New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

Carnegie Hall on November 90 will consist Of the
following numbers: THE Deluge." Saint-Saens;
piano sole, concerto D minor, op. 10 Rubinsten.
Mrs Fannie Bloomfield Zeisier; The Lily Nymph'
(hrst production. Chadwick. The great success
which attended the first concert Of Mrs Bloomfield
Zelser last Wednesday evening gives Importance
to her appearance at this concert The solo paris
Eleanor Meredith. prima donna soprano. who pos
sesses clear pure and S!rong voice o, ung hc
expression: Archie Crawford barytone who Is study
ing his part with the composer. and william J;
Rieger. the favorite tenor Archie Crawford will
make his New-York debut at this concert. He is an
English artist. who has sung with great success
country for some time lie IS very well known in
Boston whore he has sung with the ftanlel anu
HAYDN Society. and also with the Apollo Club. He
has given great many song recals private
houses during the last summer including those Of
Cornelius Vanderbilt at Newport. ana OF MIS- VIII
lam sloane and Mrs. Turniss at Lenox.
At the sedl soccty's opening concert Of the sea-
son in Brooklyn Mr. Paderewski will be the solo
artist and Seidl and hts orchestra will play The
concert will be given Monday evening November II,
az the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and the pro-
gramme will be follows.
T. PreluIe Die Mestersnger'' Wagner
(Orchestratl0n by Richard Burmester)
Mr.. Paderewsk.
3. Piano concerto Z Flat List
Mr.. PaderewsAl.
= "''1''' C5irs, time in I3rookynj
M. Paderewsd.
"The Shop Cir will be performed at Palmer's
Theatre tomorrow night It IL musical farce that
has been running to crowded houses at the Gaiety
Theatre London for nearly years H. J.
Dam turned out the book which u said to be ex-
treme.y entertaining. and Ivan Caryl Geraldine
U.mar's husband wrote the music. To the original
score Adrian Ross ana Lionel Monckton have added
special musical numbers The production will be
made at Palmers with practically the original Lon
don cast Messrs Al Hayman and Charles Froh-
man. under whose management The shop Girl
sixty artists for the piece. Among these artists
Seymour Hicks. George Grossmlth Jr., W. H. Raw
Inns. VI. DIVER Walter MeE"e en- George Honey
Miss Ethel sydney Miss Annie Albu Marie Fau-
MISS MAY Beaugarde Miss Minnie Sadler. Miss Win
Me Rose Miss Adelaide Astor. Miss Violet Dene.
Huxley. Mss lara De Larne. Mss Nellie Lang
ton. Miss Violet Duri!n ana Hiss Annie Vivian.
Here is an official announcement OF more than
ordinary interest:
An extra season Of grand opera in German, con
matnees-win be inaugurated at the Metropolitan
Opera House Thursday evening December .. under
the direction Of Henry +. Abbey and Maurice Grau
Subscriptions for the extra ten performances in
German may now be made AT the Metropolitan
vcmber l. Subscribers for the entire performances
OF grand opera in italian anl French desiring TO
subscribe for the entire extra season or grand
opera In German VIII be emitted 20 the usHal re. re-
bate Prices Grand tier boxes (slx seats), $50;
% oSsss V cr seats s and s. dress circle S.
balcony. 81 so and s.: family circle. 81 90
Minor Notes-Master Maurice Kaufman will
give a concert with the help OF Miss Marguerite
Hall and Tonic Savage next Tuesday evening
The invitation musical afternoons OF CHECKER
ing a. Sons will BE- resumed next Tuesday after
noon. when Miss Inez GreneM will sing, W. H. Bar
Der will pay the pianofore. and the New-fork Pn,
harmonic club viii pay sextet by GouVy ana
the variations from Schubert's ID minor quartet.
Leon Nargu.les has received cable message
saving that Nine. Ma;erne will sail for New-fork
on November 5. Mrs. Julie l. Wyman 8
contemplating series OF song recitais IN TINS clty
Carl Naeser tenor. who VIII sing al the
popular concert this evening. has been engaged
for he Oratorio SOcety's Messiah" performances.