New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

Intosh slipped away from the pier while tribune
reporter was looking for her. but an hour later she
was found at the Chelsea in West Twenty-tniru,sti
where she is staying She proved that sue 10
grown somewhat into English customs-at isaS' 9'
said that was what II proved-by having tea sei'e'
in that hour and she proved that she was sun an
American by declaring that in spite OF the 'ds.e io
tea her chief longing was for ce-cream souA' -
in the most unprima -donnalke fashion' sue ~
all about herself and her own triumphs' past a an.
come and began to tell what pretty opera '""
sci and Gretel' was. how dainty and sweet VIZ
story and how beautiful and clever the music one
had heard the opera four times. she sau. -,
When her attention was brought back TO MS IN
celency" she said: Il am really very p'o"' "a ~
company 1t is the best that George En"diueH noe
ever sent 10 America. II not the best that ne mas
ever had anywhere 1t is practically the same COM
pany that originally played the piece IN lon 'lu
Mr. Edwardes and Mr.. Gilbert rehearsed the COM
many themselves before started. and We haa
dress rehearsal so to be sure that the oos'u'"e
were all right They were very particular l" SIC
that everything was done properly. Mr.. u'oei' "S
a way OF making you do things over ana over a.
rehearsal till you do them to suit him. Now no
was done SO WELL he will say let us have II once
more -, -,
"uow long do YOU expect 10 stay in America
the reporter asked. o.,
"Oh don't know" said Miss Mcintosh "' -
engaged only for the run OF this piece WHO" =
twenty weeks / am thinking OF severai 'h'heS ~
come after that but I cannot decide on ahy'"i"s
vet have sung in America you KNOW "-''
I am going 10 Pittsburg my old home, to make lily
&C., American appearance there in concert on
Tuesday night ,,.,,,,.-
The new prma donna is the daughter OF Nliiiam
A Mcintosh and the sister Of Burr Mcintosh WIN
s inst now playing "Taffy' at the Garden lheaIe
She went to England four or five years ago ha'i"e
aI-eadv studied vocal music here and continued her
cir
wears ago. and after attracted me a,ten.o. u
w { Gilbert He introduced her 10 Sir Arthur
Sullivan. Both immensely peaSed Win "e.
and they engaged her for the ieadihB part !"
oT-topa. Limited" which was then IN prepara'or
., tho savoy Theatre She made a pronounced sue
o. s q, ,h,s and was then engaged for His Excel
lencv" in which she has part that Is sau u sun
her even better Has, tho nrin-
II came over here" said John lie hay IND .ne Tor
c,pal comedian of the company as ne ~avu , re-.
his luggage to come off the steamer July ha pin IN
pared 10 enjoy The VISIT end ndV approach to New
YORK the harbor H., A beautiful slgnt-l ne.eI sam
anything Ike IL And what sSr anSer s mole Clean ap-
nearance OF the buildings, as compared Win ms
you see when you ePm bat up Monday night when
Sea vas rough and the ship rolled terribly Ih mere
seemed to be CROKER hr1en before went 70
ale t4ouR 6t IL was still breaking when woke up
They seemed to s nave he 4a q6r so snort T' time
have go back in six weeks 20 h.l an eng q Ven
trilqual act .. met, ,-, ,.ho ,s
Miss Mabel Love IL pretty little girl. VINO -
chiefly notable as a dancer. She, too, was waiting
for her luggage to come ashore, with all the mani
fest dread OF the terrible American custom house
that IL common 10 people Who have 10 go through
/, for the first time. She asked anxlousy II me
voyage back in November was likely 70 De "ors e
than the one Just ended. She. too. expected 20 re-
turn early she said. account OF a CHRISTMAS
nantomime engagement but she still hoped 10 get
il cancelled. Some OF the other members OF the
company who arrived yesterday were Miss Ace
Barnett Miss Gertrude Aylward, Miss sydney W.
r. Phi.p E. Snow Cairns James and John Gunh
There were also about sixty members OF the chorus
on board. $500 . -. o., 4,
some OF the singers for "HAnsei and GreteI hal
come previously and those who were on the Aurania
were Nile Jeanne Douste. VI. Bars Miss Me!ss.in-
ger Miss Brani Miss Johnson. Miss Gordon. Miss
Huddeston Miss Delrta and Mr. Franklin. They
were under the charge Of John Tully. who repre-
sent. Sir Augustus Harris More persons are mere
named than there parts in the opera. Dut the
cast Is changed more OF less every night ana II re-
qulres practically a double company Sir Augustus
himself IL on his way here IN the Iucania. wnlcn -
due on Friday night. The chorus has already been
rehearsng for some time under the charge OF Mr..
Quincy. Sir Augustus stage manager.