Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Appearance OF the Ford Opera Com
pany at the Theater the Event
OF Next Week.
Successful Termination OF the Barrett
Observation-Disclosures Of the
Players Elsewhere.

The reputation which Mr.. Ford's company
| has earned by the superior way they give
this popular opera of Audran's is guaran-
tee to our people that tomorrow evening at
the Theater, which is the opening night, they
| will have the opportunity OF enjoying feast
| of good music rarely offered. The company is
a large one-much larger than the Abbott
troupe-and the orchestra will be full
enough to give their score in the most pleas
ing manner. The season, which will close
here with Mr.. Ford's engagement, has not
presented a more pleasing entertainment
than will be given tomorrow night, and on
that occasion We hope the house will De filed
TO oyerfioging. H
Benefit.
A benefit 10 Mr.. c. H. Fits and Miss
Bessie Pierce, rendered by their pupils, to
take place at Leubrieis Theater on Tuesdsy,
April 25th, will be participated in by the
following ladies: Misses II nnie Hunter,
Sallie Woodward, Sophie Houston, Bessie
Pierce and Others, accom- panied on the piano
by Mrs. O.. d. Raine, Misses Mollie Bar
rows, Minnie Hannah, Louise Smithwick,
Maggie Karr, Anna Hall and Mrs. c. H.
Fits. Oae of the especial features will be
the performance on the harp by Miss Bessie
Pierce. The whole entertainment Is to be
assisted by Prof. Handwerker's orchestra.
Tickets fifty cents will be on sale at the
principal stores.
The barrett EngaSement
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett closed his engage
ment at Leubrie's Theater last night before
large audience. The play was Jul as
Cesar, and the role assumed by the tragedian
was "Cassius," in which he has become
famous. The quality and quantity of the
audience was something unusual on a Satur-
day night, and the play was enjoyed by all.
1t is not necessary to say anything especially
concerning the play. 1t was presented in
Al. Il.
the company fitted into his or her oh lracter
The engagement of Mr.. Barrett has been
NEST pleasant and enjoyable one, and has
been financially successful. The people of
Memphis will be glad to see him back.
Church Concert
The following is the programme of the
first of the Inauguration concerts at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church in May:
Organ Solo Grand Fantasia-et-Fusa.
Due0f iii IN Magnify Thee Oh, God Mosenth u
Organ solo-The Last Rose of Summer.
Variations. or; , 50 r p;c5.; Bach
Solo soprano-Sancta Maria. ..........J. Faure
Miss Bessie Pierce.
Organ Solo-The Twilight Hour Pitcher
The he whep T9 gP n 16e Is heard,
1t is the hour when lovers vows
Seem sweet in every whispered word:
Ana gentle winds and waters near
Make music TO the lonely ear-BsroH.
VIM. IL. Pitcher.
Chorus-Lift Up Your heads.-... Pitcher
PART II.
Organ solo-Semiramide Overture. Rossini
VIM. II. Pitcher.
Trio-RiDg the Lily Bells..................- Sud6s
Miss Lizzie McCeiland Mrs. j. H. Miles,
Mrs E. Peake.
o. CO. A-CIadle Song............ Gottschalk
oisau 9o-o- (B-Home, Sweet Home. Bishop
VIM II. Pitcher.
Miss Minnie f. Hunter and Mr.. Geo. Castner.
Sextette-From Lucia .Donizetd
Misses Pierce and McClelland, Messrs Gage,
Cashier. WenZ.l and Refs.
Organ Solo-Zsmpa Overture.
VIM. II. Pitcher.