New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

Metropolitan Opera House Will BE- the appearance
tie bills OF Moza-t's Magic Flute" sung, as
the composer intended it TO be- in German. a little
later the same work viii be presented by Mr.. Con-
ried n Italian. The German performance OF the
Magic Flute" C'D:e ZauberEote') is promised for
tomorrow. Nine. Sembrich. who IS equally al
home in Italian and German, viii interpret Astr!-
fiammante Queen OF the Night: Nine Gadsk is
announced for Pamina, and Nine Ternna, on
previous occasion. viii be the First Bady. Miss
Eeidelbach is cast for the character Of Papagena.
The Tamtno viii be Ar DippeL The Sarastro VIII
be Nr. Kloepfer. and the Papageno Mr. Gortz.
The conductor viii be Felix Nottl. who according
TO report viii put new life into AIozarts score by
IN several instances taking the tempt much more
vivaciously than Of late years has been customary
at the Metropolitan
''Tannhauser" VIII be repeated Wednesday
evening. with Nine. Gadsd Elisabeth. Miss Olive
FreEstad Venus, -dr. Kraus Tannhauser. Mr..
Gortz Wolfram. and Mr. Pol I'lancon the
Iandgraf. The conductor will be Felix Motif. On
Thursday. o'clock. "Parsifal' viii bs the bill.
with Mines. Ternina and Homer. Messrs. Burg
eteler. Van Rooy. Blaas, GOr:tz Gourmet. Reiss
and MJhlTann n their usual parts, and Alfred
Hertz at the conductors desk. The double BILL IN
Guiding "Cava ieria Fusticana' and II Pagliacci,"
IS again promised for Friday evening. with a
Santuzza IL Miss Olive Fremstad and a Lola
n Miss Fanchon Thompson. Nine. Seygard Is
again 20 be the Media in Il Paglacci." while Mr..
Caruso VIII sing Canio 10 the Tonic OF Mr.. Scott,
dabassi. Arturo Vigna VIII conduct both works.
For the Saturday matinee is II BaTbere 81
siyigia." with Nine. Sembrich, Mr.. Dippel Mr..
Campsnari, Mr.. Journet and Mr.. Rossi- Conductor,
Arturo Vigna. ''I1ohengrin" win be the attraction
at the popular Saturday evening performance Nine.
Paula Ralph viii be the Elsa She has sung the
part IN Germany The Ortrud VIII be Miss Edyth
Walker. and the cast viii include Mr.. Kraus as
Lohengrin, Mr. Goritz Friedrich Telramund,
Mr.. Blass Heinrich der Vogler and Mr. Mdhl-
he ba cr-fr will ha ~affx
Motif.
Alfred Hertz, whose activity this season has
hitherto been absorbed by 'Parsifal." will conduct
at to-night's popular concert at the Me;ror tan
Opera House. Three orchestral numbers e prom
ised-the overture TO smetans's opera Tine Bar
tered Bride" (Which the management hopes shortly
10 produce in Engsh). Lszrs symponio poem.
Les Preluces." and Tschaikowskys Overture SOL
enneIle TSP"
The cast OF die Zaubern5ts- monday EVENING"
Astriaerrane Ole Kon.gn der Nacht). Nine sembrich
Zwe.e Nine Paula Rand
AHRoe. Nine Harris
5r.ttsT Nine Helen oii'is Ma 4iS.aa
eeS5n.0 II. DppeI
pe550c' Illoepfer
Eser PrIsvtc 9I reese
5s;sr FsheTn.sc1ter Mann N Rand
Nam f;; MI, Dufrche
The programme for to-nIghts concert.
eysftne The Bar;erea BrIee' ............-smet.na
Victor Kioe1;ei. ->''"'
Leaer: S-''-'e Lemon
ssiaP. biss;a ;:: sea.s.-.
OsF Wanee'er'--
Aria % Don Eatals'' nom Don CARO-.
Aria Der ni.gsnde Toilhd ;S i'',e. Wagner
ssyH2huuio poem. les PT..IGe.' .1.,r,
TI.5hi1,gs's Schubert
Eon- Co., Mr. BurgstallOr.
1@oreles .Laszt
Aria Der wsr'enschlnisd' Lortzins
NoNerfurs solennelle ''Isig' TschsikowEsy
me FIRST OF Mr.. Sam Frankos Concerts of OLD
SIC LOT This season win take place In the New
o Theatre next Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
radio Casals. Spanish yiolonceIist will he the
a'uAcuon. and the programme will consist Of
"ch > nrst Brandenburg Concerto for violin three
TWO horns. bassoon and string orchestra;
49,. concerto In u for violoncello: two old
~ 1ho symphony IN @ minor by Mozart.
c. u3ilees and symphony, despite their antiquity,
= Ae" 10 New-Yorlxs concert room. The two
,' gavotte In rondo form and q pavane
6,t, prepared Tor performance under modern con-
rr,,sta y :. a. Wekerlin. authority on archaic
y. una Aprarian Of the Conservative at Paris
p,eSs mat he took the arst dance dun des
@iets cu Roy" by Lully. but he does not saw
So one 1t Is at least an interesting reflection
s,,,. LUIS AiN himself doubtless danced 10 these
s.o Hot only Lully. but AolIere and Quinalt
OF hn o'so some Of their genius to the invention
Their 80 "a species Of entertainment so popular in
'-@t aghiy OF them were brought out at