New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-04

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Making a liberal allowance in favor OF the man
.garocnt whenever are obliged to estimate nav
no no plan of the house before US. the following
would seem to represent the r''e'P'" "''' '
chair in the house sold to-o
Orchestra chairs. 90 at ~, =; :SS
First row oi'uI ts,,a c,,le M s4............ GEO
Omen ,"xcs at SO ana :i5 ="
BgTss C dr., a" inc rows say s2ao. 80
IssqPr , SS%' n TsSi ia- 5S
Family circle other rows at Sl'''''''''''''''' "'V
r..,, Observation-Disclosures. 90 !"
IA this add the share OF receipts from the N'u"e
,ino ,1,h for the use of the omnibus box deiu'l
N'i'' o., - conf rebate allowed to subscribers and
,,, fres seats and add the sum received rom gen
, o1,,issions Was The Trbune's estimate o.
s,o ooo each for the carmen performances NV
oroIo Was it unreasonable to express DOUBT
whether the sometimes more than nan empty
houses averaged $1,000 for the month
NJ Krehbleps lecture at the WomanS 'hlV'rS'N
Club no. % West Forty-fourth-st next l"uI Si'S
OH have FOR its subject dramatic Dances ana MI
dror.e Games" Following is an outline OF lis con-
tents: -, .,,,,
The primi,ve dance was play. ana inc l'.'"F
.t NAV. dance The Old conception vi dAn'. IL.
in which every motion was a word """ ''S' 80
o.ocuen, as notion Progressive steps III 'h' "
,.,o,nan, Of the Greek tragedy; J. re "'''''
1nr.. II Recitation and dialogue among the Hah-
GERS. III. Characterization by means 81 mta'V'
/ .,ros and dress; ~. Partial separation '' 'n'
/ ,c,ors and chorus V. Instrumental music - "'
/ comnanv the song and action; VI p!H"I'''"''''' W
s,ora orchestra and audience-room. 'hl'rS' anu
/ Iovanese plays and The dramatic dances OF wv
Xor,b American Indians. Anllogucs Of the an''N'
di,bvranh or ballad dance. are si!N u h' i'''' "S
/ =. ~ Lyb,r,,.,Is OF the Russian p"1sdniry, T'"Hl
da,c.s row dances and carols; religious sFm'o'Sh'
the dance on the SHE'D Of Achilles in Home
"I,iad' Book XVIII; decadence OF the ".d """'''
I among our Teutonic ancestors. Nh!IlIrN : N''''
nreserye the Old purpose and manners Remains o'
. ancient rvthologes In pays and songs Nl"R
Around q Rosy" and It's German parallel l-ohi'A
] prtloo is Farlog Down. the bridge ~ i''k-''Ie
and history: an old bridge ballad Of the HermAAS'
/ "Ho-e We Go Round the Mulberry Hlsh' ana
Southern analogue "BrynAilI, the 9'''P'"S
/ reautv" and Here We Go Round the Big Back
stump" Chidrcn's games REGAL! anc''A' s'c-i' anu
political customs; courtship ana marI'as'' mar
rlaqe IN, theft and by purchase; sowing the Mli''
Seed; Here Come Three Lords ont o' SPAN .
"Da Konmen zwc Herren aus Uneven pi'S'
F Peas Beans and lar.ey Grows; ne ohe I"N"
the Bcs' %: German Rcigen Occupations and imi-
ta,,o,s cbi6ren's play in ancient Greece: the Ger
man farner-sonc: IL ac Monkey Moshuns . Frog
in de- Middle; HAPPY ls the Mllcr' - en'"nls le
Moulin"
The Illustrative songs VIII be- sung by Mss Mare
Van and unique feature Of the music VIII 'r "I
ancient Russian game-sons. sInS by Gao" Vi
young women.
NJ George Grossml,h viii give five Of his humor-
Gus and musical recitals in the Mendelssohn G."e
club Hall this week. on Tuesday. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings and Saturday after
noon.
The nfth public rehearsal and concert Of the PAL
harmonic Society VIII Yak" place next ffId> "'"'-
noon and Saturday evening. The programme" com
4 pr.ges the overture - "Euryaninc' :, Hi''"'o
Variations N!codt; concerto for Vo.onc@-o U""'
hon. VI Bee o. b. l..
