Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

~ LAhhn A.
wafs q Der masic rooaa. from ~hich zncs
ths Vel kno-n fa-es Of Aa- Nsvaaa, Al
bani Van 1Ands MAn@ De~rA 4nxag With
Aap.e-on N kngLAnen. Me. g1nost. Mr..
Sto,kiafd and Aost II singers Who proudly
claim AaleFtca Easar honlo.
3" Look a. - tane- sAld rna1arn-. szIr7a-
tng % n picture 4 the beautiful irap~rsor,-
asor of Ciounods yuIist, which oecups-s re-
post q honor on tss nnansel Of re historic
music roorn "Hsr sro--S - ~underfal-
uar7-lous." The kindly eyes of tns szntnsr.
Italaa ~osnan yio~-si sikh ne pride Of shs
saccessfnl beacaer. ana se4t.ng ssrSeR on
diyAn in the splendAt salon Of hsr oe4aslrul
horne on Rrs Jou-roy. she lived over .,r-in
the giorlss q Asr departed youth n he ar
ticipared trianphs Of Aer American PaPEs
Look &c Ms Ersn-s, repeated nAStarle.
"Hsr succrse 3 wonderful. marvellous. She
stepped from sAis room. I may saw, on - the
sts ge n ths 6rsad Op~Ia ~ Paris. aad swept
everything before her H-r Tinrnpa vss
brilians-Er~at." Mu-. Aarchesis music
room "a II ne salon. rich Ia tr-sSur-s of art
IL Is iigRred ~ skyii Sh:. undar which =
platform and music stand. A zraad piano,
library % musical manuscripts, bric-a~ brac
and Oriental hanginrs complete "a furnish
inS ne bard entshsd oak foor Is IN natures
avn ir-s-, and. with tae portraits of tho
gifted women u song, many in the costumes
0f ths roles IN whirh they have achieved
fame. Mime. Merchesis music room Is an
idesl haunt q Apollo Mss Earnes was
never behind he scones c, a theatre until she
began the rehearsal Of 'Romso and Juhet p"
continued madane. "But-ah-yOu would
thlu< shs had trod it az aer hfe Such ease,
such <rsee-it wss wonderful But then"
smiled madame, American girls can 10
everything their resources ars endless"
The subject of Mme MArchssi's rhapsodi.s
Is tae rsizninS prina donna of Paris grand
opera Since her debut Last March sac has
charned thou sands q hsr y.Stfnx country
men. who went % tee Grand Op~r. house
rhisfv - Admire its adorunents, h5sls dream
hg hey would megt In to qussn ot rs sta<s
a daaxhtsr of ths stars and s>rioes Ms
Eames = th- laughter of 3 Boston oarrister
$40 was born IN China When years old
shs taSsn - America. whsrs sle I'D ths
studiouS 1nprstentious ia q New England
zir.s until thres years aSo. when soe came %
Paris fler voirs and love q muse she Ia
hcrins from her fathers family Many man
befs - the latter ars above she average mu-
1cal amateur Miss Fans Il ths first Of shs
family. however. % aloV1 m4lsic pro
f-ssion Tier iov- s0r ths az rlstic vas pro
no,uoef In earliest eh1dbood. This, toCethsr
w.fh Der pura. supple voice. iuduced ber
father. who vas Ger first Instructor, 70 lat
be- t-, ths psrils = shs stage. After Two
years ..alf iud singing n rh1irs and con
-f1. ihs became The pupil - The
e. trs Ia~rheei
t~rs IS an inirfatiS gable worker
+od '' her arr Tbs year befors
her iehr- was spent in l rssf in< AID sssirui-
lsf.nz .te 70 rfah'e lessons received from her
i1y-rgct1r Mis Ean-s 's bar 81 y.ars Old
T1n graceful. beautiful she is shc Ideal Ju-
bee trounot. ths composer. taught ner ain-
fle entire role q Jehat i1 b Is --ast opera
'foueo aud Juliet Ter success IS one q
the most rrr'arsthis ln roe long cs-eE0rT -
trr1rts wh. "a have ne7H achieved on rhe
rrr-a-r STAGE ~ Paris T,s Gay 'fter hcr ds-
hnt -he rrcfirei a -elsrram f~~an alr August
Harris asking Ger -o ae< a. Covsut Garden.