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ITALIAN OPKRA-PRospEcT OF A REVIVAL
We understand that Signor De Begnis has nearly
completed his negotiations for a lease OF Palmo's
Theatre for two years, to begin next season. As
soon as his arrangements are complete, which will
be in few days, the Signor intends to send i'm
mediately to Italy to engage fresh troupe OF vo-
calists, who will be bound to 60 on for couple OF
years without quanelling.


If any man can succeed in such an enterprise, it
is De Begns. Go ahead.


MADAME Plcos CoNcERT-1Ts REAL Result
We stated on Saturday, we think, that the Concert
given by Madame Pco, at the Tabernacle, in con.
sequence of some unfortunate circumstances, did
not yield more than $500, although there was
general impression that there were more than one
thousand persons in the house, and that il must have
yielded more than 81 900 to that delightful camta
trice. II seems that we were somewhat mistaken
in this statement, and the gentleman who managed
the Concert, considering that our remarks reflected
slightly on him, called upon and gives US the
following particulars, which may be depended
upon:-


Tickets sold DOS Received. spooe
Do complimentary .2S4


About 30 persons without 80


