New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-14
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA IN LONDON.
u.11,E,s coSoERTs-A BI SHOP on THE THEATRE

HAILE'S CoNCERTs-A BI SHOP on THE IHEAIhE
NOTES FROM THE CONTINENT.
London. June 13.-THe Sullivan interest offended
because Augustus Harris did not choose Or arthur
n comnose the music for " KenilwOrth," has been
Modified by the fact that the Queen has conmanueu
that "The Golden Legend be performed AZ lhe HoS
Albert Hall on July g. of a concert to be gwen III
honor NJ the visit 10 England Of Emperor William OF
Germany At the gala opera performance 10 DC given
on July g. In honor Of the EmIerors vlsit' Co'enV
Garden Theatre Will be beautifully decorateu "iui
flowers and plants. The programme VIII proo"Oiy
be composed In the main OF selections lron ""s"''
operas. .o.-
The Prince Of Wales heads the list OF tue suaia''
of Charles Halle's new series OF concerts
Ny uonschel has abandoned the idea OF relying so'lS
IN orchestral work and has engaged the best OBTAIN
able soloists such as Paderewsk. the plaNol isdso
the viollnist and Jean Gerady. the vioioncensI
The Russian composer Tschaikowsky has maze az,
rancenents TO take full Russian choir TO the C'eo
states next season. He will probably open his season
I'm New-YOrk
The Rishop Of Durham has written letter TOT pun
LEGATION. in which he says that the universal ms'ho'
toward dramatic representations appears 10 sro" "oe
the theatre answers to the natural and rsh' oesIo
The Bishop adds "The only rule can oher OF ioi'o
is whether or not a particular amusement neips no
in nv work II so, it Is, In my opinion q oicSsiis
divinely sent although most harmless p"s'e Ni"'
become bad for particular person. 49,,
pv Henry Irvings special desire, his son hein'
will begin his theatrical career under John haie '
lessee manager and leading actor Of GarI1cKs Ie"'o
The vonnc man viii make his debut at that ueauiV
durne the coming season, taking part In IH'
school for Scandal"
Ellen Terry is suffering from influenza
~, nh Mrs Kendall and Charles Willard had q
hearty reception upon their return to TINS chy non
tho rnited states They are we'll pleased WIN 'lieii
American experiences. a.. .,.oo ..
A yianesi. who resigns this month the pace VI
leader of the orchestra of the Paris opera, NJ ofu.
to accept similar place at New-Yorh' salo reoeis;
m an Associated Press correspondent IN Paris
have. already been in Arnerica. as Won know hau
the honor of conducting the opening performance Vi
the Metropolitan opera House IN New forA' When
Mesda,ncs Nilsson, sembrch and other stars sang
and I have also appeared in Boston, Phiiadeip'na'
Chicago. Washington, Baltimore, Cincinnati ana st.
Ionis The leadership on the point OF reslgnng
bse oained for me the decoration Of the Legion OF
Honor and place In the history of the twenty SIX
nrchestra leaders who have held the post since 1ooS
SbsN fhe Paris opera was founded 81,
WALKER Damrosch, says dispatch IRON BerIlI, mas
engaged NJ Jules COINS second concert master VI
ne yOliDs for his permanent NEW OrK oynPhosn&,
Orchestra NJ COINS Is the recipient Of the god Ineoal
fr violin solo and quartette at the Imperial COnseT
vatOry Of Moscow, and wa, uurlhs iaS' "An'oi' W
vioinist with Coonne III fafls'