New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
THE AMERICAN OPERA TOUR.
MR. LOCKE TALKS ABOUT THE COMPANYs SUCCESS
AND PRO PECrs.

MIR, LOCKE TALKS ABOUT THE COMPANY'S SUCCESS
AND PRO Poets.
After an absence from New York of nine
weeks the Amrric-n Oper, Company. with all their be-
longiugs arrived here yesterday morning by special
tram from Albany where their travelling season ended
Oh Saturday night Charles f. Locke. the manager.
the afternoon AT his oice looking as Though he
had merely out OF town on pleasure excursion
Instead OF having directed the movements OF perhaps
the largest ORGANIZATION which given opera
side OF New-YOrk
APART from our artistic and financial success, hc
obs.ry.d 81 pride myself the discipline have
maintained and perfection with which all our plans
were carried out We have taken 30 people and nifty
tons OF scenery baggage throughout large extent
of country, flied ali OR dates. have
never disappointed an audience. ahd return
IN such condition that. II necessary,
WE could give Tomorrow night opera at the Academy
As fault essly during our REGULAR season Nov as To
what we nave actually doue. We set out. AS You KNOW
with season f.cen weeks behind Ms, during which
We gave sixn-s performances mere aud III Brooklyn
We gave during uIne weeks absence exactly the
same number OF p rforuancrs or Is! III ALL the
Tanning Of tho snrow given live Iinles. 'Orpheus
THIRTY, LoneuEriu' sixteen, MAGE flnte' SIX 'LAxme'
twenty-slx Merry Wives fourteen. 'Fylng DLtcnnan'
twenty, and sylvia aud 'Jcannot'o nitoen. Thus
Click auu Wagner between them secured naif the tOa
number OF represents Ions Tue Ohy variation from
aver 1886, performance tho hrst OF the
anco WAS messed aud change OF pro FAMINE uado
after announcement Incro was not even
change ia the principal monOers oI the cast
ave when wa managed to strengthen IL. AT >
O'Clock every nght lie curtain rose and dslsy OF
performance place. No 'sitou Boston, Paisa
uclpula, wasnins.ou. Batinore, o. l. '1's, t"'ca~o
apohs Detroit ,iovoia'd hoenes.-i. ~ r"cuse,
Utlca aud Albany. la .DVst Of .noso v.tics auAar,
cot,panus have IOrurd and ap.'ca.lon, nom
IN any uturr places Received
iuruallou auxiliary and subscriptions
10 The q pI "A tho Ncw-lvr& ,ou.any. Ai.v
&c thcr luo Dotn nnauc,a aud aflstlc
exceeded CUR iOudosL Apro'a lion, cad
ave you thc cntnusa~.n Win wulcn We we've
ever, her Received. Evv1 la cay saon 49, AlOab
The cul Iau raised tuo second act
m tho fl,iug Du.Uhlau." Nc SHAH al be-in The
al W cparInS Tor nc vomn- srsnO.
uuuurrus OF voices ~ ncaau ani al least
SIX new iVrtaut ~OrAs PREPARED iOr fcprcsenta
tlun IrIlU.pai si-eIs 10 .ngasod aha any
uuangus made wuion moan our cApcreneo oi lhc pas.
SEASON able. 30 yVu mat tAv summer NJ"
not for u. ~ least 50 lar AS Tho man
uguIIrut SOuSerneu
Mr. Locke Was ask.d 10 tho truth OF the reports
survad as 20 TIA. pf Mo iastrclt.rs rcIronrnt
nom luo coiupa y. Ih,ro Is not much 10 SAP sA'd
Ia. lhiuK Anne. Hasr,itor has behaved WIN nono
Lack Of good ud guonI engagci by US Tor tnc
sra.ou al - oor,Aiu for MY performances vook
after tho contract was si-nod and aitor hcr $40
cess In how-YOrk ve vo,uutsriiy doubled this
sum. MAen we game 70 TAX over next Seasons