, and also at Gin
cfunatl during the recont SaenResfest. whera
shn shared tlie hohors tl,at were accorded to
other alngcrs who hnye hecn before the public
much longer. Tho details Of tho concert arc
mt yet thoroughly completed. hut II can be au-
nounccd TINT she will b9 nssistcd by Mtsa
Mnntcy, the vioiuist. and the Chicago Or.
r1lcstrn, under Mr.. Roscubecker'a direction.
his daughter appears. Tie young LADY, viii un.
doubtoly receive warm WELCOME On th:s
occasion.
OUR p1NAFonE IN MILWAUKEE.
Tho Chicago Church Choir Plnaforc Company
have evidently CAPTURED Milwaukee,, where they
oucued last Monday evening. The Sen!,.es Of
Tuesday sasa:
a fu! chorus and oschcs.rn. under tue direction
o! Mr. LoniH Falk. co.opesatsd with tic .o}o!sts.
hul thu paffortnRuce was enjoyed l,,orv then any
preSious representation of tho upcra here. Thcro
Tere. nl cnuEso. few shortcomings, such as ara
almost inevitable III q newly organized compauY;
but tho volccs all arc fresh md pleasing, and The
Will shs n:,: % IT, Fix m .o n eonetor es .eu mto
will 10 remembered BY many OF our people ~ 40
oFganist Of ability and reputation. has arranged
also inteFpolated mn excellent atid approximate
quartet at Tho openias OF, the second
charns ias ,he,r lpudest de-
tncano. proves that !hfy have only recently
made tEolr escapo from chtcago Sunday y-schooI.
Louis Falk, Us J0stphlnf sang and acted Charm-
ioely, and her many friends were nGreeahly dis
snrYn9 sna not s t. dHa at
fled lhe remark of tant. t'trcoran-''a u!un,p and
IL: tic charming NtSs,- Niss Ala sonefy wi who.
though young In years, is AZ OLD fayorie here Ar.
MS1Sa pado an orss1en s apa" and BIZ ds.s
moa1l were one ofthe features Of the performance.
r os;ca .' rorer waa rsptssen'sd T. ooa sty!o
Charies H. Knott, t.e latter i teuoT of moro than
local reputation. The Engliahmsn Ao!o, hy tho
li1assH.in, NJ. Conf. Mnrohy. was enthusiastic.
we're thu rule. and not IN exception.
Tho 1HiseuHsin ol The samp date says:
This Chicago Church Cho!f Company merits all
tho praisc i aas Received. for, though thoro are
there aro many moro good festures, 70 that, ~
Whole, tho charming opcsas'a Ia nsodnced in
nanHor deserving Of the LARGEST auulcnce4. The
rather tncxcusab1o in such an organization. II ID
very easy to Arrange lnnonlisfn sccne. and by 1t
e hessat sts' o ssa Ss sf ex5 ssF5
plcaslns soprano, aud renders .!ostphtne's prot.r
Songa III oxcbllent manner and With ytTaClty
thai carries her audience, Nils 1iazt|ett.
ti'uftttcHpl ia entirely loo pretty and
young TO carry out tho character, hnt aha sings
beautifully. an nobody regretted that eho wax
moro attractive than tho scorc allows. sflsa SOM
the intcspoluA4d air as thu end Of Tho opera AZ
beautifully A. ever. Mr, McWedc, ~ thu ttlpfain,
aB VERY nearly the atat at The troupe last evening"
ilc sang npr!y and acted remarkably well. Nj
ou NJ M tmtm wi1 nn sy yoa. ana
Ms. Kno'r ~ Rainh. did we'll, and spec;al mention
man, who has tho material for successful opurat.
c carrcr. His y,ce IL marked by sweetness. Ereat
range, AMI power that reminds une VI Hurnanna,
Of whom, It was sad Ilts yo.ee IL a. hlg al beor
bafrel,f'
Mr. IIayerly last evening received BY telegraph
the following decidedly uni1uu tcsttnoniai to
tho SUCCESS III milwaukee, Of tle Z. G. e. T. c.:
MILWAUKEE, duty :o.-L. II; Nartriy Lureriy's
1htGfrf, Ch!eG7o: YUur Church Chnfr 'finaf1se"
company a.as drawn Tho only poou Wednesday mat
inec ever known In Milwaukee, 1t. l.. AAitsu.