The sun., 1894-01-28

| He said some other things about American
| women which were pretty. They had made.
| he said. his social experiences very agreeable
because they all speak French.
| And whom / sing at their receptions in-
formally. and sing French songs. they all un-
derstand my language and appreciate the
| music. Americans. in fact. have a great ap-
| probation OF music, and american women are
| charming. charming. charming"
| nj. Plancon has not been Informed that this
| winter is unusual as to weather. and is In much
| perpleIity Of mind therefore.
| They told me In France" he said, that
] when came to America must look out for
| the weather; that 1t was very bad. Yet what do
fndf Remembering the advice. put on
| Rrsatcoat and this m ufler Inc referred to sew
eral yards OF warm silkl and 60 out. to meet
| day like one In spring. All. the climate Of
America is charming. charming. charminRi
But one must 60 out for the streets are
so bright. the shops are 80 gay. and
tho people one secs on the promenade
are so sprighty. The only thing ono can
scold about In America is the steam heat
In the buildings In all the buildings.
oh. the steam heatl One comes into. the
house. and he is met with . blast Of steam
Ssh He tsss. % his S1aps he Is
he takes AXE on on his coat; hS is hotter The more
,o @ % You an undsess setso you sfsm neat gets TO
low bps bsnSSon &c is not nS Sn,. strSspDinE Sg fs
ESSa Shy:f. s:S oa S::S
work; will tsll you" /" he added. cOniidsntially:
ths Is good to make one strong 1t is to eat
When asked to say something about his pro-
iSSssiSSnal career % he S said that he had sung In
which time he had sung every bass role In the
a6Snd opera with n. single exceD
:. sang Mephisto one hundred times. singing
i with every prima donna who appeared at tho
and the inrd,"af in La Juiys.' / created there
sasRss kscanio' and two other charsese9s.
have sung for three seasons IN Covsnt
outside q, New, York, only in PhiiaieIp phia.
cert singer has eQualled his suecessi in opersrie
him very much. He Is honestly % ronyincsd S Y thai
his New York audiences. whether they com
kailfa al puSiic concert. psrieetiy iy'Vn Under,
stand his French songs.
concert song with your audiences here - he
"Aos. Sshumanu's Two Grsnsdisrs," h.
great enthusiasm. II THE sTN would PEI.
II" %astsr fse is sa@s,hfns s1sssfn I'SsTs9 sTa9.
Want 70 say to as many peop. as ! can,
trained me in Paris signor spriIia. owe him
votiye candle. lie is a great "A patient,
me to acknowledge what / owe to him"
81, Ihat "; ilan?on should have said this with
@ wEo have ns fs % a%SnS Gs .nsar
on on me subject OF their training, THE - -
I2re talked with another member OF the
Meiropolitan Opera company. also a pnEi! ot
end nswsred indiiefentiS. when ma ssErd 'i.it stoat
hls master ;h1t lie had taken some lessons
under
ne ln;lienl Goesa long way toward proving
y what n, llangon's friends say q him, that 70
scum mpaTAtlvsiy little spoiled and gOoI islI1N,
Ihat reputation must he 9ifficult to maintain
by 3S % man OF T9omi Il Is said that he haf takrq
man In town, which has been unorcuIled since
Tue Tue, neath OF Harry MIntague, II -. ilanron
.eals the hrt admirably, \ LITTLE "halhns srl
nuH%nG ,.,l on the snHIeet fniiel 10 e.lt ven
sonnet mes docs not take a team at "Nru' % .
u'Ss iinm snn@D ,sss.F iiE2Iies ~ his nFotrs.In
Az nls own llis hAir-wel', A. aC"ul OF. -
Tentsd a ban= which deI!Ncd woman o.
rlaqsons manner oi not dressing hts t- i.
il6ely IKE @ TO have vogue; it Is ne,tner parted
neither long nor short. but lies In arlfui ..s-
array mat suggest T. mussrd-uI sea ,A
Eolr mat sort OF thing take, = d"' I
iiTI,n iTnln!ng !iiN Lra,y mows ran res prt.
hAi T. angles "ilh amazing sud4eEE"-- NI- 4
tS A sbSn, SnSs NJ ,1 E.Ee circ1WhEr% a.,ot
lhs mirror oi fashlcn, as there t- E.r,a3F
ssiishTs :, Sc, ma, ne vii Young mon wilma
Iiancon suTIuuuds bis tnTp.t Win "a .u.-.-
low iui ned-d"wn collar. ar"ys wiw. p "a
neck would luOk liEr a tent pole ~ a ..'0.
ring As he walks along tho UIErT ..tF .'.-
ls q striking rEu.e, his six feet IhT"" r.E.
oPed In long London made TOP r,it. ~.
sufmounird hy tall SIX hRt, hh"th~r ths
stiIOs OF IA" people on tho hiTs-t distract r
please him ne persisIs 10 this walk dt'
reasons already stated and tCT the atdir. rtl
eas"n that he Is ,emlnded OF n"m". i'g "ss
shols le declares 20 lc quite 4ari~..aH-
40 no hap a 4 already ~ucvrel-d % De-. 4r'ES
as much eathu-iRsnl among the men as among
ihe women OF this community. tt IT, ul'g ryf'--.
sarI perhaps. tu quute ~ llartrrH
4 f"Hu eprkiaIi to have that Tr-u.' .r. r- .'-
no htYadw1y keepeT he l"Oks uIgn a-
person Inspired lie has learned Co urIur .
I nd oi cocSta1l named alter this isarl n
english ana what between hts IT.ur lu Is
linguistic achievement. MS ApUrectaJiou u
ne drink, and ms untiss II-"'i " tEl ., p. no
1AISeglsr sE!!l, NJ Ilal. on ordering Na4'
hg!4 eoque-tal L. a mOuum M u t5.
ne American dTlns. he said Is charm
hlrsty 10 this climate! The sS9us-Lal y