New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02
MARIAON TO SING WEDNESDAY.

HER ARRIVAL on THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO
BE HRR FIRST OPERA AND DISoRAH HER SIC
oNn-OTHERs IL WHICH SHE WILL APPgAR--
SKETCH OF HER CAREER
Lovers of the opera will look forward with
interest 10 the first appearance at the Academy OF
Nile Marie Marimon, who arrived in Sew-Yolk Satur
day on the Clreassia, who Is announced sing
La sonuanbula " tomorrow evening. The
visit OF Mr.. Mapleson aud signOr Arditi TO
the New-York Hotel at about p. Saturday
resulted In the above announcement. which will cause
some what change IN the programme for this week.
..Mgnon' Will be transferred 10 Friday night aida !"
viii be sung tonight and AT the matinee on next week
Saturday sonnambula," in which Mile Msrimon will
t,rst appear will be substituted for Linda di Cha
mount" previously set down for Tomorrow evening.
On Monday next, December g. Marmon viii sing In
Dinorah."
Npp Msrimon was In good Spirits Saturday afternoon
and couyersed freely IN regard to her trip 20 New York
That her voice has not suffered from rne voyage Is evil
dent from the fact that Arti enthusiastic over tie
way in which she sang few strains Of che shadow
song from DlDorsh." Mile Marimon has we'll
rounded figure and very expressive face. Her eyes
are black, and she has very dark wavy hair
wbie Marimon was in Paris. on her way 70
Auer1cs she met with an accident. from
the effects OF which she has not yet recovered
she was riding f. iandeau the boulevard des Ita
lens when ihe pole o: a carriage Violently thrust
through the leather behind and struck her night
arm, The blow left lame. and shs sun has 10
nae Il With care. Mar,non passenger IN the City
of Richuond which broke its shaft, and she with the
OF her passengers transferred 20 the ChcaSsla The
voyage SAID, had been very stormy one and more
than reminded OF the fate Of her mother,
who lost the Pacific On the night the accident
occurred the very heavy, ana the passengers
were VERY much ghfenUd. IL required the greatest
inducements ptrsiade her To cross the Atlantic Of
ALI aud known thai the passage was I'd be such
a tefnpeslunu> wOnld have left Elglard
der any consideration she spoke hopefully OF NV
York referred again and again 10 Christine Nils
and 10y, for the L allied Staics During
the voyage Nile NJ irimOD made many friends among
enco, IA promises which they inae attend
The opera The night Of her FIRST appearance She said
that the toe steamer and her
mi had prosrated her for few days. bat her spirits
eyiyed she approached New York aud size Thought
thst she should be to next week without fail.
M.rmou was born In 1915 In Brussels and IL OF a
musical family. Sir Asprson hrst beard OF her la
1871 The Countess Of Essex, WHO had heard her
sing IN Pars. Mr.. MapicSOn WeDi 10 Paris where he
herd her sing, aud after long NEGOTIATIONS sic tuay
wenf L. indon where sif made her deJui IN " La
soInambuia,- GRAZING muck favorable comment Tor
ner singing and acIag. Her voice j. SAID 10 he high
soprauu hlhI than GefSters- ana Der Execution
f ,rayur lassaEe ad 81 .ucn Dsc as fals To the lot
~ A,a.ua n spoken Of very ne. Much OF her sue
e<ss ies been due her excellence a. an actress iof
which abe has been highly praised IA Lon
dom Her faVOritr operas. IN most OF winch
SeIynrk eyprra-goers may expect her.
a. onuaioi.t .'Dinorah." "D0n Pasqusle," the
% Nae1e Fllfr." Crown Diamonds" star Of the
Norsk Martha" FaasI" =" 81 Barberc,N " Lucia
,li lamuncriDooT." "Aignvn," " Don olssanns" ana
Aar,ne s,ng Tor Mr. Mspleson for years. begin
Mug In 1871. and tueD she Joined Mr.. Ofcs Royal
Italian Opera Company al c0Eent Garden, win " men
sle stayed three years.