New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

nont out parallel or a source for The majority OF
his aumsing situations and logical diversions. 1t is
obvious for instance, that to the choice OF the name
Iarataria We the amusing conceit AT the bottom
of Giuseppc's plea for recognition of the fact that
though together he and Marco made but one King
they nevertheless ought - eat for two
men. one Of the Councillors had declined
to recognize the fact that thou-h tie gondoier'
acted as one person they in fact two persons.
saying that it a legal fiction, and hence sol
cmn thing The remainder of the dialogue is in the
MikadO's7 vein:
Giu.-No; but You can recognize two independent ,ic
appetitcs. It's All very well % -iy We a't a. VG'o
person, but when you supply Us with oy 6 HG carr
between Us should describe 1t as Iced4 ho'oil '
Tom~Ir- rather a nice point. don't like to cA.
press opinion of hand. suppose We reserve II lo'
argument before the full Court! 81, ,.,
Mar.-leS; but what are we TO 40 i'll ''0 N'""
time ,.i or1or Cor
double ration, on tacif Ma.csjics entering into tie
usual undertaking - indemnify In te e'c'' VI Il" d"
verse decision.
When We remember that Baratarla was the name
of the Island CITY on which sancho Panza was sent 10
reign as Governor, and where DR.. fedlO heHo nc
Aruero permitted him TO eat nothing for lcar Oh inc
effect of the various dishes ON sancho health We SEQ
at once what il was that prompted the discourse about
lhe double rations We even suspect that IL was
the assassination Of tie MaasaNy Embassy on theF
rcturn f. Madagascar after visiting England and the
United states a few years aSo. which suggested inc
idea of the monarch Of BaIatalia who became Ne'-
cyan Methodist and was killed with all his Wesleyan
disclosed by that amba~ Sad rial visit wa, tat inc
Court of the Queen OF Madagascar consisted lAFteY
Of native Wesleyan Methodist minister hcnn,~
iseences have always been plentiful in Gilbert "ltr
eta books, which have an been col1h1eu ron tno
people OF the Eab ballads, and tine forms ol ine
early Operettas have been copied over ana over a-h
but the Imitation, have never been 80 bold a. now
ut the instance Of
His Grace Of Plaza Tor
And IL, tilacc'- Duchess true
And His Gr;co's daughters. too
And His Trace private dram,
# is impossible to keep Joseph Porter. X. G. Be- his
sisters and his cousins ana Dis aAhi9 out Oh nlIn
Of the embraces and p.oe>tauone Of the past p.eN.t
indulgence being esiopIed ny t"e l1y. 1'H' .,a
married To The unknown KING I'm infancy. memory al
once recalls the c"iiesponu- 9yg,y ~ ' ,t t.v
flirting OF course the moment LUZ y proclaimed
King 10y the nur>e he appears I'm hi, royal to--oN
just "a Ralph RachstIaw shows up III captain tH,
form directly the bumboat woman tells how She had
II j, not for The purpose Of picking flaws in the
opCrctta that we have directed attention to these
things. but only 10 make it plain how little Ih9
Gondoers7 can get along without clever act RS ana
Charming in il lis outside The horizon Of it, plot,
The play itself cannot hold the attention The people
preston pesS Ut to the wit and numor which
are incidental to the play; sir Mthur, music heinl,
ever a musical dramatist Like the costumcr, le
benefits by the theatre Of the action, but the benefit
is only external The first act plays ln Venice me
Iersonaees are mostly eund oiicrs ard c'ntadiue ANA
bright Italian rlytlm~, hticarollcs by court
again. So i'm the second act, the al' licclulc lama
Maupsquc relics, the spanish dance i'm triple time.
which is one of the most pie i-ins numbers in the
taking, patient and friendly search would discover
the least or-naiity in The music is justified ".,e
da S ni'' do ..,' not '' Of n" aocr c.>
Of local color ia music sir arthur m'h',
time or place. Much q il /. czc.cdns'y mclodious
and pretty ana il Is all d~CIeelF Nru III for N3.c Ice,
Ien inst 1f IL 3D. /. O. n