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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-13
MIJSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE OPERA.


coa,s 4" Fanst y was given Friday night at the
.oaAaT,, os Music in place of Botos " Mefstofeie"
.r;th Mile Valleria, Miss Cary, Signor Lazzanm
"a siouor Novara in the cast. The performance
Ala differ materially from that which the came
..,;.,s oave of this work last autumn. Mile. val
Ion;o,s graceful and sympathetic lmpersonatlOh Oh
MoyoEerifq was as charming as ever. Sighor No'@,
~ uenbisiopkelss is by far his best characUer' IL
is the role in which he made his hrSt appearance
here and by his admirable Interpretation Oh IL nc az
once gained the respect and the goodwin Vi 'no
nublic His acting in it is singularly s'rINins anu
niotnresGue and his singing is vigorous anu
M;os Cary was excellent as Sebe but Signor Lazza-
RIM WAS badly Oyerweighted with the music VI
Faust. The ballet was not so good as usual anu 'iio
preuiare danseuse did not make her appearance ~
all. .u
The performance of Rigoletto," which was gwen
Mt the matinee Yesterday afternoon, was ulluSu""J
oood. The chief parts were all filled DIV inc same
artists who sang in them during the ia"' Ii,I1'
Gerster being the Gildd. Ravelh the D""e' anu va
lassi RiqoleaO. it being his hrst appearance tn'S
season. They were all in excellent voice.
oUan Eovaju showing no signs of the
hard work be has been doing this week, and the
ronnlar numbers, "Caro nOme." LA donna mo-
hileD and the rest were given with their accus-
toned effect. Gida is one of Madame Gersters best
parts-one in which her peculiar graces OF vocaliza-
tjon are fully displayed, and which is sufficiently
dramatic to create plenty of interest while it does
not make too severe demands upon her histriOnic
powers Ravelh sang gracefully and sweetly. but
there was the want of snap and spirit that has
ALWAYS been the blemish in his rendering of the part
of the Duke So far his singing he is capital
but be is by no means debonnair enough for the
careless young libertine of this opera. Galassls
Riqoletto is one of those performances which it IS
always delightful to witness and profitable
to study, HIS noble voice, his admirable
method, the excellent taste which shapes
and the deep feeling which animates
his work, and the thorough earnestness, care and
cOnscientiousness which ne everywhere displays,
render his impersonation of the mart very power
full vocaly; and dramatically it is the fullest, the
most rounded ard the most symmetrical that the
operate stage ID this city has afforded us in long
while. Indeed, it would be hard TO find on
any stage stronger or more dramatic con-
tTasts than are afforded by his portrayal
or paternal tenderness in the garden scene
with his daughter of suppressed rage and
anxiety and half simulated mirth in the scene with
the courers in the third act and of inst anger and
indignation. and of despairng bnt determined
purpose OF vengeance in the last scene of the same
act IN which no gains the assurance Of his daugh-
ters dshonOr. II is not often that one finds such
vigorous and finished work as this of Galassi's in
any place. but one meets with it most rarely of all
on the operatic stage.
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MINOR THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.


The Black Crook" was reproduced at NbOs
last week, with the old scenery and properties and
me usual air of glitter and vulgarity. Miss Pauline
Markham was the Fairy Queen, and seemed quite a
substantial one. This show has become very tedious.
ne audiences that flock to witness it are, it is
uno,ceahle, chiefly composed OF males. Even MIR.
ni!9Snccaut, IN ms quas-politcal Irish drama of
,ouII-d-olOr, VIII be relief after this WearlSOme
display Of legs and red fire.
Mr. Fawcett's play of " Skies and SevensD appears
10 nave met with the sort of reception that might
prompt Its author to sing Captain Corcoran's plain
1--WE moonlight apostroOhe on that bovdering sun
lect' IL has been taken of to make way for a rey-
Wv OF |Ohycte," at the BOu Theatre. next Satur-
u"y HIgnt This theatre will remain closed till them
Goodwins Froliquts produced at Havorly's Fonr.
techth Street Theatre on Wednesday evening a con-
SoineratIon ofnonscnse entitled 1.-THE Marionettes,"
ana ms was offered during the rest of the week.
lme aFrr2que5 have now departed to "frolique"
S"nIGWhelo else, and Mr. HavCrly's NastOdOn Min
stIels VIII come forth ut this theatre tomorrow
evening, to remain two weeks.
performance for the benefit of the Provident
DiSpensary for Working Women and Girls will be
gwen at Booths Theatre on Thursday afternoon,
March 81. The Hon. Ilurlow Weed will act az
treasurer and many leading citizens will Oliicate as
Il committee of Arrangements.
The Hanl0n-Lecs Combination will appear at the
Park Theatre in this city, under Mr.. Henry L. Alb
drama entitled A Journey Through Switzerland"
Mr. Abbey intimates that the pIece-so popular
abroad, and so much talked of-wil be brought for
WarG with magnificent scenery. Mr. Henry llOyt
mas pccn engaged scenic artist for this production
ana MI Henry Nldmer as musical director.
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the READING RAILROAD CONTEST

THE READING RAILROAD '"NlL'l'
Tn 0c Stockholders ofite Phiiadiphtd amt ReaaHg Rail
rOdd company:
We beg to state that Notwithstanding the
,nciol circuI,r aligned Franklin Il. Gowen. Pres't,"
issued March T. an election Tor President Managers
treasurer aud Secretary ofIho Philadelphia ana Reading
Railroad Company VIII De held at tho Assembly buildings
cornrr Of Tenth and ChcsnutstS, IN the Guy oi Fha
dclphia on Monday March IL, ISL III II O'Clock hoon
under the supervision OF George NJ D"'' o,q '''l
,,t,,t h,, the Colrt OF Common Pleas We earnestly
ut tho presence OF all qualified stockholders Of the
Company at this election. We only add that the state
n,ep of Mr. Gowen as to the number OF shares he rep
rescnts are misleading No opportunity has ever yet
bcen Afforded TO test the accuracy OF The estimates OF
be number Of shareholders alleged To DO represented
by Mr. Gowen either at his London heo'uEo VI W
held by him at tho present time
"KmDER. PEABODY & CO."
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STARS.

