The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1881-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS.


Onr musicol p,b,;c viii, ba p,eased IN learn
hat grand combination concert viii be given on
w Tho fo,,o,y,,, ce,er,,ed artist, ,o,s,,n,, earn
y ''o ,o'V"ins 'e.eo'a'eo a.'sts' 'onsohih S.ern-
reating an immense furorc in the East; Miss Iet,,,a
b.. FtItcb IN, younr and charming min, donna
oprono. win Tho great ,rg,s, wI,ne,m, ,ho ,,or,d'
'p'"""' wiz, we great Nus"s' "ne'.nl' Tue WorW-
crowned 'iollh Vttuoso; Max Nogtich, musical d.
ecor. This being positively tho farewell concert by
bese celebrated artists orr ,ovcts NJ mus,c ,v,u
,a,,,,,ss. ,,..'e', ~. ,, m y. m.siu w"
'ouo'ess Turn ot Ill III" lorce anu they VIII uouptiess
viii he adopted. The New yc@s Tribune saws Of |
Auoust yuhem,. ,,No src, sco,o 40 ,h., ~ lao,
-, w, ,..a ,. s.'a s.. ., 10 '' , VI ,as'
ngn. nas oeeh Witnessed III s'eihway Han since |
Rubnsten stormed the town, six years ago. Even |
that memorable triumph has been surpassed by the
snccoss Of v,,ho,,, r,o Goo; ,,a
hhist mas captured us all. lie mas dazzed us 10y his
brilliant and perfect technique; he has excited us by
his fiery sprit he has awed us by an
serene sense Of force. and hs has se,,ed nnon our
vmns,S,ns v OF III anu ne las se,sea upon our
, vseo ~, 'n w., anu @ mos. ausou.e
a,,", ~, VI III u..e, W. nasu ne.ei seen an
of b,s nuh,,c itor tna srs, r,n, t% hons
ao ms puve a, W. .i9 nrst m,nute .ne mouse
1t hung upon every motion Of his magic hand: IT was
81 his se,ec,,ons tho snn,ans. anon,eI y, am ras
The audience was a superb gathering The hall was
full; many stood In the rear; strange medley OF
n,H,, ms =, a na nks, IRON .ne mrs. 10 tne as,
porion of the freoenters Of the symnhonv cSnrerts
sat In their accustomed places. Mr.. Wilhelm was
recalled hve times after his first piece and two or
,, T., , ,a ,e ~ ,ne anu ne reeu NJ
violin of extraordinary beauty There IL no lis,"n,ty
about fxlng wilhelmi's place In the world lie is
not only the nrst oil living vioinsts anu one OF the
ap,we tmow ,has, h.reh, u, aas orsnt t , ~. 'e
enables us TO forget ali other yollniss Who have ecn
here before him. Greatness L., perhaps, the
aunty when hist .,npfesses us In his playing And
associa;aJ VIII ,ha ,,, pos,"S uueuse ~ ~
the art, the intellect the temper. the yery person
and demeanor OF the man. or seruberg the New
YORK Er,ntng post says; /" Much has been said and
came here wifi Tho mi and entbnsastc in,rsonant
Of the German and Russian press and art critics:
and feminine Interest had been aroused by the ac-
COUNTS vi vi. stenDers soIlehia travels adventures
into the columns of onr cntern,isng pewspaners ,ns
before his arrival here we can truly say that Stern.
berg fully confirmed the high opinion formed of him
IN Ss s was insured fr" the
an% ses e upon sns sage n,s oaes
anu ser, possess, uh'e. VIII very atraetiVe anu
ladies' at once and after the t few Poe the Si enc ee
.lusias,n hnew no pounus. we nave seldom heafd
so srsas an artistic ic ana his great success Is well
An unusual treat is nromised nj Ford,s
P,o"'iseu az VI"
opera House this week, and the result should GER
tainly lie crowded houses at every performance Mr.
August,n pa,y,s latest New York success :. Nce1,es
AMI pins >, ccs,ss ,ras,, ,,., III. ",.,. ,, a,.,
|
Win the very Hover ana PICK OF his own company,
sterling artists whose like has not been seen in wash
| inpton for many A Jny Mr. ForI ia having n now
soano ,,,,r,oI ovnr,ss,, Co., .. -, A., U.s., o., Az,
ee p''n'e" expressly i'r ohe VI t"e "cts' anu Mr.
