New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-03

sters from the schools Italy recruited from the
barber shops and other haunts of his countrymen
in New-York. But he was overpersuaded when ne
ventured 10 bring such ripe artistic agencies 10
America. He had been warned by Saivini, who mad
ssid to him:
return from America praising the land or me
dollar one can only acquire Tortu tiea O treneer
The better. the true artists. are deceived thotgn
perhaps they are not willing TO acknowledge the
fact. They do wrong.
Pity the moral obliquty of Salvini! How skill
fully he has concealed his American failure!
salvini spoke with sincerity. admit that my
mishaps saddened first; but now do not
hide them. They may serve examples to those
who think they can acquire riches without harm
TO their artistic consciences.
But appreciation and reward came at last:
In San Francisco my success was immense. and
I confess. this rather consoled me. The people OF
TINS g great I g are with he exception perhaps Of
English; here all manner of people except Pc
out artistic education gave them at first music
that astOnshed them then some that tha te
Beethoyens Fifth symphony my hearers a, man man
stood better and applauded. and the PA
Of delight.
symphony San Francisco Happy Mascagni!
But there's rod in pickle for the Schmidts Rosen
beckers, Scheels Thomases and Damrosches who
have prated about their trips to the Pacific
California Mascagni is to carry the musical evan
gel them again next autumn
When 1 return TO San Francisco in October L
shall organize specially trained orchestra We
with. and am convinced we shall be successful
is the land of liberty and the respecter Of the
rights of individual. relate my dearly acquired
experiences. laugh heartily. but don't believe
word Of it.
And says the French chronicer of these aUda-
cious mendacities. the maestro laughed heartily,
but Nine Mascagni did She solemnly averred
that the Americans wipe their their
fingers. and she could pardon such manners!
Such is Mascagni; such French journalism.
Obey Speaks. who sings BARITONE. announces a
concert at which a bakers dozen of his own songs
will be sung by Miss Ethel Crane Miss Marguerite
Hall. Leo Lebermann and himself. in the Waldorf
Astoria next Thursday at II a. H. These ere
the titles OF the songs that TO be sung: When
Mabel Sings" Shepherd, See Thy Horses Flowing
Name Under the Rose" Kiss Me. Sweetheart"
when Gazing in Thine Eyes So Dear" THE
Elder Blossom Long Ago" For You Dear
Heart" April RAIN" Eyes of Blue" Little One
A-cryin'," IF You Become Num- Dear" and In
Maytme" After these songs there will come the
inevitable In Persian Garden"
Mime. Liza Lehmans precious composition just
alluded to Gin Persian Garden'0 will also be
sung on Thursday evening Association Hall
Brooklyn, by Mrs. Dorothy Harvey Miss Hail.
John Young and Carl z. Duff with Alexander
Rihm at the pianoforte. Before IT the following
pieces will be sung:
MadrfgaI .....................-. srut-o
Catch. ............... 80 Ia Sa
Mrs. Harvey Miss Han. Mr. Young and Dr. Dafft
Mager
The Night a Thousand Eyes: " >. :. Aiiftnx
TN Tend Thy Bower -..t .Hanf.b mccunn
Les Files de Cadix'' ''s' " rHstit
. How Many Times Do Love Thee E. Ward
an, an love ~. % ss Mrs H. H. A Peach
''Msnacht' Brahms
Jeine Filletes Wenk.rin
Harvey.
The Theodore Drury Opera Company composed
exclusively of coored people, although that fact
does not appeal in its announcemenD, will give a
performance of Verdrs Aida In the Lexington
Opera House Terrace Garden. on the
ing OF May II. The will be follows: Aida,
Miss Estee Clough: AumerIs Miss Alfrida Veg
ner Amonasro, George l.. Ruffin; Ramphis. David
Manser the king Francis Van Arsdaleh; messen-
ger. Oliver Taylor: Radames. Theodore Drury.
The performance Will be IN English, and the
chestra conducted by Felix Jaeger. Miss Clough
comes from Worcester. and Mr. Rufin from Bos-
ton.
The summer plans OF Messrs SuessklEd and Reh-
feldt, at Terrace Garden. embrace vaudeville
certs after the Opereaats to begin in the Lexng-
Opera House, and operate concerts on Sunday
nights The season viii begin on May 80 with
ofenbach's "Brgands'
FACTS ABOUT THE AQUARIUM
The Aquarium Is the subject Of No OF the
Geological Society Bulletin" which just been