New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-28
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Henry w Savage and the Musical Protective
Union Adjust Their Differences.

Henry W Savage has adjusted his differences
with the Musical Protective Union. and he will
have no difficulty in making arrangements for the
large number OF musicians he will require for his
production Of ''Parsifal' in English. At confer
ence held yesterday between Mr.. Savage and the
full executive board Of the Musical Protective
Union. Including Mr. Smith Of the local union and
Mr. Weber OF the national organization, a scale of
prices finally adopted. Said Mr.. Savage yester-
day: IF for ParsifaI l was required pay my
musicians upon the same basis those employed
at the Metropolitan Opera House. found that I
lower price of admission In fact, the success of
my production depends upon my being able TO pro-
Guce Wagner's festival play at a scale Of popular
This 'ParsifaI'' is to have its first performance
in Boston at the fremont Theatre on October L.
The following engagements were made by Nj
Savage yesterday: Grace Orr Myers for Lutte in
Peggy from Paris; Nellie V. Nichols for Chiquita
in The Sultan of Suu.' and Joseph NJ Ratliff for
leopold in The Yankee Consul"
The Majestic Theatre will reopen for the regular
season on Tuesday. August o. with b. c. Whtney's
Isle Of Spice" described a piquant musical
mixture in three acts. which first produced In
Chicago year ago, where II well liked that
it ran for twenty-three weeks The isle OF Spice
celebrates its one-hundredth performance AT the
Globe Theatre. Boston. Saturday night. July 90
Mr. whitney company includes ninety young
women. ! he piece viii have new dress of scenery
painted by W. Franklin Hamton. and new cos
Vii he I ~ Pg Lng The eItTe production
The Little Princess" with Miss I.eoni Darmon
in the title role, will open al Asbury Park. y j.
on August p. under the direction Of william
Wood. business manager Of the Broadway Thea
TIE, who has obtained the rights from Charles b.
Dillingham;.
Martin J. Dixor will begin his fourth season at
the Third Avenue Theatre. presenting for the first
time the meiodrama "A Child Of the Sums"
One hundred electricians employed in various
Manhattan ana Brooklyn theatres will visit the
Galveston Flood Coney Island on Monday
manager. 10 inspect several new electrical app-
Rnces there.
Stair & Havlin have selected as the opening at
traction AT their West End Theatre Two Little
Sailor Bows" which had a successful run at the
Academy of Music last spring. The initial per-
Torrance in Harlem will be given Saturday even
ing. August 20.
Miss Adele Aus Der Ohe. the pianist sailed for
Europe yesterday morning after receiving a able
message on Tuesday from her music publishers
regarding tho copyright several new compost
tons. Miss Aus Der Ohe will remain abroad about
FIVE weeks. After finishing her business with her
publishers she will travel through Austria and
Switzerland, and will return to this country in
time for the coming concert season. new piano
concerto by Miss Aus Der Ohe is TO have its first
public performance in Berlin In October next as
are several compositions for orchestra to be per-
formed about the same time by the Berlin Phil
harmonic Orchestra.