St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-11
MUSICAL TIPS.

Marie Tempest, at the conclusion OF her
engagement with the AronsoHs, viii sail for
her home in London, where she will spend
| her summer vacation. She emphaticaliy de
4. MES that she has secured the rights of The
| Tyralean' for London JimbuctOo, or any
where else; or that she has the remotest de-
sire 10 appear in this piece after the termi-
! nation OF her present engagement. Next
J season Miss Tempest expects 10 lead an
opera company under the management OF D.
| NJ HILL in IL new opera by Kegdald De
! koven. II is said that the organization is TO
! be one OF musical strength. George Sweet,
| the popular baritone, Will emerge from his
retirement ana become aiding member of
J this company.
| Harmonlzed Melodies. published month
( ly by f. Trifet OF Boston. is musical col
lection that surpasses ali former works of
this kind. Contained in the April number
are sacred and secular. Genie and senti-
mental pathetic and humorous gems Of
melody so well arranged by Charles d. Blake
that not only can they be sung with or with
out accompaniment but, were the words re-
moved, there would be collection OF beauu
fuIinstfumeDtal arrangements left without
changing note. Every taste is remembered.
and something appropriate can be found.
from "Old Folks AT Home" down TO the lat
est songs tor the concert hall, the home par
Tor or the chimney corner.
Miss Sedohr Rhodes, formerly Of Grand
Forks, N D. makes her debut in opera ct
Boston journal. in Paris letter about Nine.
Marehesi pupils, says: Miss Rhodes was
formerly pupil of SCR. Agramonte, in New
York. but she has now been with Nine. Mar
chest three years. Last year she obtained
great success when she sang at Nine. Mar
chests annual concert at the Sale Erard.
She is soprano legere. aud is as much adj
mired for her great beauty as her charming
voice
Nine. Patti gives little talk Oh musical
Il. T,il. IA hnta ACIln 1nA To
the secret of her good health and the reten-
ton of her voice, she said II keep my tenn
per ana stuck 10 regular hours. she added
this valuable suggestion: Never lose your
temper. No woman can keep young who
often loses her temper. When feel that my
temper is getting the better of me. get up
and leave the room. Avoid ali excuses of
every kind. Be moderate in ali things.
1t is announced that Sir Arthur sullivan
and W. S. Gilbert have agreed 10 collaborte
in new comic opera. which however, cali
not be completed before next year. sullivan
is at present engaged upon the composition
Of music for a comic opera for which sydney
Grnndy recently completed a libretlo. and
which will be produced as the next attrae-
ton nj the savoy.
The Pauline Hall Opera company will
shortly be Teorganized, and will open its
summer season i'll Boston III June. Miss
Hall viii produce new opera book by C. L.
Mcclellan ana music by Edgar Kelly. IL is
UNDERSTOOD lndt FREQ SOlOL1OH Will CREATE
the leading comedy role, and Grace Filkins
VIII be the soubrette.
King Kaliko." comic opera by Fred
Solomon ana Frank Dupres Will nave its in
ital presentation under the direction of
Frank Sanger al the Broadway theater. New
FORK, June o. There will be five comedy
roles, and il is understood that the work Will
be produced in fife style.
The Bostonians feel highly elated at their
success in Frisco, and justly SO, they are
playing TO the capacity of the Baldwin
theater at each performance. bessie Bartlett
Davis scored an instantaneous hit with her
new song, Promise Me-.
The latest addition 20 the best Of so-ealied
operate attractions Is Thomas q. Seabrook
in "The Isle Of Champagne" The company
Will give its first performance in New York
next month.
The practical results of Pnderewski's visit
TO the United States is q cash netting of Sl00,-
3I6 exclusive of twelve private engagements
at 81, eco each.
A very fine musical programme has been
arranged tor the service at Christ church this
morning, Easter Sunday morning
Louise Montague is appearing this season
in the nautical opera, ship Alloy" creating
q favorable impression.
Edward Lloyd, the famous English ballad
tenor, ar ived in New York last week.