New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

dress rehearsal; and if ho thought ii necessary to give
few suggestions. lie listened u the music with rapt
attention especially the choln>eN and c"ncer'cd NUM-
hers When the rehearsal was over he went I" Sgn"r
DE Novcllis shook him heartily 10y the hand ami SAID
e" It. i, perfect am not wan 'S hcr.' ON leaving
MIR Met aull Sgu"r De Novellis Joined forces with
th. DuN t,pcr, Company, and later went to- Mr..
Aronson with whom he remained only a short tm"
Iii, next engagement was with Francis Wilson, III mat
comedian. fir-t attempt aS star in The "oi.ii' .
Iii, musical Was a. great u" III the production
of E. The Merry Monarch" Nearly all leaders have
,L.ir dS,iuct uecuartics and Sgnor De NOvrlli> j,
not different i'll til, respect from > fellow WORKER.
ON tn. contrary his characteristics are little more
marked on account Of his being foreigner
When a grl j. being engaged for his chorus nc
look, at her with critical eye. II her appearance
i, satisfactory hc Will smile dandy and ask Her
to secng something. liu, woe for her II she starts
10 MARBLE When the Leaves Begin to Fall. or Wien
the Robins Nc, Again" He will request her t" stop
and sing xc scales" and then ten chances to one h'
will say: NV gosh you have a voice like one leciic
mosquito wcc.wcc wee giving the poor girl ;'n
exaggerated imitation OF her singing II l' d"c> NOT
frieen the girl ont Of the theatre. h" l. lost III M
mratun Of her courage and pluck. and she gets an
engagement.
Al rehearsal he is extremely thorough and strict.
and will not allow any monkeys business. as nc oaI'
il, Every one must naturally pay close attention I"
Tive work \ false Nat noie will almost cause nm I"
fall from the piano sto H.
To encourage the oh0ri>cr, TO try par,It'n' nun
Der again he viii Now his time Tor ~ peer
His great hobby H. cNpr''' son. ,....,.. ..,,
My yO>h. show /" aud."hc" zai Won nave SUI: ~
in Your bodice. lat aic not G"td 20 |c WORN" "'H
gosh. 49,, Il, , ,.i.,, -,
After the curtain goes down Oh ia" hr-t nlHiI' q! ii
new prnd, ti ne goes to every room ana tha'h' VIC
Noodle for tlc;f effort dmriir The cNe;lhf.
t,lr>tave k":her mu-l'dl director al ti' 'EI''
one If the most talented leaders, and J. "h'n'" l
Youngest musical director Of any p~iin"ii'c &" ~
country lie was born lcrford. Wr''i'tia. 't.
MANY on February -. -. lii ria!la'h'i> ',''
crandmotlcr~ both side. a, "cil q, lH p"tri'
were all musicians. IL l. wpidc: mat ne III. M
cal talent 1t born in him ne , came u ,s
country with his parents IN 1eo' ana I'eu III Ii N
Vile Nv. lie ia, studied nh,r. r'n' .r',m ~
ylolonccllu since hI> ,rvcnth year. ana n ~ '
engagement I" lny the cell" during ,% re- a,
oprr. season IN l-1@ ls1:; and l-'i. w!!th n' "a"
se.,ucntly conducted. his first oper, being Wcbcra
Ertschuetz He va, thea little over .iAtrch VA,
Old and hi. NERVOUSNESS and fright on the ni>' np,
were something terrible 10 Inn. 'WtW"f"i\ g. ~
,hinc went along chc"Ifully A. n"illa- 'i' ' ,
hi, success from that night WAS i>>ll?Fn' p'' "
seasons Of $50 and l-1G he wa, rcpci'cnr "i ,I'
lev, Theatre at I.uui->il'. Later n" wa, ri' ~.
which mace he held uu,il l-1". During maj N"hi w.
wrote hi, first opera. call d ",n!'> Inc hn,,' a., w.,
written lv Morris Warner. Il" opera va piai'" ~,
fnur months tliougI the south h' the Iichli" ~
English Oprr, Company. but u NJ. H." ,"' a,,
the company collapsed il pci'"t' MICH '''."'s