, 1879-06-15

rumos had about u much foundation gossip Ct that
than eva, Hsr faea nas ali il Old char her
acting the same originality Of On pooDgrd npo
xeh h oas
"p1aAFoRE :" ITEMS.
''Pinafore companies are disband1ng. never,
never to reorganize again-tha1 is-but soft:
Sullivan, Of .'Pinafore fame. now 1ntlmates ae
IN private 1et1ep that he will be kept busy In LODI
don nntil winter, and 80 must forego his tip TO
thus country this fall.
The Hartford Courant thinks that +" "Pinafore'
- 5osDonsto1e for Erea. amount OF ilI-tlmed
clergyman, earnestly enforcing the truth OF
Goapel promise, exclaimed, with emphasis. - For
He himself hath said IT, and about nine -tenths OF
cred.
D n Reeves, Providence musician, proposes
to bring out the opera of Pnafore' y in that city
By placing full lrisged ship in the middle Of lake
aud having Sir Joseph and his female relatives ap-
proach the vessel In barge. where they will be
received with the customary honoru. Having COM
munieated big plans to the COMPOSER ct ne oee5a,
Sullivan who says: - our idea with reference to
fitting up the ship complete on the aka is very
ingenious and very orisna! onc."
Eugene Clark a we'll known Brooklyn tenor,
formerly OF the Kellogg troupe, but engaged during
the past at the North Broad Street Theatre,
In tie role Of Capt. CorcoTan in ''Pinafore, sew
era osf fell dn5ns tn md ss
verse OF the Cuptains melodlous matntinat salnta
tion to his crew, Mr.. Clark attempted to descend
the ladder leading from the quarterback to the
stage, The steps slipped away, and be was precip-
itated to the stage with the ABOVE serious result
Pneumonia set in and for several weeks the artist
has peen in d precaroua condition DE 10 st last
reported conyalescent, however,
The Boston Herald, June s, saJR: 18TH fur
| ther presentations OF 'Pnafore' are promised in
| the coming weeks. Tomorrow evening the famous
| nounced to appear At the Globe Theatre. and the
most extravagant praises OF its abilities are sung
by those who have enjoyed its performance 81 M ane
tague as Josephine; Miss Laura Joyce az Butterc1p
Miss Adelaide Randall Us Hebe; Ar: William Castle
Ralph;; Mr. c. H. Turner as cGgt. gorSor9n, r.a
| Mr. j. G. Taylor aa The Adastrd!;; Nr. H. Peakes
as Deadeye; and Mr.. Ellis Ryse as The B0dtsIasn-
The far-iamed Philadelphta Church Choir Pins ina
Company sfs announced to open At the fafk
MUSICAL NOTES
! Vfenxtemps. the yioliulst, IL said to be in bad
health.
! Adelina Patti cannot sing in tha municipal de-
| partueut where her husband lives in Paris unlcss
| her husband consents. The law has 10 decreed
| Count Beust the Austrian Ambassador to France,
ts q musician. When in London he used to play
classical music the piano with Arthur Sullivan
Nine. carvalho, the well-known singer. wishes
to end her public career with brlliancy, ana mas.
according to the Paris Globe. ent=red into negoa-
| which ,Alnbroisc Thomas will set to MUSIC.
The London World says: 'sAs for the new opera
| comioue by Ofenbacb, ttLes Contes d'Hodmann.' =
| which was presented with such tremendous suc-
the other night TO private audience a. ne II
naestros residence this own daughters singing the
1nst now, but st the Imperial Theatre Vienna, for
| which 1t has long since been secured
The Lodon Figaro Of the 24th pit: says: IN
| addition TO Aida the particulars Of which l
noted last Wednesday, Mr. Mspleson is preparing
| Us soon Us the state Of health OF Nine. Nllsson !
admits Of it, fine fa ,1ia 1o o. Hiss
loge a. Fitind, Nine. Trebelli as FreIeric and
sisnor campanin, as Wilhelm. It is likely that the
by II. Faure."
N. Saint saens, the most German Of modern
French composers, is just finishing cantata foi
the Birmingham festival Of next autumn 1oselnel
in It The shape Of cantata BY Max Bruch. aread,
viii be brought out n. Saint -satns eantata Nv WI
ee to o. M soaaoa oe
bur The composer OF .'Faust'' declined to compose
| the orntorio demanded Of him unless the festiEa
Committee would agree to pay him the sum
81, 600.
Miss Emma Thursby, recognizing the sympa
thetic reception accorded 10 her By the Colonn'
and Pasdeoup orchestras hss:reqGestea 10 oe En-
rolled as emosr o. e hss ,eeede ces t
most charming letter signed by Baron taylor. En-
founder az well 81 Ambroise Thomas, the Fresl
| dent and many other distinguished French mn
g;ciang. officers ana members Of the society. n
purpose of the orkunizatlon is to afford Re- relief
poor and sick musicians in France Afss inufsp
made a great SUCCESS in concert at Nantes BY L
Societe des Beaux Arts. It is more than iikel
that Miss Thursby will return to America IN In
! autumn.
The London FIGARO says: "American artist
live tta1ianjzed names. The Nine. NeIlinf VII
sang last week at the Paris Sale Herz is Mrs. Nel
lie iBurtles, OF New York; Nine. Adm. who IA
| inst appeared at Seville, was Miss Ada Chapman
~ Boston. before she married Signor Aranbu1o
} who soue years ago was one Of Mr. Mapleson
J tenors; while Sisnor Edouardo scovello, VINO can
nnt in tTravfata' last week at Brescaa. 1s
; course Mr., Edward Scoyel. But, best OF all, Mls
Lillian Norton, Of Boston, who sang here last ves
with Gltmore's band. has for her debut at bresc'
| taten The stage name OF Mile Gglio NoFdica, o.
: | in plain English, The Northern Lily"