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Fine Arts
December 21, 1865 issue

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This article reports on several developments related to entertainment and recreation. The opera has closed after a very successful season. Nineteen operas have been performed, and fifty-six representations have been given in New York, besides twelve in Brooklyn. During the last two weeks, several fine orchestral concerts have been held. First in order is the Second Symphonic-Soirée of Theodore Thomas, which took place at Irving Hall on December 2. A concert was given on Thursday last for the Wallace Memorial Fund. It commenced with the funeral march from the "Sinfonia Eroica." The orchestra, under the direction of Theodore Thomas, also played admirably.

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ORCHESTRA -- Reviews; OPERAS; THOMAS, Theodore; MUSIC -- Performance; BROOKLYN (New York, N.Y.); NEW York (N.Y.); UNITED States
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