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    • MAJDZLE. MIJSTJSriE HAUCK,
    • FRENCH PICTURES FOR THE ENGLISH By Jules Canard.
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      November 7, 1868.] — The ——— Tom Ah A Wk...

      November 7 , 1868 . ] — THE ——— TOM AH A WK . 205 _____ _ . —— . ———— ________ - ~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - ~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~^—~~~~~

      Majdzle. Mijstjsrie Hauck,

      MAJDZLE . MIJSTJSriE HAUCK ,

      Firmament On" Monday . Madlle , The . 26...

      firmament ON" Monday . Madlle , the . 26 Minnie th , shone Hauck forth made a new her star firs in t the operatic before the British public in Bsllini ' s Sonnambulaj she appearance came to us be always laden fairly will chronicled with ) an good impartial reports that she hearing , and achieved she from received a her success audience ( as , and a new . it may It comer may be her added good that qualities she deserved are her , to own a certain , and extent her shortcomings , her good fortune should : be laid to the door of others . Those to whom has been trusted the management of Madlle Hauck % ' s career VMAWWi have -tr done ill — b

      Tri their (_; Xll charge CillU'Cl Vfi in ^^ VlXI bring * V ^_ ing _»— . _ 4 * her V **_ . W forward — . — . «« . _* . V »— _ so _ r early ; they _ w ^ should v- *^_ - —— ^ - __ have ** y allowed her to live out more of her childhood before calling upon which her is unsuited to appear to before her means the world and in in an a theatre , which the size must of necessarily provoke comparisons , between the opera debutajite and so asserting many other that artists a serious , past and and present lasting . injury We have has no been hesitation done to in which Madlle she . Hauck has undergone ' s professional Her prospects voice has by the already precocious ¦ been >¦ unnatu training

      -WlllvA * •_»__ % _• UUU UXAVk . i CL ^_» —JL ^_» . _ . _ . ^ r — V V ^ —V >^_> _ . _ — - ^ ___* v ^ uy _^» ^__ - _ - __ — —« w —_ has rally been forced taught , and in rather her acting than to she be appears following to the be doing impulse what of her she portions own intelli of gence her b , . y-play In , certai she recalls n tricks the manner of vocalisation of Madlle , and . Patti in , prime indicating donne ( as spring we fancy s from is the the same case ) source that the . instruction of both for We she have has written a rare amount the foregoing of intelli in bare gence justice , and to she Madlle migh . Hauck t have , taken t-tlV ^ J-X , * « and *__*__ we VV U trust LAUJb may _ IJLC-JT * still _>_ . -- — take faC 4 . C—Vr , y a in hig ___ the ^ h « . _ position j _ lower -w . _ p _ _* . w _ and _ amongst m > i middle . iav _^^ W

      reg artists isters . , Her but voice her upper has but notes little are sonority bright , liquid , and are delivered voice in some is , moreover facile respects , and , , very without to run good up any , but and sort down it of oug effort a ht scale to . should be Her better execution be , nothing for the is , more of the to opera her than Madlle the . signing Hauck of evinced her name much . In sensibility many , portions and in the recitative which precedes the slow movement Ah / non credea t - / t'tt'C' . C' mirartL 9 rvf"W LW « ' * ' * her UWl . <¦ singing JLll ^ lUg was VV * UO that faLAUtl ¦» - » * of \ S— an —___ artist — _____ 1 >*•• 1 . B " ^ y J the »» Bellini T ** *» >— ¦ time __ t * . is _

      that otherwise she * reached lovel the to worthless an end Rondo Madlle which Hauck * brings had arrived at ' s the limit of her y p opera hysical means , and , failed to do herself justice . sympath Before this y of time her , audience however , and she she had was done recalled enough with to enlist acclama the - tions . is We gravel would y noticeable direct the in young her Italian lady ' s pronunciation attention to a , namel fault which y , her singing of as the thoug closed h they vowel were "

      this compagne v w rr *> £ no SW { Z r greater **& £ *«_ bllUUgU fault of _ — pronunciation Vo J »» V * •¦ W IT t _ _ WW exists -- —*_ V * _ » , and wv any ywv ^ »• real '_ ••'• . Italian _* — ___ will be , driven out of his mind when he hears it . Madlle . excellent Hauck ' s . articulation and pronunciation are in other respects somewhat It may niggardl seem that y as we to praise are treating , or even the encouragement new prim * . donna This is very far from our desireand we shall watch the career of this still promising we cannot and overlook talented the , fact young that lady results with genuine not interest are ; for the worldand regret that Madlle J . Hauck i , UUU ! V processes should Jl & have ,

      her appeare - ~ - wt to »\* do I d | herself in 11 U England , dXJ . 14 full . we VVb justice before l ^ glbV . Llldl years , T and _ C * , V 4 . 14 experience . ^ . .. i . . have VUJ enabled . ' ^ 14 »» l , of Si his gnor voice Mongini and the undertook fervour of the his part sing of ing Ely induce ino , and us the to forg beauty ive which him many we will of his not faults forgive . There himand is that one thing is the , alteration by the way which , for he that lanel b has there uicic ti thought dono * fit It to is make right of Bellini in that the , Signor first which phrase Mongini neither of the should he duet Ptendi know

      > " ~ are are passages jJrisscigca ut —JCiiixn ' s s vvmi-ii uciiuci . nu , , nor vja any any one question else is can one change of them without . destroying , and the phrase in is mount , town The a great ; general the but boon throne it seems performance to heretofore those at first whom , rather at Covent choice strange Garden or Mr necessity to Costa see is very Signor has as good also kept Arditi , and to in graced by , , to see h imself . Mapleson ! occupying the box which Mr . Gye reserves

      One Decided Horn Of The Church's Dilemma...

