The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-27

In. All hstcure- Ius "a, they M,
-uns m Italy
sin~ Marte,u ha- .--.r era1s-d tor tho
leading yunffL'o tolss= " NE company
~ up to that standard 10 slr'ult - q very
capable Organization
LILLIAN Blsuv~lt. Nh" BIZ, un~ r'-rins IN
this country. wtl rrturu tp t.Sland In
S~pt-mhsf and Is 90 -iug in tho prinTru
musical festivals and with ~" Ianding
&C. hs~tra organizations of that country
IN. will api-stf With M" loudon Phil
harmonic ami Tho Halle Orchestra az Man.
Chsrzter and Ia all IN" principal citlr- 81
the cuunuy Ia January She vii return
hero 10 sing la cunccu
The Convent Garden s.a-on closes THE
weck. and with the exception VI t1e per-
formAncc. at Bayrruth ant Munich the
voice OF the prima dom, will not Ia heard
ia tho land Mp-t 81 the singers ars now
taking their holidays.
Mns Sembrich IL IN tho Tyrol and will
remain there uf tl the middle 81 August
when she goes 90 Dresden and then to
PARIS. Nine. Cal = has gone from London
to her HON" A. Aveyron. which 10 sur
rounded hv three mountains that shs has
named Mont Carmen. Mont Marguerite
and Mont SantuzZa, as she was TnAbled
by singing th~-e thr>a roses to bCv the
estate on which she lives
Nine NordiCa. who With suzanne Ada ms
sang At one Of tn" King dinners ia London.
has gone TO the BLACK Forest after a short
visit 20 Paris h will rustiuAte near
Friburg until tn" time for her to sing Al
Munich,
Nine Esmos IL already NJ her villa at
Vallambrusa. and II she sntertains hall the
persons who said they wore going abroad
70 visit, her she will have her hands full
Elsie de- Wolfe. Ethel BARRYMORE ard
Emilio de MARCH were a few OF tho-s who
were To have that pleasure.
Mine Gadski IN Ia Brrliu and GEES Tor n
few weeks u u Of the baths on ~" German
Ocean befpr. Coming here Mime NeliA
i now resting ~ her villa ON ~" Than'-
before sh" sails for Australia, when" she -
10 sing In ConceTt ard nor. alter all. ia
opera
suzanne Adams will remain NJ her home
IN surrey ulttl shp comes her" 20 slug a.
the Worcester festival IN september Mime.
Ternina has already CONC to Munich. when.
she IL TO sing during the Wagner perform
succ-
Richard strauss wrot" 20 n friend In This
city last week that It Wa AL error to sup
pose that, Emil paur Was to- act a. his inn
pr'Sario II hs cain" t. thlS country during
the coming season 10 conduct a series 81
orchestral concerts.
Tho mistake probably arose, the com
poser aid c"rduf'. writes. from tIf
fac' hat We di~rI,-"' 'N" matter $ crrt'
deal whiis together o.. N..I'a 'A'.
'vo rTer- 20 - Geo 20" iu'',si ~'afr- 'eN'
-pr,rg Which ~ fh. ~. shall ar,.'uf
or whether ! -h,l Nas" '.- '|Wo O.. accept
either d"r.t NOV r. Nr'
Jean Dc R"-,S" rrnI--I ., sing A. 'ho
abandoned cremation u"rfarus~o" a
! C.yrut Garden l,oal.-" h' va, u.. allowed
90 appeal a. thar performance and .u pthr,
during tl" --l-uu "a" was willing 90 sing
A. the -r-S'ial Performance. bur 'Hr com
m,tt-e dec.lnod his co GRAFTON pu 'h"-
terms
Mime Iltyinne has rrrrutlv l-'an singing
Isolde and DCnRn Arrd I'm lsuiuu tnriH,
Caru-p vas he Don Oud7o ~ Don Gi..
vanui.- and tho opera was revived fpr Do.
benefit
Su<an strong r~e,"n'lv sam N'G ther" and
; Jean Rensud. formerly - thr Paris Opera
has t-"r tere The now opera hy H"rtsr'
Buuuing The Hear - the Princess Osra
mot with lii'l 10 favor ant wA- sung 70 small
audiences
7 s'u.tly ia n" fu'IT" tu" r.ulsr ,: Magr"'
: operas performed a. ,"y"' ''n'u;Hr. IN.
ai,scnoc e J.a' b. E--fk" was - rY
i-.l thl- yeaf 'haf 'hH dIrcy'.f- ar vuf.
B mol elcs- uf making fH"-" vurt- pnJ.tr
unless some new nor - equal IIvnI
dfi~"~
The singers tried a. Convent Ga-Iau this
vea- N"r" nm krut l"- .t'- AMI Van
I pvrf. Nu'' %" uIu.. f~'rat .'..' .r Do,
/ Ntsrsr r~tUer'.irH De- ~aIi '. |.", show
untnsfaknhly 'hEl the NsgHc- operas nr,
not fpi London uai"-~ " q" E' Hr sings
: .u thon
Th--ad i~-1uraring outlook - y" 'o0or
l. about 20 ro'l-" yIt 10 fNs na. vr" of event
will 10 ahle to sing uuiv = Few wears longer
l. London, then. u"N"r Poo hear o.. 'N" Hf"fa
! house any - tho Wagner uiort-' ON,
writer gravolv -iy- that On 'h- forum" rho
music - Wtgn"r vii. 100 al probability.
be confined 20 To concert room
Sicnor Lar" who dIci q fav va.As agp.
was The rre~tno uf an l'a.ian "rcra -ra.
snn t. : don Just afro jean o." E--Jsa
retired fur a year 20 train himself 'o sing
tenor instead - huy fYr ro'- DE Hr~zk.
had sung Ia London IN "a" elrIv 10, a-
a h~arv'uue aud made little impression,
and ~suor lRgo wa mot ANXIOUS to have
him among The 'cruT- - u- fr.ur. ~
he d~ lined D. Re~lk. .F"' Zoo sing f.r u,ul
for "A very modofa'" sum
II seems that MN" N-.ha had a similar
experience when ia" W'ut 90 London. In
1880 the soprano. who then Wa AnoWu 40
Mr. Nellie Armstrong. sans ~ London
aud had an opportunity Of m's'fIug ear.
Rosa She ha- always had trouble viii her
French and Italian acc.r' and Tor ma.
r.l~on she had gun" to London with jh,
ii.l - singing In English opera.
Mr.. kosa agreed TO eusts Mine N".ha
on IA" recommendation ~ a friend Win
had heard her. a. n sliding -alnry for n c"I-
tain uuml@r - YEAR. Rat The contract
was not 90 10 signed until MIR Rosa himself
had heard her sung "" was 90 cal on d
certain dny n an appointed hour
He quite forgot the engagement. and af'c'
waiting for throa hours for him - HpIsai
Mmo. Nelba refused 10 continue the n"gN.
'iations. which was the most fortunate
CONCLUSION Of N. incident for her So
'hen wont =" Phri-, ant after q wear witt
Nine. Narrhesi made her tirsi ~ipI"ararc'
AZ tho Th5A'r" q" Ia Npuusic fifteen v"af'
ago. Mr. Rosa would have leeu alb" o.
-ecurr her services for five YEAR for n very
small sum n he only had mot forgotten M,
appointment.
signor Luigi Arditi. the composer anc
conductor. last week celebrated his eigh.
tie,h birthday. A. a conductor he has h~cr
for .ome years inactive, and as a conpos.
- A. r,,,op,b%raI nv only "A faw 80 ht.