Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-20
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The English opera Company hneun
as the old Emma Abbott company yin
be at Powsrs' tomorrow and Tne,1av
evening in Martha" and sll frova-
tore" 1t 10 headed by the chasminr
Lixzle Annandale. M. II. W. Tohln-
who was at the Morton yesfarday. said.
although We have been singing in tas
South for two or three wesks. Ne in n
Atty opened our regular ssaaoa
last night. Our company. With ouo
exception, Is just the same a. IL
Abbott company OF last season, and [
see no reason Why we should not be &C.
corded . place in public favor. Cer~
tainly we are all bending every energr
to = common end-to please the nuh,1c.
and il hard work and careful Attention
TO details will insure success, surely Ne
ought 10 have our share. Our choroa
is really an excellent one, aud an
confident will do superior work"
Questioned as 10 his ideas IN refer
ence 10 the effect Of constant use..of the
voice, Mr.. Tobin sand: 81 stxiisve thai
the more the voice Is used, )udiciously.
of course, the better il becomes. Niso
Amaudale, In recent interview. gave
the following testimony on that point:
Recently little lady who had jist rc-
turned from Italy, where ehe had epent
some years cultvating her voice, told
me that she couldn't think of singing
oftener than three times week. re-
marked 10 her my dear that was lust
the feeling had when ! returned from
Europe, but after short talk with Mr..
Wethercll found that / could sing
four times week. After another talk
with Mr.. Wetherell 1 learned 70 my
utter surprise that / could sing five
times . week, while latterly both Miss
Abbott and myself sang eight tmes =
week. To be sure, IN order 20 do this
one must take good care Of the health.
and keep the physlclai system free
from lila, but personally / never In
dulge in coddline. In other words
accustom myself to do without espec-
tally heavy wraps, taking care, how
ever. not TO remove any more OF my
worn wraps than possible when 20 %
the theater, where, ae . general rule,
the drafts are something frightfui. Miss
Abbott, on the other hand, was morbid
on the subject of excluding the AIT from
contact with her person, and the result
was that her eystem had no power Of
resistance whatever, and 90 when she
contracted . severe cold il found her
an easy VICTIM"
Rednsnds-'sRecky sGesnsain Waas.e
Beginning tonight and continuing Ill
week with daily masineee, toe noted
young soubrette, Little 0oldie, viii
occupy the stage of the popular Rod<
mond theatre. appearing as The ceotnl
figure in the "Rocky Mountain Wo8
The latter y . sensational dnme M
an unusual numhcr Of ekrikauk ooooc1
and incidents and has been one q de
genuine successes in its claeo> The
play is picture of life in the far Westv
and introduces great many scenes
that are familiar 20 those Who have
visited tnat part OF the country, scenes
Of the Balancing rock, Tower Of Babel,
Cathedral spire, the Garden of the
Gods, Dear Head rock, Pickles Peak
and others. The scenery necessary for
the proper production Of the play 10
carried by the company. the latter
being superior organization. The
piece was especially designed for the
young actress and her success ia it has
been emphatic. A genuine Rocky
Mountain burro and . handsome pony
are amoung the novel features Of the
performance. The "Rocky Mountain
waif" will run the first four and last
days of the week. On Thurrday and
Friday Ziz, the Pet Of the West, viii b.
presented.