      One decided horn of the Church ' s Dilemma .. —The L ° rnu-cope-ice /

      French Pictures For The English By Jules Canard.

      FRENCH PICTURES FOR THE ENGLISH By Jules Canard .

      Letter Last (For The Present).—Adieu To ...

      Letter Last ( for the present ) . —Adieu to London . The Cause of Canard ' s Departure . The British Government and the Price of u Cat-is-meet . " Anecdotes of the English People . yones " s Hat . A Sly Fruiterer . Madam Chose Conclusion . Old , Wives and Young Husbands . Canard ' s Song . To the Editor of the " Gamin de Paris . "

      Hotel of the Two Worlds Nov and . 1 , St 1868 . Cloud . , Leicester square , My dear and mltcei-respected Redacteur , haps This months is the — last may letter be years that . you I will am receive utterly from depressed me for by per the - _ rate wretched •**• + r \* the V ** V * brutal ft ^ A climate . W 4 . W *_>_ __ manners ***• of »»* __ this ^ . >_ mf miserable of ^* * — its % »•_ barbarous Wbfct country * ¦ _ i ^ A VS MkJ — inhabitants A AA can _& £ *• tmJi no . l > C ( longer fll b ^« . But J—* tole U W A I -

      would have stayed at my post had the British Government permitted it . Yes , you should have had no reason to complain may of him have who his now faults addresses , but it is you onl . y when Jules a Canard Tyrant is orders loyal that . He he obeys . So the British Government is afraid of my pen ! It would seem so . fiding It is ! wrong to be positive , but then one must not be too con-- But —— ¦ w & V there % »*¦—«__ «_ , —• I can ¦**?*** m . _ . exp w < h * _ ¦ lain _ *>«•— __ the — »_^ at matter *_&•>« . % , ^* Hr _ _ in __ * a *• ___ moment W lltV ** V # . I J- have UfcV * **• been KJ'Wr ^^ — fc

      but driven by the out of Hunger London ! , Yes not , b I y can the no military longer , buy not food by the I I police must , the starve price , for of " cat this -is toothsome -meet" is now viand too 1 dear for me . Who raised Was it the British Government ? You must tell me : I am not good at riddles ! I Then shak for e the the dust present off my I bid feet perfide . I kiss Albion my farewell hand to ! the great " Lor ¦ - M / ' bow fl a -w salute w « to W « a ^ the " Admiral UHili -rows" Yes !> in

      sp ite «^_ of _ . the ayor * - * T *— ' * advice *«^ S ^ of my _*^« r » friends * . ^* ( who offered — *> to —b— — c arry VVtJa . me about Vf _ f , a 111 in state on the 5 th of November in recognition of my services ) , I leave London for the land of the brave and the free . I go to Paris I ! Joy Rd ful d news acteur I to I see heart my friends and emb —I race kiss him their . cheeks . press It appears my to me that my it will be happiness . Mr . says " it is good to be happy ! " Why does he not add "• it is also happy to be good ? " Do you know ? But thereI have done *^^ tm __ Before closing wf ^ this fc letter AVVbVA I give & ¥

      a few ——» V * W social » " —*^^ X ^* J , anecdotes ** bV V ^ _ . __ which — . p > I __^ have ^* ^^ ^ . *_ V p icked — — __ *** up m here and —• j ^ \ there * you V V ^ kC . that If they to amuse . you , read them . If they do not—well , I leave It hurts you no one to go to sleep ! Laudanum is not only used as a poison ! At least so says Smith . * * *

      began Brown to rain and . Jones As fate were would walking have it , down neither Regent of them street possessed . It umbrellas . They entered a shop , but had to leave it . Shop peop walked le do on not until like they to shelter got wet men to the without skin . umbrellas By and . bye So Brown they began to smile . *• Why do you smile 1 " asked Jones . " I was i thinking **^ good comrade MViv ^ " lied iv \ 4 Brown trying % . _ lii

      _> » M » w *>**&*_» % * »* £ ^ , my _ ^ wm vw » A « . Ay , rep x w us _*_ . ui v / rv , y ti to Jones look serious wore a , hat " that ! this Brown seems , on a the bad contrary time for , hats had t " got on a cap . Was it not cruel ? You would not have said this ! It is well understood that Madam Smith is fond of chesnuts . Madam If all the Smith world ' s . does not know this it is the world ' s fault , not

      The other day this excellent lady was in Covent Garden chesnuts Market . . As one might have expected , she asked for some Was " I hav the e none fruiterer , " said speaking a fruiterer the . truth ? * M- Sir Tennyson has said , " Hone * sty is the best policy ; " but 1

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Nov. 7, 1868, page 205, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_07111868/page/7/