National Republican., 1880-04-19
National Theatre Emma Abbott Opera
Troupe.


Troupe.
The National Theatre should bo filed to its
very limits Tonight to give cheering VOL
como to Anccricas prima donna par crcsiitnco
"uUnest little" Emma l. )bOtt, who appears ~
Marie In The Daughter Of the Regiment"
This charming opera, unfortunately, Is but sell
dom produced, yet IL is doubtful whether any
of the operas Of Il light range contains rs much
sweet music rs this one. The Instrumentation
is particularly captivating, and the score
abounds in exquisite gems. Tom Karl will
sing Tonic aud the remainder of the cast will
be of exceptional strength, while tho chorus,
both male and lomalc is said to have been
greatly augmented.
Ford's Opera-Housc-1he Everett Family
The wonderful spiritual manifestations en-.
compasscd by the Everett family have been
the subject of general comment aud much
speculation wherever and by whomcvor wit.
nessod aud lAymcu rs well as scientists have
yaiuly endeNvOred to solve the puzzle. 1t will
be welcome news, therefore, to nll who feel nm
interest in the subject of spiritualstic mate.
rializatiOn, that these talented people will
give a series of entertainments at Fords
OperG-IIouse during tho present week, begin.
ming with this evening Popular prices lend
additional induccment for large and frequent
attendance.
Theatre Comique.
The latest success-tho Clipper Comhina.
tiou-wil hold tho boards ut the Comiuuo
this week, and as each mombor Is an acknOwl-
edged artist, 4 rare treat is in store for lovers
Of amusement, In addition, Bingham, the
ycntriuquist who stands second to none in
this line, will be on hand, Harvey Collins,
in sketch brimful of fun is also announced
and last but not least, Jake Budd, supported
by John Robinson, Mamie Wallace and the
othor members Of the excellent stock com
pany, will wage war on vest buttons in the
"Piratos OF Penny Ante"
Lincoln Hali-Thuisby-OIe Hull.
There is perfect rush at Metasrotts music
store for tickets for the remarkable concert to
be given under the management of Mr., Maurice
| StralIusch at Lincoln Hall on Wednesday night
next. 1t is not often that two such great
| lights in the musical frmumont as Miss Emma
| Thursby and DC Bull appear in conjunction,
aud on this occasion they are surrounded by
satellites whose fires pale only in comparison
with the splondor of the two groat stars. Sig.
nor Bngnoli, he Of the sivery voice, Siguor
| Ferrant the great basso bulo, and Miss Anna
| Book, the talented pianist, IN combination with
/ Emma Thursby and Ole Ball, givo promise Of
one Of the grmdcsJ musical events of th q
| season.
The Philharmonic Society.
The members of the Philharmonic Society
promise that the concert ut the Congrega,
| tional church tomorrow evening will fl
cell pse all the former Efforts of the society. A
Gne programme, including the "Ancient
Mariner" has been arranged. The soloists are
Miss Eva Mills, Mrs, e. Il. True Mr., Theo'
dore J. Tocdt aud Mr.. William f. Pruett, jr.
"Pinafore" at Lincoln Hail,
III. NJ. s. Pinagorc' will be produced a
Lincoln Han tomorrow evening. The occa.
sion is a complimentary testimonial to Mr.
Harry Buckingham, late of Ford's Great
Western PinaIore Troupe and young gentle
man vol known and worry popular In thi
city. This performance will undoubtedly b,
one Of the finest yet witnessed hero, as tn,
cast is unczcclled aud the chorus has becl
selected ana trained with much care.
French Opera Boufie.
Our many rosdors will learn with pleasur
that arrangements have been completed b.
which Mr. Maurice GrUus great French Oper
Company, at tho head Of which aro Miles
Paola Mario, Angelo aud Clpoul, will appea
IN this city, at tho National Theatre, com
moucing Monday, April 20, In a round of tn
most popular operas OF LoGocq Ollcnbacl
HcrW, ucrold, etc. etc, The silo Of scat
commences Oh Thursday next