New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

night patrons TINS e'eiI---s - -
a the United States Ma[ne S a. S!lo, 1, IRON ITon
washing ZOE, wears Its director. Lieutenant
Cig ~ II Santelmann. VII bring with MN a
william Miss Edith Pickering, from Mashihg-
soprano -I1o-othv Hoyle VIII play WieniaWskt S
ton Mss leons Parole" Ole J. May on the
ToHshCs,,, VII play the "Therese' polka py
euphoI- TIE programme VIII contain the
wsldro1a.,, overture and the Hungarian
"TsIiasu Tor the finale Of the concert
Rbspsols Iii MAY "Semper Fidelis" which is
the ps5,g posscal march past OF the United states
ne % Corps, and with Inc star SpaneIeo
Nae" the band VIII introduce H1iii'a1
feature
,.Ilo has been appointed by the King
LeO-,-' L,- -srsoual representative Of his majesty
o. - I-s-st monument celebration IN New York
s. Y1sdav, October i.
.-s -ehea-sals at the Metropolitan Will
,,o-row and continue regularly. on
eeslI arturo Tigna Will reach New York on
a"-,.o- Wilhelm Il The Metropolitan or
TIE ne bas been considerably strengthened ana
cneseE notably by additions TO The strings
eaisfte--ss,-Tnance OF ''Sal0ne" VIII call for an
he pe-,, erge number OF instruments. II is
rnuso--o,sssihls that. besides the new operas an
olo Fo- production. Mr. Conried VIII during
nO~.-nroa ching season add one or more ballets
ne ~it1re-ropol.tan repertory, which at present
20 LlS,.AS ~ 70 ..Coppel.a' and ~Die Puppenfee"
. .,,.-t s1Test additions 10 the Metropolitan star
IAe s--on -. Schertel OF BayreUth, the German
81 49, Si-sctOr; Adrien Ray. for ffteen years at
s-5g,e- Ope-a House the French assistant
ne ,o.or and Victor ChalIniD, a new basso
e1l' --,TI sing Brander in la DannaHon de
US. and other small parts. haouI Guns
- v,hO viii superintend the pTo0ucuon or
poHsne-1nat!on de Faust" here. made The
---..ir = adaptation and produced II at Monte
opio sn6 IN Paris. The spectacular presenta-
ISl4, t5is work VIII be elaborate. Among the
noI o-,s+rresoue episodes VIII be the realization
IO O,11,or OF the famous Hungarian March,
y, " fantastic ballets, The Dance or the Sylphs
ne es he "0ance Of the VIII O the Wisps" and
he Ride 10 Hen
The Marum Quartet. which was founded last
., nv Ludwig Aarun 70 provide high class
.,-,,r,nances Of chamber music ct prices within
- Teach Of aIl music lovers, will this season
.-as+ rs series Of five concerts at Cooper
-,r,o- The success OF the organization during
-. erst season showed that there Is a real de-
r5 for +he music II offers, which has not
s-Is-.o been accessible ct the prices charged
Al these concerts.
r.oacavaIlo and La Scala Orchestra viii ar
,-s ,n New Yo Z next Tuesday. Their Amer
,..n debut occurs on Monday evening, October
& 81 carnegie Hall. At that performance Leon
.,.euo,s opera "Zaza," which has never been
Ssvsr IN America, VIII be presented n concert
fcrm The first number on the programme VIII
- "V.ve pAue-ica," q march recently written
~ rAoncavaIlo u honor OF his forthcoming tour
~ 5s5;oated 10 President Roosevelt Another
selection viii be the composers new Ave
Maria"
Among the musicians who sailed on the Kaiser
vrrbelra der Crosse September % was sam
r-,,ko whose unique concerts Of old music arc
: fsarlre OF every season. AIr. Franko spent
roueb of his vacation n delving among the ruins
ri forgotten music. and brings with him some
more ANTIQUE gems Of the kind which have be-
o~--Fo~
Ms Cortnne Rider Kelsey is TO sing with the
p..-sbg-r Orchestra when that organization
makes its first visit here, under the direction
al Fnn Paur ana IN conjunction with the Men,
6elgsohn Male Choir Of Toronto, in February
next Mrs Kelsey Will open her season at the
Maine State Festivals next week
Petschuikof. the Russian vaoIinist, who visits
w after al absence Of eight years. VIII make his
,ssrpearanoe IN the arst Of the Russian
Symphony Concerts n Carnegie Hall on Thurs
Cay evening. November 10.
Nza. schumann- Heiuk is the first Of the re-
eL rz-s 10 be heard here IN the new season.
G1s g-Hounces her only recital for Saturday
st.EzDI, October 20 in Carnegie Hall. she
rs1 her tour II Bangor, Ne, on october d,
szi tzrng that month viii sing sixteen times,
November rvenry-one times and in December
-t season VIII number over one hundred, in ad-
dan 10 her twenty-five special performances
WITH The Metropolitan Opera Company.
Canpanari vtg open his tour on October 2 in
Wasr5ury. Conn. at the dedication OF the New
York Music Han IN that city. and then IN quick
Succession viii follow concerts in Pittsourg, IN
c21apolis and Cincinnati. after which he goes
o Texas for & series. Campsnari viii return
70 New York early In November.
Ane Louise Homer IS 70 make a Western tour
before the opening q the Metropolitan Opera
Company. beginning fl Waterbury on Octo-
eer She win sing with the Theodore Thomas
l-lesLrh II Chicago, the newly organic I'd st
FaL symphony Orchestra and Ct recitals in
V-saa' Lincoln Kansas city and Oberlin, Ohio
LAST years subscribers 10 both series of con-
'sTis given hy the Boston Symphony Orchestra
nay renew their Subscriptions for the coming
'5-son and secure the same seats they had last
ys4f 9y application 70 the box Office Of Carnegie
nal On and after tomorrow, Monday, October J.
A. A. communications should De addressed TO c. A
- manager, and all checks should be made
s g- 70 MS order. The concerts win be given on
~ ~ evenings 0t November :. December 8 and :,
SSS--sl! 10 and -. February 22 and March -.
-, - regular sale ot season tickets win begin at
- - loH S ONCE - Carnegie Han on Monday morn
-rltii-f- lIlzl al u 10
ess.Ie 70 renew -helr subscriptions place their
NSlAoarols before that date
A's Charles =. Fo1te has taken Up the duties
' secretary OF the Russian symphony Society,
me sleh were laid down last season 10y Miss Hap
-liee concerts Of chamber music VIII be given
ne Adale NarguUes trio Miss Adele Mar
E-et tE--et Leopold LAchtenherg and Leo Schulz al
q 5575~,4elssohn Hall, on the evenings Of November
- 'sluary - and February -
s'efal novelties which invite interest are an
---S1 ior Performance by the Boston Sym
.s quartet ~ the three concerts OF chamber
- n Nende-ssohn Hall this season. They