The sixth concert of the Farewell Series will take place this Saturday, May 20, being M. Jullien's 83rd concert in New York, and 210th in America

M. Jullien will give a series of 10 farewell concerts being the last prior to his departure for Europe. The fourth concert of the farewell series will take place this Thursday, May 18

M. Jullien announces that his 10th grand concert, vocal and instrumental, in the United States of America, will take place this Thursday evening, September 8, 1853

Jullien's concerts. Grand complimentary concert to Mr. W. V. Wallace, this Saturday, June 3

M. Jullien has the honor to announce that his 23rd and last concert but one at Castle Garden will take place this Friday evening, September 23, 1853

M. Jullien has the honor to announce that his fifteenth grand concert, vocal & instrumental, in the United States of America, will take place this Wednesday evening, September 14, 1853

Jullien's concerts at Castle Garden. 19th grand concert, vocal and instrumental, for the benefit of Herr Koenig, Monday evening, September 19, 1853

M. Jullien has the honor to announce that his 20th concert at Metropolitan Hall, and 45th in New York, will take place Tuesday evening, October 18, 1853

M. Jullien has the honor to announce that his fourth concert at Metropolitan Hall, and 28th in New York, will take place Thursday evening, September 29

Jullien's Concerts. M. Jullien will give one grand concert this evening, Tuesday, November 8

M. Jullien has the honor to announce that his 18th concert at Metropolitan Hall, and 43rd in New York, will take place Saturday evening, October 15, 1853

The 22nd concert since M. Jullien's return to New York will take place Thursday evening, December 29, 1853, being the 72nd concert in New York and the 107th in America

Tuesday evening, May 13, a grand varied concert and musical pasticcio

This evening, Tuesday, September 17, will be performed the comedy of "The Old English Gentleman"

Tuesday evening, September 28, will be played Coleman's comedy in five acts, of "The Poor Gentleman"

This evening, an entirely new drama, in six tableaux, written expressly for this theater, "The Veteran of France and Algeria"

Italian opera at Astor Place. 18th subscription night. Mlle. Celeste

Tuesday evening, December 16, 1856, will be played the drama of "Dombey and Son"

Tuesday, October 1, 1839, will be presented Shakespeare's tragedy of "Hamlet"

The wonderful Ravels will appear tonight with Mlle. Robert and Young Hengler in a grand ballet, la corde tendue and "Asphodel; or, the Magic Pen", Tuesday, September 2, 1856

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The eighth concert of the Farewell Series will take place this Tuesday, May 23, being M. Jullien's 85th concert in New York, and 212th in America

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Description First time in America of the British Navy quadrille! Part first: overture, "Maritana," by W. V. Wallace. Quadrille, "Pietro Il Grande," (Peter the Great), by Jullien. Symphony, "A Day in the Country," by W. H. Fry. Grand aria, "O Luce di quest anima," by Donizetti, from "Linda di Chamouni". Mdlle. Anna Zerr. Solo, cornet-a-piston by Jullien. The Farewell Valse, or, Adieu to America, composed expressly for the Farewell Series by M. Jullien. Herr Koenig. Arietta from "L'Etoile du Nord," (The Star of the North), the last grand opera composed by Meyerbeer. Mdme. Wallace Bouchelle, her second appearance at these concerts. Quadrille, "The British Navy," by Jullien, first time in America, embracing all the most celebrated English naval airs, and which was performed in London with great success for upwards of 150 nights. Intermission for promenade, 15 minutes. Part second: grand operatic selection and fantasia, Meyerbeer, from the opera of "Robert Le Diable". M. Lavigne, M. Wuille and Herr Koenig. Song, "'Twas on a Sunday Morning," Mori. Mdlle. Anna Zerr. Solo oboe, "Souvenirs des Montagnes," with imitations of the French bagpipes, Lavigne. M. Lavigne. Symphony, "The Allegretto in B flat from the Symphony in F," Beethoven. New polka, "The Sleigh Polka," Jullien. English ballad, "Black Eyed Susan," national. Mme. Wallace Bouchelle. New galop, commettant. The pianoforte used at these concerts is from the celebrated manufactory of Chickering & Sons, 239 Broadway. Conductor, M. Jullien. Admission to all parts of the Garden, 50 cents. Reserved seats, 50 cents extra. The reserved seats can be purchased during the day only at the music stores of S. C. Jollie, 300 Broadway, and Hall & Son, 239 Broadway, and in the evening at the Garden. Tomorrow, Wednesday, last night but three. Grand selection from "I Puritani". Hungarian quadrille. Solo, cornet-a-piston, Herr Koenig. Solo, clarionet, M. Wuille, his last appearance. The Farewell Valse, and British Navy quadrille.

Dated 1854

Object Type broadside (notice)

Physical dimensions Object Dimensions 22 3/4 x 9 1/2 in

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