, 1880-08-01
1he interior Of the QrQ1iE Is artau0cd thar al

estiug applications of tubuur action IN the swell
and pedal organs. The pneumatic lever is np-
ing the touch, even with all the couplers on as
light as that Of II piano. The full organ Is power
full and brilliant, but not hnreh, and each register
maintains decided character Of tone. On the
application Of. the Committee, the Fathers 0f
the church have loaned this organ. which Wall
be taken down and set up again IN the Arnory.
1t is to be placed at considerable elevation
from the f1oor4 and directly In the CENTRE OF tne
chorus where i VII give strong IT,
will welcome this announcement, ana reJoce at
the success Of the managers OF the 1eslsni IN
understood .hat negotiations are now pending
for several eminent solo artists, though. as yet,
no one has been announced.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE COMING SEASON.
Maurice Grau begins season Of opera bouHe
at the Standard Theatre, New York, Sept 3D.
Nine. Isabella Stone Pond is to sing at 100
concerts with the Spanish Students In the West
and South, beginning Sept =.
Joscfry, the pianist, has had SO. many appli-
cations for his services and has given 50 many
cult TO say what organization he will be with
next seasou..
Henry C. jarrett has in contemplation, as one
Of his next seasons ventures, a new spectacular
"Cinderella, arranged us an opera boutfc, for
which be has engaged company OF English
singers, with Max Maretzek as conductor
Lonsfelow's - Masaue Of Pande ra," music by
Cellier, which is to have Its first representation
III Int NDsLou 1QEatITE IN DECemOeF py Ll9
Blanche Roosevelt opera company, viii be
more OF lyrical drama than an opera The
poet has written u few new songs for Miss
Roosevelt, but otherwise the text viii be SUBJ
stautially unchanged. The poem ia striktngly
suited for the setting which tho composer will
give It, and the first production Of the new work
coming seasou.
The Musical Phulanx," the combustion an
bounced for The coming season by Jarrett s.
Gulick, viii include in its membership Miss
been singing In London the past season; Miss
Alice 81; CLARK, q soprnno; Miss Nellie D.
end Mr W;1liamss h,acx has!n nnd h,,tqn'
The insrr1;menr,,i solniets vii 70 NJ 41froi
Phnsey lar. az Malfnn's non,1lar non,.erts
OF London: who will introduce the cuphonlu1n
humnna; W. L. wager, cornettst OF the Berlin
Kaiser 8 pand, and Charles Fuhr, from Stutt-
6rchesfr,s NA~3" -" ''oe0e~ "AA' 4e7>A eAo
Inc BOSTON HeTu:a says: s'Ihe flora =. barry
~ onera1ic nnrer1,nMc5+s ma. the com;nr so,:nn
in its performance OF tie operetta. srhe Sol
t,ernfdine Ifimer: V'id0lr JFn,,fic1r Fiorst H.
BURY: Jacf FeathcfuA, hussar. Percy D.
cooper; Ch,7st2hler Carucote, the village fiddler,
=. q: G'loert- Ihe opera Is ot1ght anu enter-
tanning. and the excellence of the performance
NJ Rarrv has Ead gr'r s,;ccnas IN hnr ;'nner.
sonst;"na' NJ I!n,,sar is wa,i snn,.n ~ .,t,er-
at;c cirres re- TIpe actnr me and sinrer ~ %i.s
Gern tiine I7iIner 1s ore ~ o,,r Jnns7 non,,lnr
place for her performances in opera Mr.. Gil
bert has good opportunity to display his we'll
known abilities in the part Of Christopher Cara.
cgte Ihe company VIII oe , strongly augmented
opera Of the 'Coutrabandistu, with chorus and
oAenea" -
AosAcA- Noi1s" .-..-..-..
De VINO Is organizing an opera company IN
Melbourne Australia.
.R,fna Ton" or .pror, ". = Ravmona ;. has
con,posed n :. Mnrch TImoaui."
-,., - l., ,,,
u. isnii,,e." and t., be nroduced in vienna.
- -, :,
Laura Schtrmer ana sara Barton nave oeen
engaged pF Ar. LESS 1or tne stfaKosch opera
company"
come to America next SEASON. neither Gerstcr
NOR Harl, viii vournre oyer
w. ,,,-.... Ut .a,n .a u,tsser.o
- 1a1ss :: LII. ~ mauA ~, W. ~ M npp.a a ~ - e,
nnnths - s,niv ~ rhe onsrn s'''
Mnud, comic opern ~aose ~3Tus ar9 n, "
EAR Nafole anu music ~ Al1rea reg Selner, WIZ oe
Drought out at the Ne" 1ork f1tn avenue neAt
season
THE Cnrl Roea co,upanv open their tour Aug
IN Dublin. They intend perfornlinF during the
FIortJWs "Stradella.'
49,. .. aa.a.az-, 1,,,
we Chlcago QnarseI, asslsteu ~ Mr. M l.ouls
Ealk. afr- John E. McWnde Ada So mcrsstc-
" Nade, and Jessie Rari.etI Da'3s. Wilt ,,a tise u
toP, toPa -, Er;dar aran,nr neyt 4u,r q
@@N' " ' e
Pauline Lucca, after triumphant v1sfs 10
Berlin, Is now giving some supplementary per-
formances ut the Vienna Opera House. On the
18th or last month She sang :. Aida" now one OF
her finest roles, with brilliant success. AS
"Carmen" she is considered without rival.
nv 1soaora Schn;ty,ar io,ps tha AJenfle1ssotn
ni+V ts.'1 as .rHt .s;c:t, F,r rho 1s,n,Inr sau
81, a. He,mennanl:s III. health harin~ con1.
son' ,i11 ~ h; 80 "a;, 1h,4 ,,eir;nn Sir S.h,,itz
~ e,,,,ne F,,n taranr h;Thi., ;niorsa1 80 a
,s;.,,;niet Ie arce,iing IN ia techninue and ex
a.;ass saoa!se eAA 49, "A9 '~A'A4~ 0@
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neM auseuLuu " ,, ,. eI.eu s;1 n ~ ns.naI T.;
&c conpae 11 e f91o or nn,ie speaRer
.ad aa1 n'uden Tha ,H..S1tor ~ 9jFnnr usct hss re
uolsneu ;hs,ad hg tha rtnIn n fnn;do,, and
s 49, ~. sc ,,s fn"nsasf. n,
snUwn .na5 ~ ~ ~ I9 en,ns - ~ 10 "n1,nd Hn
q,'1 uuGf y Vii nhia .ondnn.cs 30 Dro
las trat - - 80 att . I n,s,,i.r ~
duce powerful enects Win slnan "on'os1 "
caota''s's-
honolulu has not suffered from dearth OF
amusements during the lust month. According
to the Copmc9rut ddrerti$er OF July 3, Miss
Annis Montague (Shom the Hawaians persist
in calling Mary A. Cook. and in regarding us their
ance ut tho Islands by u concert in Kawaiahao
Church. The CONCERT is reported 10 have been Il
success, Miss Montaauc's share Of the program
receiving very liberal applause. BJ the last