Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-07
NEOKWEEAR,
SEE MAYS WINDOW.
ADJUSTMENTS.
The lIOIart sIaslcal FESTIVAL.

Handsome progress is making for the
Mozart Musical Festival to be given on
the 14th and 18th of next month. Low
rates fare have been arranged for visit
ors from a distance. Onr Mozarts furnish
the entire chola for this great Memphis
music festival, and have called in the as
sistanco, only, Of profsssionals--artists and
virtuoses all--and the result must be such
IS to plaes our city high as leading
musical centre Of this Immediate ceph-
try.
The DEVILS Auction.
The attendance at the theater last night
was not as large as at the opening per-
fcrmance the evening before, but the en-.
tertainment appeared TO be satisfactory to
those who witnessed 1t. A matinee Der.
formance this afternoon, and an appear.
ance to night closes the engagement. The
troupe 60 next to Chicago,
The MascOtte.
A superb and we'll drilled chorus is one
Of the features of the Haverly Opera Com.
pany, and the La Mascotte" will be pre-
sented here next Monday the same US |,
was rendered in New York City. The
costumes are brilliant and costly. and
there are five changes during the choris-
tiers. bliss Dora Wiley, the prima donna,
changes six times during the same per-
formance The orchestra is led BY Mr.
Thomas Eaton Browne, recently Of the
Boston Ideal Company. Mr.. j. II. Mack,
the Manager of the opera troupe, arrived
from Little Rock to-day, and he reports
a crowded as well as delighted audience
at the performance. The company will
arrive here by steamer from Helena to-
morrow.
Prof. Tripp Last Night.
Prof. Trip was greeted with an audi.
eEce of exceptionally high intelligence al
his opening lecture last night, including
the entire faculty of the Christian Broth
ers' College, who followed the lecturer
with keen interest throughout in his vivid
and mastery historical sketches of the
third Napoleon regime. Tonight Prof
Trip will give, at the same place, rooms
Of the Literary Society. opposite Calvary
church, a delineation of the great battles
OF the Orimean war of 1856, with an
calculation of the present momentous
Eastern Question, threatening the peace
of Europe, all illustrated by large colored
maps.
ROssini's Grand OratOrIO,
''Stabat Mater" will be given at st. Pc.
tors church next Wednesday evening,
Tickets for sale at Mansford's and al
music stores.
About Players,
The Vokes' are in California.
Lolita is at Erie, New York, tonight
Hermann is at Wilmington, N. O., to.
night.
=, Roland Reed is playing "Cheek" al
Chicago.
Mccullough is to open in New York
on Monday.
1.-THE Ford Opera Troupe play at Terre
Haute, Ind, tonight.
Lawrence Barrett is to open for week
at Kansas City, on Monday.
The Abbott Opera Troupe close a week I
stay at Milwaukee tonight
Minnie Madden opened at San Fran
cisco for two weeks on Monday last.
John t. Raymond will celebrate his
fortieth year on the stage next June.
The Haverly Opera Troupe perform at
Helena tonight and here Monday night.
Zelda Seguin Wallace is to appear
next month in the "Smugglers" at Balti-
more.
Rose Eytinge opens in New York on
Monday for two weeks, and then goes to
Boston.
Charlotte Thompson closes at Pittsburg
tonight, and will be at Cleveland on
Monday.
The ChaHfraus are in Michigan, and
will be at Akron and Youngstown, Ohio,
next week.
Mrs. Langtry Is to appear at Washing
ton 9 week from Monday, and stays a
week there.
MIR. Joseph Brooks and Mr.. Sam Col
vile started for Europe OH the Britannica
last Thursday
Kate Claxton, to be here week from
Monday next, will play at Terre Haute
Monday night.
Mary Anderson opens at New York
for week on Monday. She is to add
Shakspeare's Winters Tale" to her
repertory next season.
The Gus Williams Company, now man.
aged by John II. Robb, vice Rickaby, re-
| signed, close at Cincinnati tonight, anC
play at Boston on Monday night.
The Hess Opera Company close at 1t
lanta tonight, and will be here two
weeks from Monday next, This troup,
at present includes Abbie Darlington
Emma Elsner, REESE Leighton, Blanch,
Chapman, Annie Ellsler, Mark Smith
George Denham, George Appleby, AlfreC
Wilkie, James G. Peakes and Others.
Brooks and Dixon have arranged will
James Barton and Louis Balenberg, 0
Cincinnati, for the production of thu
Balfe spectacular opera of Satanella, ",
be presented at the Standard Theat Ell
New York, May 18th, on grand scale
with strong cast and new scenery ant
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