The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-22

amount OF first -ClI IS ndyrrttsine nnc
curiosity was aroused tnat flied ia,
houses wherever the vocalist nn,sa,.I
| the company and Mr., Van Osten's snare
| OF tho scnaon's receip,s nione a mnuntan ~
over sllOOo Upon partlns comuanv MIR
| Van Ostcn staked his fortunea an - hur.
lesque known aa Miss l,hiIane,nh,n ~
which failed to hiring pnsnv returua and
management and met with many reverses
II is probablc that this lnst r,ova ot
changing her name will efrectualIy close
the doors OF oblivion unon a mntc,rtc
career.
The Schubert uuunrtat,o osststaa hy
Mrs. o. Brien. gave a concsrt Iosi ,,o,,,n !,
at Jermyn before a crowded hnll and
very enthusiastic audience
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The newly-orgsnized ""Mus,cal Culture
"Wednesday evening over poweIl's stora.
i II
The Schubert ouartetto will ontertat I'm
the school mnr'mS on Noy. . at tbe hich
school auditorium. Institute week
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Mr. John ~ Wntlsins bas cbarsa OF n
many rood voiSes who stuJv With hin,
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nance and nexibility and not,Iralness OF
tone production.
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The North End choral union is pro.
gressing under the leadershIu of Profes-
hers at present about sixtv voices no
hearsols are conducted i'm Archbaid h,Il
tvice n N,onk
a II
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has never been heard 70 bettor advan-
tnga than AT nresent under dircction nr
Mr watkins ;rbc orchsstra 10 oS ereat
assistance To the largo yoluma Of voi1.s
II II II
A maIe voice nnrtv Vas orgonized in
Inbn Evans tho tcnnr is co,,dnntnS The,
voice Selection "Iyhat Is RoautiruI" at
tho eisteddfod tn ho hold there soon
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The Coh,,bart ciaa oiuh of pro,,;do,,a
comnrisinp ahout thirtv-tive yoicos yavp
n s,iccossf,1 concort ,t Iarn,,.n ~. enro-
n,rt Of the u,eok Tho Clea cinh Ca a no.
t,a,o,,, a,.r,a,,i,a to-, 80 a., oar,d,o,ai =,
CwiIlv,,, NIorIios II 1ontoins soroo -
finn Solo singers
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tba SIN ohor,,s e,'t"h th ,'oa,,n, p Wv, Mon,
day eyorinn Ar " Wno,a, Lii alec sine
thc colo r., Co,,nod,s Sonot,,s
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series oF anti,rnr organ racitais be,np
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mnntb ona ,,os attanSad ~, n SeIigbted
n,,iianoa thot an ,hp oh,,roh Tho 90.
tohnr rocitai viii hs ri,,en hv Mic Flor
800 Diahn,,nd arrori., ~, a. I-ir,+
prosh,,ta,ia,, ;, chmrob ossistoa h,, Nc L-a,a
I,ro,si,,. .o,prian ,I;s, piohr,o1d e. can
oraII,' rococnized ae on accnmnIishnd mi
sic;nn hotS ns, n st1dant 90 the ar and
a., tha aS,rn,in,, 90 ha,. ,,,orl, ot ,ba ,,i,,nn
~, oh tt,,n
that oF tha pro,,idanca prosh1tcrian
th,,roh . go traa, ~ IN stor, snS ,b"sa
r,ho ot.ona .ho ro,;.oI o, ,ho a,,o,,,, 90
tbc 91st NJ o'nrion is ukewisa one
80 .hn - ,,,,,I.,, "a IS i,.,,ta,,Ino. .e,-
Iotsta "a a., Ir,a,'s, haarl lei ri.,nsuro
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s unan "ae tsor % oG,orG hl'oMa d, ,,is
90 ~ mndar.ni,,urr -, A i'', "ad ~. tn,,
fact that tho coptr1cts olreadv entered
into bv Mr. Gran amount to ncarlv q
O0a NO Not MANY novelties ara r,romised
and even of these. some will probably not
be produced. as Is always the case: but
the array of artists VINO will annear dur
ing the season is something The like of
which New York has never seen before.
and it Is doubtful if any otheT. city in the
world ever has or course tha nricas nP
seats are high, the orchestra srolls for
some performances being 81 eacn. kut
when it is remembered that som, OF the
singers receive from 81 200 To 81. 500 for n
single performance. and that there are
two or three of these high-priced sing
ers in each opera besides others, il will
be seen that there are heavy expenses
to meet. The opening opera has not yet
been announced, but it may be Gounod $
"Faust"- certainly the most popular
opera in the repertoire, and one which
alNaVs DackS the hOuse Tho pannruI
public seems to care little for novelties,
preferring the well known opcr,,s with
an "all-star" cast. In other words. they
go TO hear the sirGers, rather than the
opera.
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