Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-18
my LITTLE EMMA
- Gazette interviewer in Her
~ s,,es, and Most Cap,iya.
ting Manner
characteristics of the Great
o.,,,any-somo Diamonds
that Are Diamonds

a, ,areciating the favor In which
~ ah songstress, Emma Abbott,
sum- ,bs publlc, and being equally
y attaining some information
q y herself and her present en-
liln .so,ny. OF whom many favora-
eom are written, called upon the
pein sss this evening to solicit an in
Emma Abbott is as sensitive to
and drafts as microphoDe,
" sonnd costly ensconced in q re-
= aor of the Grand Windsor, di-
VIZ ior the roof. She received THE
renresentative with her own IN
a a aud enthusiastic manner,
sayly the while. The little
4 ;s.n5s loves to talk about her en-
n n English opera, and to the in
ris always ready TO present some
n gossipy items.
y she said, "you find me right I'M
W All MY health is admirable, eX-
oeryes. and, to spare them, | al
n n as high up as possible. Mr..
s.ed TO say | would 90 upon the
3 had an umbrella big enough.
am away from noises and can
n late as please. As you observe,
n IN Is busily engaged in barricad-
windows with heavy blankets"
N .lerstand you have made u very
Il I'M tour through the North, Were
4 ,sed with your reception in the
j. orthern cities :" queried the re-
81 yes; very much so, indeed! But
Il !. that is concerned, our reception
n ',embled in its hattering character
q amer ia which our company has
Il nceiyed at every place since the
II Inc of the tour. In fact, may say
Wy place we have visited our APP
a rces have been greeted with such
4 n Of APPRECIATION as to make this
4 tour, so far, resemble one tri-
4 march. And bear in mind that /
d As in full remembrance of the
n N Unprecedented success which has
Il 5id our company on previous tours
4 what do you attribute the extraor-
A, success of the tour?" asked the
Hier
Nm IN the first place, to the pleasing
Eunon by the public of the truth em-
4 a IN our motto, The most popular
successful grand opera company IN
sdai aud, secondly, to the unparal-
4 bdlliancy of the artists in my pres
lfonpany, the strength of the chorus
.Dperas, which have been largely aug
hi, and the beauty of the new and
M costumes and properties which
been specially imported for this
sboare the principal artists who 90
BIKE up the present company?'
SOME SWEET SINGERS.
succeeded in securing Senior Niche
celebrated Spantsh-Amcricau ten
1 know you will agree with me when
! you have heard him. He is the most
ted tenor ever heard in America, not
|ptlug Campuninl himself In perso-
,ppearanre he is man of elegant
|onions, with clear olive complexion,
less as 10 features and 4 pair OF brill
hes, large, luStrous and as black as
When moved bv feeling his ewes
4 blaze When singing some impass-
4 airs from Troyatore and Trayiata
! ewes contain n world Of love and
IN. His strtkingly handsome per
Inv will. | fear. capture more than
Of American f.mipjnity. His most
,eous voice is something never before
h in this country.
am free to confess - said the bcautl-
lille diva. "lhat after hearing all the
DO conception of the real beauties of
part until heard IL sung by Michele
The warmth of the southern sun
Is to permeate every note; he seems
lecome inspired, and as the man
VS. his whole being into the melody
pouring forth. his features light Up
q luster that is an infallible index to
reatness of the artist. When [ first
him In Paris determined to secure
and succeeded. He has signed
engagement with nv managers, and
rica will now hear a tenor that pos
IS the greatest voice ever bestowed
human being.
iesdes Senior Mlchelena, we will
Agostino Monteoriffo. the famous
twho achieved SO treat a success
the Milan Opera company; also
Etelka Gerster. Alhanl and Hauk.
Tliam Pruett late of her Maiesty's
a cOmpanv n barytone who is pro.
eed one of the most highly cult
and sympntbetic singers on the
!.
VILLAIN Rroderick tbo doshinp young
}, is again with ns
4 the ladies there is the sweet
d contraIto AnnandaIe and the dark
Beumi VIII nosSasSae a rare mezzo.