The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-26
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
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Trovsfose. nece~sitsted change Of bill
last erenfne. and Bates beautiful bailsd
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op~ra riyen- The cast Was - follows:
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r. was an cH night. Tine ABSENCE OF
Niue. Won Januschoyski caused several
Changes IN ske cast, and roles were given
10 those sho were nnaisle TO abstain them.
The per osnance was therefore dssap-
continent 90 those who expected the per
feet rendition OF the charming opera that
the cornpsry under more fortrstous con-
ditions so1id have given them
The work il FepIese with beautiful ballads,
concerted and ensemble numbers, accom-
painted by an orchesirafion simply en-
chanting. and the Interpretation by the
s0ioisss, chorus aud orchestra which par
tieipstea in les; evenings performance de-
lighted every body in the audience. par
,seularly so as the musical treat was an IN
expected one. airline. of course. was the
cent: al figure in The performances. and
Miss Susie Leonhardt's representation Of
the role Was excellent un .er the circnm-
Stances her pns:tios--caIled suddenly TO
q difficult role in the stead ef q more
eminent ;erformer--wgs OF course . very
difficult and trying one. and 1t Is high
praise under these circumstances TO say
that she tiled the role scceptablv. The
audience was very generous, ehecrsuiiy
overlooking evident etiic encies. In reeog-
nit:oa OF an honest aud by no means
uaworfhy effort. and the young
iasiy was mere than once very
Heartily applsnsisd. Mss / zric Mac
Michel, as the 20 leeu OF tue Gypsies." sns-
tanned the part wiih dramatic fervor. Her
rendition of that musical gem, ITO Memory
Dear" vas one OF the bright spots OF the
entertainment. and was received with gen.
erous applause.
Tay,apie RI as the Count was grand
The famous baritone is almost beyond the
pale of criticism. He Is q consammate
master of the art OF singing and acting,
and be made an impression apon the
minds OF his hearers last evening that vii
long be remembered His rendition Of the
celebrated ballad, The Heart Bowed
Down." was In itself alone veil worth the
price OF admission.
Eivin Singer. in the role Of Thaddeus.
was unforlnna'e The bea stifnl s,.Io. - f air
Land OF Poland. which should have rang
out in a noble tenor, Was voiced but fe~biy
and did not even merit the slight applause
IL received. His singing was = dissppoini-
ment - the audience. although he strove
conscienf;cusly 10 please, aid showed that
in more appropriate role he was capable
OF very cresiitable work.
Z. n. Knight made great hit n "Dsv-
iishoof." This buff.rcnmeiian not only
acts well his part. bus sings his music with
good taste and fine voices trait rarely
found in bniEo artists.
Mr.. Frank Peri. as Floerssein, filed
the role very acceptahly. The chorus done
their share cf the work excellent we'll.
dorff rendered magnificent accompani.
menr 10 the musicai forces OF the stage.
Mr.. Felix Bour. the ohoist OF The orchcs-
ira, created a genuine surprise by his rlay-
ing OF the obiisato, The Heart Bose
Dosn," on his .wce.-,onrd Instrument II
received such hearty applause that he was
Obliged to repeat IL.
The Juch orchestra Is remar kablc body
Oh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EttIy Tie III DSi oil TX
Is an artist on his respective instrument
and thev are without doubt the finest body
OF orchestral players that has yet beea
heard in this city.
'MIGyoS" ro-xiGHr
Miss Jueh will appear this evening in the
title role OF Ambrose Thomas delightful
opera, "Mignon." The roe IL exactly
suited to the personslits Of the charming
prima donna. and has been one in which
she has made one OF the great triumphs ii
her successful o.eratic career. Mr.. vetta.
the delightful hssso of the company, vii
appear as Lothar,o, one Of bis best roles M.
Hrdmonds. the tenor. who made so decided
a success in Faust will sing he part OF
wiihelmeist Lizzie Macnicho will as
sumo another bos part in the role OF Fred.
eriek, and i, IS hoped that Nine Won Jaun-
schossky will be sufficiently recovered to
assume the role of Felsaa.
The sale OF seats viii re continued to-day
by MANAGER FRYE ut Yemen & vaughan'a