, 1880-08-29
MUSIC
Miles Juvenile Opera Troupe
at Hooley's.
Mime. Rive-King Concert Or
ganization.
Gerster's Baby and Boito's Me-
phistopheles.
Interesting Musical News al
Home and Abroad.

Interesting MuSlcai NeWS a
Home and Abroad.
The musical news of the week Is still confined
mainly to announcements of coming events.
The most Of the musicians arc still away enjoy
ing themselves The outlook, however, Is en-
couragtng for very brilliant season, both IL
concerts and opera, and thero will be no dearth
of attractions. The first regular company tu
arrive Is
NILES JUVENILE OPERA TROCPE,
an organization of forty children, being con-
soidation Of tho best tulcnt in IlayerlYs Juve-
nile Opera company, the New York Opera co'ss-
pauy, and Miles ''Pinafore" company They
will appear al! this week at Hooiey's Theatre
with attractive bills, Including the following
works: Monday Tuesday, and Wednesday matt
nee, "The Littio Duke; Wednesday night,
"Pinafore" Thursday and Friday nights, 1.-The
Bells of Corncvilic'': Saturday matinee, 'Pina-
foro"; Saturday night, 1.-The Bells Of Corne-
yilie' -; and Sunday night, "The Little Duko.''
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Mrs. George II. Christian, of Grinne!l, Ia,
soprano we'll known in musical circles at DAY.
export, is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F;lk will give concerts at
the following pieces this week: Green Bay.
Wis, Oak Park. Peoria, and Galesbur2, Ill.
Mr. Frederic ". Root returned from the East
on Friday, having assisted ut the Chautauqua
Normal and recreated Oh Long. Island with his
family during the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Scanlan, of this city, sang with
the Arion Club Of Milwaukee and the Apollo
Club Of Chicago, under the direction OF Mr..
Tomlins, in the former city on Friday night. She
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f,onnca f,l,h ~ P;rfs1,,rC D. hos orr,.,cd und
1uunou s ~1np ~ ~, uus usi,'ou' sAno
"1u make onlcaeo nls nome. ny n''onos ~ pur-
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until further notice ut the Paltncr House.
Mr. n ar Ierctt- of the Conservatory Of Nn-
sic IL I,cinstc. M and nuntl Of lcineeke md plaidy
hns como to this city to reside, md will give les
Sous upon the piuuo this season. Mrs. Lcye1t,
who is u soprano singer, will also appear In some
t,nni,.,,s this iii f'hat, ,,,av ha r1dressed nr
1suis + EawaIi's 1sy Sr:,te sti:aet
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~, NJ f. - Krcholet the very ecie1t @ critic Of
AcoouEt ot me hourtn r! Muscal festifa! a1 Cln-
the Festival chorus ~ record Of is trumph.
II r. iss,,nd IN .:nrs handso,ua st,ano md ii n
sn,1venir which should he, hirhly nrjzed.
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A concort and operatio entertainment will bo
given vt Oak Park next tuesday evening ny the
,1oT1n r Is oH W, Ghge Sfh 5aenv; & II aa 81.
borne, Mr.. Charles z. Barnes, aud hr- w. Vivian
Kent; The Hose OF Avergne," all operetta by
OHenbach, will be featurc Of the program.
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I'i,r. nard .o,,I,atnr Vii r. rs Fnno'.e
.19ar., f:anf t|..nasa ], pnni,,S, 80 a1ot,,'s
:. rha nta;an Tinse :. E'.,;nt, - Via.,.,. ~
Wul1z."-. Strauss: selections from 'sEruani";
overture to "The Hcr11lit's Doll'; Musical
Delutions." Schreiner; German Land, Lovely
Land Waltz" HauScajll: Remembrance Of
Mendclssohn," schrci1,yr; Souvouir do Meyer
beer" iliyj0re; Turkish Patrol" the Original
from tho opera OF .'Tho Two Misers,'' Gretry:
~ 80 -
Ihe Ave- hing concern company now torn
lnK IN NfW apfk WI c9mpsise tno & iolloW1ng
nrtsS9s: a1ie. Laura beHlnl. Tor tnfeo years
Iehding aoprAno ut toe La Scala, lillian; Miss
Emlly Mlna{nt, cont!7&IGu: ols' volonIc; pafl,
tone; Herr Ferslinand Rlchter, tho celebrated
41uss4an Vlohulst, AMt; nlqe.nln9, planist' anu
of tho strnn.est con1ert cnnnnntns in this
country durinr the coming seuson, und it is Of
sueciul not,. ti:lt it will be the first
III America Of Mlle, Belijni, and also Of Herr
icbtIr. whose SUCCESSES tl,irfnr the mast s..n
son. t.succiuIIy in St. Pt.torsburv cntitls him to
r., ri. smt.nr t,n nafijn0 yrt1os3,s of I'm div
Miss Hope Glenn sang in morning con-
cert Mt the Cosmopolitan Club Room, Lon
don, on the l5th nlt- Inc st. James gaSctte says:
~ me most Interesting feature OF MISS Hope
G1enn's concert was the singing Of Miss Hope
Glenn herself. She possesses nlezzo- soprano
or coHtralto voice OF great beauty, and-wn;1t Is
quite feminine III cnus7actcr. Like SO many sue
Gcssful EEcllists or the present time, Miss Hope
ne ~ mc,shu H. ~ nIrtn, H., us sng sees 10
is II, my case mistress b,tf1 Of the itnnn and Of
rho 1;nrm,.n stylr cr sin.jn.- and shc nn,,noTa
co,aily .m1ulitIci to shine In or.torjo MD in
itniia,i opern.'' '~-@'0 80
1'S.1.
private letter from Mrs F. Ain Osgood; the
iavorit AmertciiM singer IN England. dated the
15th, says: sui III lne An;ssimln on the :ist OF
AUGUST, TO take. part III tue worcester lMass.5
Sentem9er 1n the City OF Nerlin ana shall arrive
5sst III time f9r INC rehenrsas for ne LEEDS fes
s and are the sopranois; m patey y anu Trebei th9
Nuns the tcnors; Sullvan, the conductor. I
1yas at biz house Yesterday reading over his nesv
work The Martyrs OF Antioch with hlu!. 1t
is very dra'nutic and tuncful, and the soprano
part most delicious. | have been singing all
summer, und have had no rcst."
AR e. F. X. Mueller whose roturn tn ch3coro
was uuriccd last weck. las during the lasf tS.,
md hn!f vcars i,cen Engaged us 1eunhcr nf r,n
!ha 1,r,nnr % he 1,,.,nt u, s.,nri ~