The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-02-27
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Nevada Tonight I'm ..sonnambuia.'

Nevada Tonight in "Sonnambula."
Nine. Emma Nevada. prima donna of rhe
Hinrichs Grand Opera Company, arrived here
last night and took up her quarters at the
Denison House In advance OF the company.
which does not arrive until to-day. DR.. r.
Palmer. husband Of Mime. Nevada, is with
the distinguished songstress. and their little
girl. VINO was playmate Of the baby King
OF Spain while the Madame was singing
there year ago. 1t has been ten years
since she was heard In this city, and then
only for a single concert. The long engage
ment OF the Hinrichs company In Phiadel-
phia. DIR. Palmer says. was the outgrowth
OF the unsatisfactory treatment the city re-
ceived at the hands OF the Abbey & Grau
management. which failed to give PhiladeI-
phis the brilliant presentations of opera that
characterized the New York season. Phil
adelphia inaugurated grand opera season
OF its own, selecting Nine. Nevada as its
principal artist. After the season closed in
Philadelphia the same company was put on
the road for short tour. making only the
principal cities. Mime. Nevada will go to
London in the spring. She has quite an ex-
tensive repertory, even for an artist of her
experience. and her favorite. perhaps, is
Iravista," in which she will sing here at
the Saturday matinee. This opera gives her
opportunity in emotional acting besides dis
playing her superb voice to advantage
Tonight at English's the engagement of
Hinrichs Italian Grand Opera Company OF
over one hundred people opens with
la Sonnambula, Mime. Nevada appearing
DIS Amina- This Is generally considered her
greatest role. Her exquisite vocalization
VIII have fine opportunity in Bellini's
meiodfous work She ranks with the most
accomplished singers now before the public.
Her voice is described by Eastern critics
rs having all the vibrant touching quality
and all the brilliancy OF a violin when
played by a master.
Greta Risley will sing Lisa and Gertrude
Syaneberg Teresa. Michalena appears to-
nignt as Eirino. Eugene LorraIn as the count.
sapcretti as Alexis and Michelli as the
notary. Tomorrow night "Trovatore" will
De sung Saturday matinee "Traviata," with
Nevada as violetta, and Saturday night
"Cavalleria" and "Pagliacci."
strong I'm it's feminine contingent but also
IN the male singers Signor Del Puente
makes MS hrst appearance in Indianapolis
NJ. de Backer Is said TO be a great artist
Snd comes from the Grand Opera in Paris.
M NJ, M1rlus Malzae Lorrain and Ross are
a sensation Is Henri Provost the tenor
vocalist OF the company. He is young
greatest sensation OF any artist
that ever appeared in Philadelphia While
there Is nothing truly wonderful about his
middle register. his high notes are said to
be OF suca purity and of such strength
ana ciearness that on the first night of his
appearance in the staid Quaker City the
audience rose up and cheered, and members
OF the orchestra Joined in the applause. OF
MS high G the PHILADELPHIA Times says:
1t is not unusual for Manrico 10 stand on
tptoe and hang his high c on the cornet;
put when he takes il in full force at the
pack OF the stage and carries Ii to the foot
hgnts, sustaining his tremendous note with
nrnness and ease that suggests that he
could carry II into Broad street, the house
VIII rise to him. as IL ought to do and as
it rose to Provost last night. He is GER
tainly wonder" The Telegraph of the
same day says: mo tenor we remember
created greater furore in The hi Ouella
FRA. since La France first introduced that
cnest high TO Philadelphia years ago.
In addition TO Nine. Nevada, Madam
Loventy, Miss Greta Risley, Sig. f. Niche
lena and Sig F. Lorrain. of the Hinrichs
Grand Opera Company. arrived yesterday
from Pittsburg. The company made some
minor stops on the way to this city and a
needed 49,