New-York tribune., 1903-04-05


on the afternoons of April "a and %
Messrs Suesskind and Rehfeldt are planning
other season of comic operetta Terrace Garden in
East Fifty-eighth-st., for the coming weather
months They announce the opening of the third
season of the Terrace Garden Opera Company for
Saturday evening. May 80, with revival of Often
bachs The Brigands." It is long since the clever
work has been heard IN New-York. and Signor
Montegriffo. under whose direction the production
will be made promises all that should be necessary
favor and success. The bill will be changed week.
Brigapds The Terrace Garden company Will this
season engage the services OF Miss Lillian Heidel-
George TaIlu1an. Harry Luckstone, Jack Hender-
son. Fred" Mccarthy and others Maurice Hage-
sias the musical director
The news of Kuberk's intended marriage has
been published. OF course. those who are interested
in him will want TO know what the lady IN the
case looks like and this curiosity is gratif1ed to-
day this page. The fancee is the Countess
Marianne Won Csaky-Szen who was born in 1881.
dent Of the Senate. at Debreczin Hungary The
and plays the violin well. She was married four
years ago to Count Csaky. but divorced him after
few months
The admirers OF Ffrangcon Davies will be glad
to learn that he is engaged to sing at the London
Beethoven Festival. under Weingartner, in May,
the London Richard Strauss Festival in June. the
8Iiddlesborough festival this month. the Yorks
festival in September and the birmingham festival
trusted with the chief barytone part in Edward
Cigars work The Apostles
It will save lot Of irxsome correspondence II
readers Of The Tribune who intend going to Europe
this summer and are interested in music will note
e. are agetS @ @ 1oF To- me L2no0n @ f
he PTinZregenten Theatre, In Munich.
A Joint recital is announced for Wednesday after
noon. priI o. at Mendelssohn Hall, Of Nine. Roger
Miclos and Ben Davies the English tenor. Nine.
A chorus Of one thousand voices belonging to the
Peoples Choral Union will sing in performance
of Haydn's Seasons at the Metropolitan Opera
House on the evening of April 13. Mr. Frank Dam
rosca VIII conduct. and the solos will be sung by
Mrs. Shanna Cumming. Ellison Van Eoose and
Gwilym Miles
Next Thursday evening Henschels Requiem
will be brought forward in Brooklyn by the Brooklyn
Oratorio Society under Walter Henry Hall.
ductor: also Rossini's ''Stabat Mater The solo
singers will be Mrs Shanna Cumming Miss
Pauline Wol:mann. Theodore Van York and Her
bert Witherspoon.
The Irish evening of art. poetry music and
history for the benefit OF the children made des
Carnegie Lyceum on April q, 1t Is announced @ I.o
is a descendant of Daniel O'ConneI-
At p. N. to-day Stainers 'Crucn1xion' VIII De
sung at All Angels Church by chorus Of forty
voices Evan Williams and Albert Walsh. solo
singers under the direction of Clement X Gale
rx Arens 10 whose energy is largely due the
success of the Peoples Symphony Concerts. is TO
be the conductor at the last OF this seasons series
which takes place at Cooper Union Han on Iues-
day evening April q. The assisting artists Will De
Miss Marion Gregory, soprano. and Miss Henrietta
Nicholson pianist. Tickets at the usual popular
prices ranging from 10 TO 50 cents, are on sale at
Io+sou's and at the Office of the Peoples Institute
i,7 Cooner TTnfon Following is the programme pre-
nared for the concert: Wagner. overture ram
SSyears and aria, "Dich Theure Halle. Tam
hanser;': Dvorak symphony. New World: Franz
Tssvt HUNGARIAN Fantasle. for piano and orcheS-
t-a1 victor Herbert, 'Liebesscene. and Henry
Wa1ler sI)ance of the Sun Feast
The Nev-York Banks Glee Club will give its last
oo,cert for this season at Carnegie Hall on Tues
dav evening. April Il, under the direction OF H. X
r,hx,as when Mosenthals "Thanatopsfs Will
"a ,s,,t Iir carl +. Duff singing the barytone
solo.