New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09


T3ever-Hane cello. and Hugo Schmidt. trumpet
win play. The orchestra viii play these numbers.
cvsr,u-e .Oberon Weber
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string orchesirs prelude The Deiugs Saint sasHs
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Overture. Sskan,aia Fgs- me,
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The Metropolitan English Grand Opera Company
will present during the season Of grand opera.
which begins the Metropolitan opera House
Monday October l. a repertory covering a wide
range OF opera. II will be selected from the fol-
lowing list: Faust" "Tannhduser," "Mignon"
Carmen" .'Iohengrin.' III Trov- tore" La Clio
conda." Aida" Lucia di Lammermoor." "Cavai-
leria Rusticana,'' Romeo and Juliet" The Bo-
heuaian Girl Martha La Travidta-" Don
Giovanni" La Boheme." "Higoletto." Die Mes-
tersipger" ''TPagliacci' Paul and Virginia"
.AIasanieIIo" The Magic Flute" The Marriage
Of Figaro" ''HanseI and Cretel" FRA Diav0lo"
'Lakne." The MikadO." II " 8 Pinafore' and
other light operas. ''Esmeralda." BY Arthur Cor
ing Thomas will be the first novelty Of the season.
II has never been performed IN America. although
ii acquired great popularity in England. where T.
was originally produced in iss3- The subscription
sale of seats and boxes will begin az the box
oN7ca At Q O'Clock on the morning OF Monday Sep
tember L. The prices are as follows: Evenings,
entire orchestra s.; entire orchestra circle g -:
entire dress circle 81; entire balcony % cents,
tire family circle 90 cents; general admission. 50
matinee entire lower floor. s.; entire dress circle
u cents; entire balcony, 20 cents; entire family
circle p cents: general admission . cents boxes
81 s. and S. Saturday matinee, entire orchestra.
81 20; entire orchestra circle 81 entire dress circle
% cents: entire balcony. 80 cents; entire family
circle 30 cents; general admission. % cents; boxes
s. S. g. s. and SO. Faust, IannhauseT and
"Nignon" are the operas selected for the first
week The sale OF single seats begins on Monday.
September "A
During the last week or two several additional
singers have been engaged BY Mr. Gran Tor the
senbrfch Opera Company. among them Nine.
Marie hatfield who VIII be heard as sieoel in ,
Faust" Bertha in the Barber Of Seville" Alice
in Lucia" Annina in "Traviata. Maddelena IN
"Rizoletto" and Signor PaolO Galazzt who viii
sing Fforello in the Barber OF Seville the Notary
in Don Pasquale" a part in Faust Arturo
in IT ,Icia the Doctor in 'Traviata'' and Non
terone in ''Rigoletto.' The chorus has all besa
engaged and has been most carefully selected
The tour is practically all booked, and provides
for over seventy appearances Of Nine sem5rich n
the course of the season
Nine Gadski will arrive this season about ire
first week in November, and proceed Immediately
to San Francisco for the opening there OF the
Maurice Grau opera season AT the close Of the
season AZ Covent Garden Nine GadsAi went 20 hs-
home in Berlin. where she has since remained IN
the course of the season here she Will De heard n
several new roles Nine. Gadski will also De heard
in a number OF concerts curing IH7 Co---4s S@SoA
under Mr. C L. CRAFTS management Mr. Gran. IN
making the contract for Nine. Gadsbi with Mr.
Grau having reserved the right OF concerts Also
lutely.
Herr Andreas Dippel who is again announced az
one Of the leading tenors OF the Maurice Grau
| Opera Company. comes over several weeks oefors
the opening of the for series OF concerts
/ under the management OF Mr.. Graft Mr. Dippel
will be heard in several song recitals en route 70
San Francisco. where he goes 70 Join the Maurice
! Grau Opera Company.