At the Darnrosch Popular Concert a; Music
p a,n sas 5ae S S2S's a VII 1 Es M d a
cest Sgnor l. DIc' fa ymphony Or
chCs,rt vii piav AZ usual ana .r. Wal ier Dam
T9sch viii condGc 3e frs@ II the
sgnor Canpanari viii sing ne proios.n " NM
duet. Slgnor Guile an air and me 3rchrs,g" WI
play The inieTneszo IN 1 h sna i6e ars Lag
al Factotum" from the Earoer Of v Sgyiie' ~
Miss Van den Hende viii play soo for .cr;io, Al.
! the orchestra wv play the cstI'n'e Dyora
''SIavic Dances and the polacca from lSc""'N""
shy's Third Suite.
Mr. punke Greene's first song recital VII tax
P ;hsee nr% Muic I'LL Muse ail sudIne ana IN
second one for NEXT T9@rsaaE T. as fGaws %o
Italian airs by Kontani and Scaratt Two n?h"pn
sshmann son sonrs In der Fremdc ana nc Az NE,
= Bosen IAeder" iirahm.s nnbtr Of English
: Wesh sc6ich' Coini4h and irish songs on Thur
4py aenG9 oao 1ns P[ y Fr%mSs Korbiy na
r cOmpaned by the composer 9I 'e .tiT Wi,6 NJ
the PGrpie Vine" Anecdcnken' and "ChrIsu' az
/ Knderfreund, and I'm Ton by C9rn nnd f,Hy
Nonny N6 by Bat,son aynss , M I aGG on ,t
l. ris viz be the accompanis In Me a,I afcrnoon,
) recitals will take place on iueSN'' '
q March y and %
f. Mr. waiter Domrosch has received Z" ogcf '.
~ score Of Tschaikowskys SympnoS f,r ro his M ~
10 lfed an
. Those who have heard j. IN 81 Ne ercai V"rt
r. viii receive It's first performance IN tbs counir
IL Al the concerts Of the SyinpnS%ry , t
M MnfGT Be S %nth Symphony. the latter wit
4 chorus and solo quartet
Three grand stage performances VIII run nS scsHsr
~ and costumes. Of Wagncr's "Naikurc ana 70
e terdammerung WI be gwen AZ and 81. nndSp III
id OF the University settlement SocleV rLTG m'n
srgarten the nSs css viii include Frau Maiefna
rnnhde Ter SGno as a1S iff aa@n IN" %
Herr rn isSme' and Fran KoertKronod segmd
and Gmtrun The symphony orchestra VIII DE q II
b. cf CT ahe managenent to make the Performance
IL every way memorable ones Germsn % Spess rc c'
y 90 and fa% "n yMGa Tsf s. M Mn OI ns
n Who has charge Of the arrangements
he rno following announcement comes from II
o1 lne Of Nine. PATHS American tour .,.,.
nj Nine Adelina iattl WI ss !" N Inc hrooE r
Of Acddr"' tour has been the longest she has ev'
ne IT'sfi,e 49, IN his country. 1t began Novemb
in Is and viii las; until March % on March "a Mn
C. Ds,,I leaves for Europe. She has accepted me on
ee ~ gnrIng in paris May 10 Goun0ds Roneo al
he Ju.iet Which is to be given at Ihe nraha Ope'
n 2Inmse and Is to gala performance IN honor
he great composer Her recent tour IN n Ne%- IN
as ia IND Canada has been most succcSsiu' enc NJ
a lanu '' more people this than ever befor
The closing concerts OF her carrSr n nhadcnS
an be , as 90 and NewYork March 49, on which
nd cason she YIN sing the cs neT sbreGn W
S be gen a" carnegie Music Hall H. r i've aG'9 s
iare"ritII I'll Thursday afternoon. March q Mn
at Paitrs engagement in Russia mex. year Precu u
os nc Feasibility Of her ever returning 10 ''s cou
as te spoaIn in a professional capacity
he The New.york College Of Music will give co
p rt IN the Music Hall under the direction OF Ale
'e snder Lambert on TUESDAY evening VI "S~' VIVA