Miss Genevieye Ward will appear tomorrow night
Stepaanie in Forget Ne Not"-a remarkable
work of dramatic art ......Mmy Anderson acts this
week, IN Atlanta, Columbus. Selma Montgomery
and Mobile Locke Richardson's recital, to.mor-
row, at the Union League Theatre Will offer Mac
beth" Mr.. jefferson has acted in fifty cities OF
the United States, this seasOn-simce September -
last year. lie was last week IN St. Louis tie now
proceeds to his plantation, Orange Island New
Iberia, Louisiana. where he will remain till May.
Next autumn Mr.. Jefferson will act in New York, ~
Bob AceS, in The Rivals" ......John Mccullough
acts, TINS week, at Austin and Dallas, Texas.....
Lawrence Barrett will appear tomorrow night at
the Grand Opera House, in this city,. Mir BoucI-
cault will shortly appear at Nbo's Theatre in this
city, in Irish drama. Lester Waliack will appear
at the Windsor Theatre tomorrow night IN Rose
dale ...M Miss Clara Morris will be seen at the
Union Square Theatre, on Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons III Conscience" This piece was pleas
antly successful in earlier days, at this house.
Janauschek at Booths Theatre, this week will act
NarV Stuart Lddg UediOck and HOrieRse, IN
- Bleak House." Deborah aud LAZY Mdc6ch Last
week she iInpersOnated BrHHhHd, ;he heroine of
Mother and son." Ledg MdoJeth, and Aedea. 1t was
az DEBORAH e. Leah the FOrsaKen"l that this strong
tragic player first won the favor Of the American
nublic As long ago as the autumn Of 1S02.....1hc
chief stars visible in HewYOrk this week are Jan
auschek, Lester Wallack, John I. RAYMOND, Law
renee Barrett, GeneVleye Ward, Clara Morris, Gers-
fer Marie ROZe, and C&mpaninL THIS Is by no means
n dull DISPLAY for the season OF Lent.
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MORTALITY ~ FEANcE.-Thn total popula-
LATHAM uf frc Garth rrmarh, H. iHDH N'ficaic may be-
satrdat 300 600 600 for Europe, @iooooOO for Asia
100 600 600 Tor Africa, s5,OOUOoO FOR America
800 900 for Occanica Or q total o. Il2I'OO'O"o IN
,h,t,p, r,r tbe ,nt.r. world Nearly million per
,. IA. Annually i'm France which gives $500 deaths
pr diem In round numbers ana yet France Is one OF tho
most favored countries, in sanitary point OF Ve"' III
many countrcs, where cu'drmcs gre almost continually
49, n, to mortality h.In. thru higher Taxing ihe
,u,hrr al deaths "a France the cIicu"n ihe dad}
,,nber OF deaths IN he world averages J|'Jp; az
commenced ton, however for TINS ne Hu"CI % pIn'
IL r.i mated 10 reach lui, 500 p dltn'
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
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NEW ENTERTAINMENTS.

The spectacle of ''Voyagers in Southern Seas
will be- produced at Booths Theatre on the 21st of
March. This piece was originally acted, this cOun-
try, at the Boston Theatre.
Mr.. Haverly has formed new troupe ont Of the
"Strategists" company with Mr. j. b. Polk as
leading comedian. This combination will pro-
coed to San Francisco. Mr.. HaverlY is engaged in
the organization of nine other companies
Miss Catherine Lewis and Mr. John Howson to-
gether with their associates Of the CONTEMPLATION
Troupe, will reappear in New York on the 18th OF
April, at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, in "Olivette.
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NOVELTY AT TuE FIErH AVENUE

new comedy, by George Fawoctt Rowe. will be
produced AZ Havcrly's Fifth Avenue Theatre on the
22d Of next August. This piece is known to be orig
mai in plan, and repletc with eccentric character
and cXtray giant humor II Will be mounted with
new ana effective scenery, part Of which, painted
expressly for THIS plccc-wlll be brought here from
London. The regular dramatic season Of lSSl-N2
al the Fifth Avenue Theatre VIII b. opened with the
first representation of Mr.. Bowc's new play.
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NARIOUS ATTRACTIONS.

Felicia or Womans Love-" is prosperous at
the Unlon-Square Theatre Billee Taylor retains
ITS popularity at the Standard. Hazel Kirke " sa
fixture at the Madison Square Theatre "Cnde-
FeIla at School goes on at Days Theatre. Mr.. Ray
mond, as Fresh the -lmTicIR, is riding on the crest
oil the wave OF good-fortune at the Park. A pleas
INC entertainment NAV always he found at the s. j.
Minstrel tdl. Mr. llartZ has established his cheerful
ana plzLllng little temple of magic at the Masonic
lemplr An exhibition of the Moon will be opened
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| CORNWALL-In this city. March II. 1891 Sophia c.,
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| INST, at / O'Clock p M.
DAyIs-suadony, Of typhoid fever Thureday night,
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a 61z on Sunday Marche Sarah
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