New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
MUSIC.
,uss KELLOGG IN LA TRAViAIA'

,uss KELLOGG IN LA TRAVIATA'
liz - of Miss Kellogg last nlgnt
40 iI,, % yIosie In La Traviata" attracted al
excellent audience, filing Almos. ere Fspsp,
,,ovd,ng the house so uncomiortapy 40 W ~, ortor,n
.o,,nos Her Violettd Is mghH eiJV's'D r. 1L,r
- 80, rather 20 careful nor so natutai aS noi
AhSe, Ou. yroman Of the world she assumes 10 per
g nm, the heroine OF yerdPs opera is
e. more than this not only In the SAD CLOSING -
,,orcbout the play. Even In the MIDST oi VI. -
.horo are moments Of passionate outOreak "lo -.
ter nature shines through the gliding ana ar''"0V o.,
apd IN these dramatic moments MISS N'l'Ose it,h
- ~ no herself Take, for example, the nN'lhk wy
60, In the second act; here she was adihlrauio Wy ~
,o,t the last moment when suddenly III the hlsn' u
he rief the passion vanished and she tot'eIeu p"1H
hsr seat with tie graces Of fine lady IN 'h"V o
zion she showed lack both Of true 1eehhg anu VI w
ART; vocally, the role Is one OF her pes~ An' G.
1,,sdo. Ia di EIice, the IN tors tu'' the hn"ie
:, ,be nird act. and the whole OF the IasV
act we're delcions, and deserved even hioio
,uphate applause than given them Inc ldst a0V
was espeeially good, both vocaly and dramaucahy.
.ndonce In fact like all fashionable audiences t0uh
nlaased was demOnstraiye slEhor bOe'' VIZ 80,
Sered fui Justice 20 the part Of Alfredo ought 70 navy
hsa recall Ter his Di aiei bouod 0rlandini' who 70
t the trnfb il rather an aggTavatng singer since you
sver know how much voice 70 expect from hin' was o'
ip hs hest trim though he once or twice eN'orlou
sutburs,s Of surprise and applause by eXeeptionay 49,
lent nj and 1ntellGciit utiNtlJ' -
-e.sIro,erOd good and the orchestra IN fne order
Kiss Kelloeg's engagement lasts Only IL" LIS
to,oor TornorroW she appears IN "CrlsPno' WIN i'u
i 90 the oop,o,I colbler "The Prophet Is 10 DO pro
800 on Friday aud there arc tempting promises u
,utacence in the representation and completeness IL
,lr cast Madame Ia Grange Miss MeCullocn, h1O'i'
mann. Boetti and Antoruccl are all Included IN H.
lilo obsurd pufi,Ty with which Mr.. Maurice
e+-,s,6 5ntrc1ugod Minnie HauCk 20 the Falls, stage
go rearly insured her failure, ana ceIIay W -
800 yefat ham, Tho public aud the piesss "a III
tbe vOrpg lady was receiver Win Nv
css Size mas persoyered, however ana - pJS rdnn
ming favor Next season she Is W hAS "b''N AZ 1890
Wlfh Mr. MaplesODs company
The hall which is TO close the opera season
an s sofb OF MARCH, derives peculiar interest from the
fact fbat wn asO. a. We arc informed slghaiIe
1iSse Of Mr.. MaretZeks career as a manager ne VII
retirement good wishes ana PHEASANT
,seelI oti0ns and We VIII could bceVe tit nc VIII
ct also more substantial testimonial of the pnDhc
favor The bah is uuGer the management OF some Oi our
hast citizens ana presume viii be DrAnJ auu laNl
iorpbIe IL will certgnly be conducted Win eminent
prOpTiety and good taste.
Mr. T. Moleuhauer, the well-knOwn viollnlst,
has invented a very simple but effective apparatus when
DO calls ArmEude fOr violin players INC greatest
culy experienced by teachers OF the violin il max
ing pups preserve proper position Of the arms Ihat
position Is very constrained one ht u Is essental 70
ire making OF good player aud II il ls NOT acqulTtu
early "a lie ~ IS almost impossible 10 acquire IL al Mr.
HOleHhauers apparatus consists or mttaLc DeIt lHh
tened around The WuiSWlt guides attached 10 each
and s believed that with the ala or TINS
adults can easily break themselves OF confirmed 9ad
position, and children rapidly learn the true one Inc
Invention Is warmly approved by ole Buil, mauanle
Camilla UIsO, Carl Rosa, aud many other distinguished