DAILY comes on from New York oinorrow to give his
personal attention to the production. 'tNeedes and
pins - is ope az t,o,e ,d,n,,t,,,a r,,, tho r. o,,r
in ,,,,o, Mr n, n. ,"" s
Ill "hicn OFF. Day mas been SO inlmitaby successful.
| In 1.-The Big Bonanza "LemOns," and can
| Arabian Night all of which have been seen here
|
in"h' "niie turning thcu So completely INTO an Amer
lean dress that not the slightest ncongruy to be
| perceived. They all had n great RIM I'm New yor.
| and ,broucbout tho country an, ., S,,s ,d
Pins :, will follow their eyamrle rbe n,ot trrn,
upon the efforts of Mary Forest miss Isabella Ewes
son, romantic young laly lust come into fortune.
to reunie Chrtstoph.r Jndussn Mr. Charles Fisher
to an early flame OF his from whom he was parted Ii,
poverty the Ouixotic match maker not being aware
that the object of her PLAN whom she knows only h,
name is by this time elderly rich and the
Of Jealous wife, Miss Fanny Morant) prett,
daughter, (Niss Josie Bailey and lively sou, (Nr.
Walter Eytinge:l To effect her purpose Miss FUres
employs Tom Iersus, tAir. John Drew, u young
lawyer, whose first client SHE is, and lie comr'i.
Gates matters by promptly falling In love with til,
with his CLIENT The res Is v edes li
further complicated by the ENHANCEMENT Of Mr..
E'cho'as Geagis tNIr. Harry Rainsfortl) with Miss
Doste Hcfron tAirs IT, IL. Gilbert lady of uncer.
tain age the sister OF Mrs. Tdndusen, the latter lady
being in her turn excited to the height of Jealous
band to somebody else. The fun educed from all th
clear In its stage rendition grows stead,S fest an;
furious by udicrous situations absurd conretemps,
an uonS'' @ e. until the fourth nc
and the daplrorms Of the and,ence from me Sis,s,as
Too much cannot he said in praise Of the company
INCLUDING Us II does such lights OF the New York stag
a. i I am" my Iii, ~, is. uoei'' anu nr. fisner
hero OF AN Arabian Night, :, and has with III
| mothers e,nressiye featnsas , o,a,t Ja,I ~, III
mother's genius for comedy Mr. Rainforth was n,
time resident actor here II is apparen M'i t Ia
everything that n Ine n,,v a cnn,,ie cp,mn.mv am
Careful nreparaton can d. viii innn,, t rah, III
week of comedy AT Ford s n menorable one '''
The performances of "The Pirates c
! Penzance, ~ at Ford's Opera House, Yesterday an
the evening before, combined much Of the nile ,sure
There the cordial intimacy between those on til
stage and those In the audience which led to earpe,
effort and keen appreciation, aud overlooking sllgl
defects there was the rounded completeness an
business IKE ar OF q regular company Much Of til
co. t % rs uu, Jus, ~ % mere
,vbn en- Einhv c",sentah I'm shor, ,t ~, ~,
,der an az c," aa , ~, , .T.ice 10 DIP
chiids was heard 10 raa, M, fesn as
MJ.i as we nreJctei Her a"i"S sspac,ai,v vi,
t,nn IL Td,r,rh IL @ ,a I u, VA. uiI ~,
scnrsd ,nn,hnr artistic' ,,innnG ria, , n.u.s
agood Pirate Chief. and all our Washington friend
aiss enetnle tn our c,,y y" hs ALTA ~ f"r,. ,nr
such galaxy Of talent entirely from its own
IS IT,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, os A..
!. y, 'ne A'. h""'" i''S''
e mann concert at Lincoln Hall the evening
II Tuesday of next week is fortunately given In time
ono,v .y.,y on. ~ mol. ar,amnonon,s ,,o, :,
the finest treat Of instrumental music this season
The leader Of the company is the star vionst of II
!, Thomas Orchestra, and 1ir Fritz Listemann
!. scarcely behind him in mastery Of the bow; Besld
n these are Messrs. Edward and Alexander Heindl {
flute Viola, and either, and vOloncello, and sax,