Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28

snare of hiStrionic ability.
To second her will be Fillipo dot
tavi, latter day Tamagno. D'Ottavi
Is as huge as she, with chest as big
as barrel, neck like polished mar
BILE column, an arm as brawny as a
blacksmith's and q voice without q
top to it. Angelo Antola, the great
Italian baritone, will add his strength
to the cast Antola is also a young
man, Is an actor, and has voice Of
power and beauty.
Matilde Campofiore, who will appear
as Amneris, is the principal contralto
of the company. n magnificent physi-
cal presence, deep voice and much ex-
perience in the leading dramatic roles
are her chief assets for popular favor.
Lambardi has one bass whose voice
is the duplicate of Plancon's in his
younger days. This is young Orlinto
Lombardi-tall, broad shouldered, with
throat like cavern and an easy
voice emission. Lombard will make
his debut in Aida also, playing the
High Priest and completing the cast of
principals
There are other voices equally fine
in the lyric field. There is Adelina
Tromben, lyric soprano, with a voice
comparable to Sembrich's; Attilio Cal
vaneSchi, lyric tenor of Caruso quail
ties; Cesare Bocchetta and Adolfo Pa
cini, two baritones of note, splendid
"bel canto" training; five other lyric
sopranos, three bassi, two more con-
traltoS, q world-renowned director, the
great stage manager Of Italy, a COM
plete equipment of scenery and proper
ties from the ateliers of the Royal OPP
era at Madrid, and other things, to be
treated of in detail later. Tomorrow
morning the sale of seats for single per-
formances will commence. The Herald
last week announced the repertoire for
the engagement.
were written. The program numbers
are as follows:
EARLY ENGLISH MELODIES:
To Carry the Milking Pail.
(Shakespeare's Time
The Lass With the Delicate Air.
G710-1778.)
Cherry Ripe
(Early 18th Century.)
Come Lassies and Lads.
(Time Charles I'D
Miss Hill.
Sonata Da Cana. Pietro Locatelli
From private collection king Of
Miss Chew.
BALLADS OF OLD IRELAND:
Wearin O. The Green.
Kathleen Mavoureen.
Kitty Tyrreli.
The Kerry Dance.
Tipperary.
Miss HILL
Aria .,....'"''''.. ..-''..'''...' Golamark SInnors
SONGS OF SCOTLAND:
Come Under My Plaidie
. We'd Better Bide Wee.
Within a Mile o. Edinboro' Town.
Oh! Whistle and I'll Come to You, My
Lad.
LAbeiIle IThe Bee) Francois Schubert
Miss Chew.
Caller Herrin'.
Aud Lang Syne. ~
Miss HILL
One of the musical events of the
season will occur at Simpson audito-
rum on Thursday evening, October 30.
Miss Estelle Miller. a well known sing
er and organist, will be heard in a
vocal recital. assisted by William Ed
son Strowbridge, pianist, and L. Opid,
'cellist Miss Miller is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Miller of this
city. and has made a systematic study
of harmony under excellent teachers
for a number OF years. Her program
includes:
PART l.
Scena and Aria. 'L'insana Parola".
sonesMCa) % o swallow, swallow ''D'
(b) The Years at the Spring. -,
.'''.''.''. MIS' II, IL "A. DcdNll
(c) Contrasts ......... II. ]. Stewart
(d) Merry Maiden Spring. ...,...
,...,.,,..,.... Edw; MaeDoweli
songs-(a) schone Wiege Meiner
Leiden; (b) Die Lotosblumc;
60 Fruhllpgsehnaet; (d) Wal
Recital and Aria, Farewell ye
Lmpid Springs (Jephtha) Handel
song Cycle. Eliiand
Piano solo. Perpetual Motion...,.
....,.,.....,...,,.,... Won Weber
VIM Edison strowbridge
Song. "a California Night Song
Ccello obligatol 49,. H. j. Stewart
Recital and aria. PLUS Grand. Dams
Son obscurite" (Le Refine de
Saha) .....s'..'....,...s Gounod
Miss Ethel Olcott, banjo and guitar
list, will be heard at the Gamut audi
torium on Friday evening, December
z, in recital of high grade selections.
one of the early musical programs
win be an evening of music given by
Miss Bessie Bartlett, a prominent Hol-
lywood contralto, and A. W. Sessions,
pianist and organist,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott
have completed all their arrangements
and rehearsals for the third season Of
the Lott-Rodgers chamber music con-