New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04

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The summer season at the Boston Museum
will be managed by Mr.. John Howson Jointly with Mr.
Field. Miss Lillian Russell and Miss Augusta Roche
The eRerS vii Resf
"The Grand Duchess" and possibly one or two operas
new to this country.
At the Nouveaut6s Lecocq's lie CDur ct
la Main has been succeeded by hreeac bufo opera
LIE Droit de PAfnssse," by MN Leterrer and Vanoo
music by NJ Francis Chassaigne who has apparently
succeeded with h. frat attempt at music for The stage
after experience hitherto limited to wiring lor the
Cafe-chantant
The fifth rehearsal and concert of the Phil
harmonic Society of NewYOrk on Friday afternoon ana
Saturday evening is the one for which tho programme
is designed in memory OF Richard Wagner being com
posed as follows: Zine Faust Outerte Wotans Fare
well and Magic Fire Scene, from Die WaihtTe Seg
irsd's Dea,h from Die G6terddmmeru"g' ana tne
EIOca" symphony OF Beethoven.
The Maurice Grau French Opera Company
returns to week, after heightened absence In
Mexico and Cuba. and will begin spring season Of
opera-boac and opera-comiqne at the Casino. with La
Joie Parfumeuse" on Friday evening. March 16. Nine
TheO and NJ. Capou appear together in opera-boufe.
The opera will he changed every night During the sea-
son Paul and Virginia" will be given. with NJ. Capoul
these Will he positively the last appearances In New
York OF Thee and Capoul.
The programme of the Wagner Memorial
Concert, to he given at the Academy tomorrow
ing is completed. 1t includes from 1annhaeuser the
overture the Dir "Dich Tbeure Halle" from Act H. y
Mile Rossni. AMI EH-a5ehS Prayer. rom Act I'LL 10y
Nine scalchi from "Lohengrin -: the vorspie the
duo Of Elsa ANA Lohenir from Act III. (by Mile. Ros
SIM and signor MierzwnsKi; from Die Walkire, the
Walkuren- Ritz. and SegmnndS Love Song 10y signor
Got 81 dammerang . The Meisersinqer overture; and two
songs with pisnoforts-' Dreans ana =" sn i lr
song ITO be sung by Mmo. Scach Dr. Dalnrosch VIII
conduct.
The ST. JdmeS'S Gazette remarks. aprOpos OF
the report (snce proved false, OF Tamberlks DEATH
"Tha Sirnor Tamberk at tho age ofsixtyhree should
still be one Of the leading tenors OF Europe shows now
sadly We are In want OF some youthful Tamoeflx or
vouthf Mario In the interests OF opera Is very de-
that ore or two bari ones and bssSes OF the high
eat merit should forward. But the suEehb u. a.
rsav capah. really attractive tenor would be OF stl
advantage under present circumstances the
TALENT OF our prime dOHe In which Tor some cars pss
the chief attraction of operatc representations mss con-
ssted is sometimes nsulicently brought Ou Tor wan
of the support tnat would be afforded by Thoroughly
able teucr."
The special correspondent of ire Lohdo"
Times writing o. Wagners obsequies az Bayreuth says
What with the Dead March from segired ana the
imrassoned pety Of the orators. there were lew
dry eyes in all the assembly. l never bcheid such
cnd.ie display OF unaffected grief IL is on snch oc-
casor that the nature displays an ehusVe hnu
touching simplicity that quite asonishes an Anglo
Saxon observer To-day saw men. whose names are a.
eboll words in the ar-tc word OF Europe sODbng
and enbr icing each other in sylnplthe'c SorIo" u
fore the bier OF the man Who was simply adOrcd by them
when lie lived the greatest practitioner OF their ar'
and who now that he Is dead, seems dOuOi! bra III
their eyes"
The Paris Municipal Council have made up
her minds the much xed question Of thc Opera
Populare which is now TO become a reay. The sue
cessful competitor fer tie annual grant Of 100000
francs from the city OF Paris 10 NJ Eugene Rit who
talks OF opening In tie with NJ. MasSe ict =
Herodade" in the building transformed into theatre
hitherto occupied b. the Panorama OF Beltort Inc
proscenumopenng will be scarcely three feet less man
that 4 the Grand Opera, and the house VIII hold 5000
or b. the shifting % certain movable partitions. 1000
persons The committee charged with drawing M the
repor on the subject recommended tbat the opera
and nique shall be bound TO allow the opera
Populare 10 give oOncurreny with them any works oil
reeir repetory which. on account OF Their great va ne
the publ should have greater facilities Tor h,aflug
Il is remarked that one rccpal purpose OF tue opera
Populaite Is TO afford Enacted composers a new ana
outlet for their creations, It "a difficult to
understand now that purpose will DO Forwarded b.!
choking up the outlet with works already performed.
The programme arranged for the concert at
Chiokorng Hail. tomorrow evening. for the benefit Of
the New.York Diet Kitchen Association will DO per
formed by the Standard Qunrette Club and by the Eng
sh Gee Club an organization which has been Of late
too rarely heard The Standard club VIII play the first
movement from BeethOyens quartet, Is, and Schu-
berts Andate rdrfo.iOn while Mr. Brandt VIII play
a romance OF wihelmj, and Mr.. Bergner noctuine by
Iachner. The club will accompany the EnghAh GIee
Club in RheinhcigerS part song Night" beside when
the Giee Club viii sing Iiatlons King Witafi Drink
rg-horn" CaldicJtrs "LttleJook Homer" and smarrs
"Twight": aud Messrs Denuison EIlari, Becsett and
Aiken will give Hsttops par,song "The Letter. There
ara r. be soos by Mrs Anderson and Mrs Danforth and
- durt Mir Florio will accompany. The programme
il therefore snguay attractive, and the concert benG
under the patronage Of many ladies wei known IN
socey and for object approved by our most eminent
Uhys.ciaus II will doubtless br great success Inc
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