The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21
New Operate and Dramatic Arrange
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couple Of weeks since published partial list OF
the engagements effected abroad by manager Grau We
in a position to complete H. Il will be
from subjonod that the troupe will DO or
the most numerous and best organized that has
been brought 10 this country and certainly superior TO
that We have had here for some years past To be
encouraged engage company OF such force Mr. Grau
must have based his calculations on something moro
than provincial support. The accounts which be has
been receiving from New York have probably embol
dened him TO speculate upon contingencies, VIII ch viii
leave the Geld free TO him in the metropolis He il not
TO incur risks OF this kind without be ny
that he reckon upon Of longer
duration here than the few weeks In the
spring which no had originally counted upon.
To speak more plainly, he feels satisfied thai be
crush such feeble composition is at present OPP
posed to him. How far this anticipation Is well founded
the pibic will be able TO judge from tho following de-
scrpton OF the artists, of whom his troupe
posed:Prime donae-1. Madame Gazzaniga, OF tho
best dramatic singers after Gris that have had in
this country and who has rival In such paris the
F1uBtd, SdJo and Lacrez,a She is TO sng the prn-
cpa r6.e in INF ,cane q Madame Noel Gu.di, high
Soprano who has made fine reputation Italy, and
who has also sung with great in Moscow she IS
young handsome, and has extensive repertoire. B.
signorina Boschetti young and beautiful
prano, who created the role of Marguerite Italy, and
who the best page the BALI that has played tho
part. 4 signora Moio Cell light soprano, also Of
7eDri-l Musiani, the rival OF Tambcriik In the
a. dc pofrine and who sing william Tell written,
feat possible but few .. 81 Anastas,
a light tenor, extremely handsome in person, and
who enjoys a high reputation in Milan. Signor
Lott, an artist well known - aud much esteemed by
our public. Coatrdhi-1. Madame G. Pollin, German
singer with magnificent and complete mistress
of thc n IN
and Naples signorina olga ogini, Russian artist
Of family and fortune who has taken to the stage from
pure love Of her art She young and beautiful and is
excellent in light parts Baritontl. Signor Brandni,
an accomplished singer and nnc actor q sgnor Fellin
an artist already favorably known 70 public Bass
l. Herr Miller German singer with . splendid organ
and who great sensation In Italy last winter
Signor PolIn artist of excellent voice and METHOD
also highly esteemed In Italy The Basso Buo sgDor
sarl Mr. Grau brings out with him, in addition new
chorus singers costumers and property men, ng up
an aggregate Of about my persons who will arrve hero
about ten days Tho company open the 9th Of
month, Al Chicago, where they will perform weeks
Their subsequent operations will be determined by CIR
cumsanccs for have limited there fair prospect
Of their svces being required In New York long before
the period Fixed for their appearance here
There remains another announcement 10 make which
win give readers much qualification u has
Afforded us We learn that Mr. Grau has succeeded
IN concluding engagement with the great Italian tgs-
dienne and rival OF Rachel, Adelaide Rstori. IL rs TO
embrace one hundred and twenty Representations
mencing In New York. in October, 1885, and terminating
In Havana We have not heard tho terms which
Madame Risiori has concluded herc but We
dersand they are highly favorable to the eattprnesv,
this having long been DESTROYS Of visiting the
United States