New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
MISS NIELsEN's NEW oPERETTA

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There were many indications az The opening o. the
Casino last nisht for It's annual season n hsAt
07era 'hat there Is niue nKe.nooo 'h-' cH-'se .
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ne 1'aS' ana f1"'is r. Si"'" "io e'',.'' 49, e
."7S VII" ray me- "'''' VI. ,sno might wen
.-"t -'S '-l's IT, .s5g a share OF the praise
vh,s was deserved by the work aside from It's per
for-,.r-e for instance the management which had
ne enterprise and good Judgment 10 get together
The company that presented the work the designer
q as tasteful and picturesque lot OF costumes az
nas ever been seen ~ the Casino which s OF good
feoute So fa- dressing goes at least-and rhs
fcene painter VINO has provided Backgrounds
proper 10 -l- slm7ru0us clothing. The company
presenting tHe o0eretta was Miss Alice Nielsen s.
AID s notable aggregation o. singing comedians.
Win l-s0.rs 'tpi-s capable conductor (Mr
Faa. s'eir'or~ and an orchestra far above the
"'e'--e NJ ihea'Fe ofehes'fas. though Still little
'-oe through desire 20 - sonorous There we're
V.- o." assault on the ears % the ALL
oen- however md they were probably
ne enthusiasm OF first night IN the me-
'' s and neglect 70 consider the difference
'7'"Ssn me acoustic conditions which prevail 'on
s'' 10 D. metropolitan house As is now
- me regular custom the company was
-.7' -F as ia aismer say. ny three weeks OF
performances 10 other cities. so that last night WAS
"ist hl-i' t'r i1e work only SO far az It's official
-'.0'y - c9-.et. ID
Ar vas irtna-ei al The outset. s., q night ~
chi-a.he1 s-.eess. TIE book which Mr. STANCE
na-e shows pauc'ty Of incident. especially in the
's. -c' Oh. ihis was evidently SO out Of Difference
i" NJ. Hsroeris score. which. in turn, was eNces-
Sf, ' i's 0rer-nes out OF det-rence 20 the number
90 ~ ~ ol the singers III Miss Nleisens
'Nnisfy "t' TIE pictures were so brilliant the
"-s. s' e-fiFaing. me antics and ufferances Of
'"7 ooHsl-afs 50 mrth provoking and Miss Mel
"e'st s7 charming IN ai that she 3D. not
"lhs'andfs that her role was m parts overbur-
censoue. char delight Ne order Of the evening
ana 'ae disposition 10 caVi was noi once permit
~ 10 e''se Il" went merry as me marriage bells
. " '~as 'tiss'e'lN q" me evening u harmony
a me Do''oi" VI the ool"e1y 1hls
- "i-'-4'o's ""o" e'sue 81 TIE 'o"H
-'"1 '' '.' Danube. because OF me laws Iegl-
."s oo-i'ei and marriage pFoN1'sate1 ny
WHO '-..'i' "a ''lsah'il'oPe because ne "aH
Ns 'a'S .o'' "el e@- 'e' me Oo-' SIP Of
,,s a.. a. Was matter Oh .es -,o ..g" ~ '--'se.
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o"'! year since Miss Nielsen appeared oe-
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<-. 49, '''.s ''ai..s neg "a'"0' = 9ea' D'-
49, "9- gwen ar"snNu' surprise TO l"s
- VI 1000 singing by disclosing unexpected
IT,. ." Ais performance OF me seleNaue
80 HeI "lnsome appearance. mobile features
-. bearing AMI excellent singing called out
q, "a - "s'se which was all the hearter because