Annals of Cleveland

Grau (impresario)

Abstracts: 5

1294

Cleveland Morning Leader, 7 January 1864 (7 inches) ~ See original
p.4, col.4 ~ View at ChronAm

1294 - L Jan. 7:4/4 - Cleveland is to be favored by six nights of Italian
opera by the members of the New York Academy of Music, brought here by the
impresario, Mr. Grau.
Many noted artists are listed and the prices are considered very reason-
able: dress circle and parquette, $1; family circle, 50g. No reserved seat
charges. Tickets are on sale at Brainard's hall. (7)

Music / Operas

Index terms:

Grau (impresario); New York Academy of Music; *Operas

1302

Cleveland Morning Leader, 1 February 1864 (10 inches) ~ See original
p.4, col.3 ~ View at ChronAm

1302 - L. Feb. 1:4/3 - Tile six right opera season closed Jan. 29 with the
opera, DON GIOWANNI, at the Academy of Music. This opera combines the
beautiful, the pºssion ite, the grotesque, and the awful. Morelli, Madame
Lorini, and Mademoiselle Castri charmed the vast audience. Grau ard
his troupe now leave for the season. (10)

Music / Operas

Index terms:

Academy of Music; Castri, Mademoiselle (opera star); DON GIOVANNI (opera); Grau (impresario); Lorini, Mme. Wera (opera star); Morelli (opera star)

1307

Cleveland Morning Leader, 12 April 1864 (7 inches) ~ See original
p.4, col.3 ~ View at ChronAm

1307 - L Apr. 12:4/3 - The opera, which was supposed to open its season
in Cleveland last night, failed to arrive, and therefore was postponed. . . .
The fault is not manager Grau's, but the blame rests with the Bellefontaine .
and Indianapolis railroad. They were contracted to take the company to . º
Crestline, but failed to arrive until eight hours later. - (7)

Music / Operas

Index terms:

Bellefontaine and Indianapolis railroad; Crestline, O.; Grau (impresario)