Theater playbill for L.M. Gottschalk in concert at Niblo's Garden, February 17, 1853
Contributors: Wallace, William Vincent, 1812-1865, conductor; Niblo's Garden Theatre; Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: [Publisher not identified]
Published: 1853
Place of publication: [New York?]
Language: eng
Other titles: Niblo's Garden L.M. Gottschalk
Description: Niblo's Garden. L.M. Gottschalk, respectfully announces to the Public that he will give his second and last grand concert previous to his departure for the South, on Thursday Ev'g, February 17th, 1853 at Niblo's Garden, on which occasion Mr. Gottschalk will be assisted by Mme. Rose de Vries, Signor Rocco, Mr. Rich'd Hoffman and a grand orchestra, under the able direction of Wm. Vincent Wallace, Esq.
Notes: Title devised by Library staff from item.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Part I. 1. Grand overture to "Massaniello" / Auber, full orchestra; title: 2. Ara, "Non pie andrai" / Mozart, Signor Rocco; title: 3. March and Finale, "Grand Concerts" of Weber, with full orchestra / executed by L.M. Gottschalk; title: 4. Cavatina, "Casta Diva" Norma / Bellini, sung by Mme. Rose de Vries; title: 5. "Jerusalem" triumphal fantasia ofr two pianos / executed by Mr. Richard Hoffman and L.M. Gottschalk; title: 6. "Notturno Duo"; title: "A night of Love" / L. Arditi, Mme. De Vries & Sig. Rocco; title: 7. The "Bamboula" / composed and executed by L.M. Gottschalk.; title: Part II. 8. Grand overture to "Oberon" / Weber, with full orchestra; title: 9. Barcarola, "Sa la vita vuoi godere" / Tadolini, Sig. Rocco; title: 10. Poetic Caprices "La Savanna le Bananier" / composed and executed by L.M. Gottshalk; title: 11. Aria, from "Robert le Diable" "Grace pour moi" / Meyerbeer, sung by Mme. Rose de Vries; title: 12. (By general desire) "The Carnival of Venice" / composed and executed by L.M. Gottschalk.