New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-04

drama. With the facility which distinguished
him. Donizetti completed the SCORE in less than
"a month and it proved one Of the most success
full works in the Italian repertory. The action
IN the prologue IS laid in Venice. The later
episodes occur in Ferrara. where Adr. Vigna
during the last summer had accurate reproduce
1ions of the scenery and stage accessories made
for Mr.. Conried. The present revival, which
will be OF a most elaborate scale, viii introduce
for the first time to this public IN the title part
Nine Maria de Macchi, the dramatic soprano.
who in italy has been associated with the heroic
Wagner roles and with such tragic parts
Norma and Lucrezia. Miss Edith Walker will
sing the important traVesty part Of Maf1o Or
sini. The role Of Gennaro will for the first time
In this country be Interpreted by Mr.. Caruso
and Mr.. Scott viii be the Don Alfonso. Mr.
Bars as Rustgello. 8Ir. Rossi as Astolfo, Mr.
Dufriche rs Gubetta, Mr.. Begue as Gazella and
Mr.. Lloyd Rand, the young American tenor
az. LlEeIoIla' VIII be IN the cast Wlnch viii be
completed by Messrs Giordani and Ballard
Mr.. Arturo Nigna VIII conduct.
On Wednesday evening, December I, Tam
hsuser" Will be the bill. with Nine. Aino Ackte
as Elisabeth, Miss Olive Fremstad Venus and
Miss Bella Alien, the new soprano, IL the part of
the Shepherd. Mr.. Heinrich Knote. the German
tenor, who made his first appearance on Satur-
day in Die AIeistersinger" Will be heard as
TannhauseT. IN which he has unqualified
admiration abroad The Wolfram VIII be Mr.
Van Rooy and the Landgraf VIII be Mr.. Pol
Ilal-cOl A4eSHlS IktlSS -hU-44!iIGI4ll NrreGeg ana
the two metropolitan prepieres danseuses
Mines. Varasi and Froehlich. viii again be seen.
Conductor, Mr.. Hertz
At the third performance Of "Parsfal" on
Thursday, December $ Nine Nordica VIII again
be heard a Kundry. while Messrs. BurgstaIler
Van Rooy, Blass. GOritz. Gourmet. Muhlmann
and Re!ss Will resume the parts which they in
terpreted last season. Mr. Alfred Hertz VIII. Of
course, conduct.
On Friday at 7:45 D. m a double bill. opening
with -CaVaNerla Rusticana" and ending with
y Don Pasquale. will be given. Mime. Maria de
Macch VIII for the first time here interpret the
role Of SantuZZa, and Mr. Salhza will appear IN
ore Of his favorite characters. that OF Turiddu
Mr.. Parvis. the new barytone. viii essay the
part Of Alto. and the Lola viii be Nine Jo-
sephine Jacoby. Miss Bauermeister is cast for
the mother, Lucia. IN Don Pasquale' the
Norma viii be Nine. SembTich. who left delight
ful memories behind her in the role when she
last sang it here. Mr.. DIPPED Will be the
Ernesto. Mr. Scott IS 10 appear as Dr. Mala-
Tesla, and M Rossi will interpret the title part
Mr.. Vigna VIII direct the performance of both
operas
Aida" with the cast presented on the open-
night Of the season. VIII he the attraction at the
third Saturday matinee. Nine Eamcs and Miss
IEdyth Walker VIII appear as Aida and AM
reris. M. CarusO is TO be the RadaneS Mr.
Scott viii sing Amonasro Mr. Plancon viii
interpret the part of Ramls, and MT. Muhl-
mann VIII return 10 Is as the King Conductor
Mr. Vigna- For Saturday evening the manage
ment promises a superb performance of ''Lohen-
grin with ref 29. &c, est including Mime.
Mr. HeinrcBKote as Lohe9xTt HMM Mr. BIa 1I as
Heinrich der Vogler, and 2fr. MUhlmann as the
Herald. Mr. Alfred Hertz VIII conduct.
The second Sunday concert at the aIerroDo1j-
TAM which viii be given under the musical d.
rection OF Mr.. Nahan Frankie. viii take place
tonight. The singers on this occasion viii he
Nine. Emma Games Nine Jacoby. Mr.. Pol
PIancon and Mr.. Otto Goritz. The VIII be
supported by the entire Metropolitan opera
House chorus and orchestra In the openlnp
part OF the concert Nine. Jacoby will sing an
aria from Samson Ell Dalah." Mr. Goritz will
offer a prologue from "Pagliacci" and Mr. Plan
CON VIII contribute the invocation from Never
beers Robert ls DiabIe"
The second part Of the concert will contain
two works Of interest: the first the duo II q
Crucihx." which viii be sung by Nine. Eanes
and AR. Plancon; the second Gounods La
ment for solo, chorus and orchestra entitled
oiallis, written by the composer as a direct
sllusion 10 the tribulations and misfortunes Of
a.s fellow couEtryu2en. who had just been beaten