Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-03
THE STAGE.

The new opera by Tsc1aikowsky is to
be brought out in Brussels. Il is entitled
Tscharodeika, which. with the name OF
the composer, sounds like sn attack of
hay fever.
Pattl is msking S tour Of the English
provinces. after which she will give sea-
sons at Paris and Lisbon, whence she will
embark for her South American tour
March S
iiglio Nordics Gillian Norton is max
ing brilliant tour of England and Scot
land. She is to give three concerts in
London this month, and also = series in
Glasgow and Dundee.
Myra Goodwin is playing 10 good money
in Philadelphia.
Oliver Byron and his clever and cult
waited Wife, Kate Byron, mad q weez OF
great success with "Fhe Inside Track" in
Philadelphia during the holidays.
The musical wonder is now delightiug
and astonishing the Quaker City. The
Philadelphia Press Of recent dste says
TIE josef Holman concert st tie Acsd-
envy o. Music 20 morrow afternoon prom
ises to be still more successful than the
last one given in this city. The interest
In the boy pianist's remarkable werk is
becoming thoroughly aroused. The sale
OF seats, how progressing, indicates an
immense audience. The programme will
include several novelties by the young
pianist, while Gil the artists who appeared
in his last concert will agsin be heard.
Among the number Of Interested per-
sons who are watching the progress Of
the National Opera Company is Nine.
Fursh- Maoi, the late prime donna. At
| the time she severed her connection with
the company the latter WAS just $500 in
her debt. Placing the matter in the hands
OF her lawyers, Messrs. Howe
& Hummel the latter have dis
| covered c means to collect the amount.
Their plaa has been TO follow the opera
cCmpaDv from place to place and sttsch
the receipts at the box Office.
Nine. Fursch Madi lives With her hus-
band, Monsieur Verie, On S -venseenth
street, and says that her Instructions sFe
that her lawyers should Institute gar
nishee proceedings in every place the
opera appeared; that the receipts at the
box Office should be attached until her
| claim had been fully paid. Monsieur
Verle does not believe the $500 will ever
be cleared off, but hopes that the larger
ptI tAOu Va ~ WILL NC" Va DISA.
Another Patti-as this is a. least the
hundreth, she may be good one-has
dewned upon the operate world. Kiss
Melva, otherwise Mrs. Armstrong-the
young and pretty wife Of au Australian,
and the pupil of Mschesi, who, with her
husband, was present st the performance,
made her debut On Thursday night OF
last week In Brussels, at the Theater de
la Mornsie, in the role OF Gilda in Rigo-
letto. Her voice is reported 70 have
more volume than had PATHS at the same
age, with all thst charm OF tone and
crystalline purity OF sound Of the great
diva. She i, to appear in Lakme and
in Faust, and this her first debut on any
stae IN an unqualified success; and Brus-
sells is considered by the profession to be
the most critical Of all continental cities.
Il Music Courier.
Emma Abbott, who will open in Fort
Worth next Friday night, has materisIly
increased her company, and the troupe is
row one CT human song-birds. As the
Abbott performance will be the only
opera FcIt Worth will have this season,
she will be greeted with crowded houses,
for the fair hooking bird is prime ia
vorite in this city. The Abbott company
is literally one OF artists.