Newspaper Article, Madam Anna Bishop (singer) gave concerts in the Melbourne Athenaeum Hall - South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Saturday 16 January 1875
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Madam Anna BishopMadam Anna Bishop.— This far-famed and favourite sweet singer is on the eve of paying another visit to Adelaide. She is giving concerts in the Melbourne Athenaeum Hall, assisted by Signor. Carmini Morley, tenor; Mr. Beaumont Read, alto ; and our old friend, Mr. Charles Lascelles, the versatile.