New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17


Overture Raymond Thomas
Mile, Resine Arta .ron,,etn
ana Ia fA'O'''1 Victor ocoellier y.-,,.,.
a Dre'" Nine. Pauline Donalda- w..n.r
P'e''iea '' Ivan Alichevsly. ,,..,.,
Largo violin so0''''' Max Bendix.
MareS. Tannhaaser' Wagnc;
Grand ara NINE. Eieanore De C4sneros,
'Du bist vie cine BIune' .schunann
ivan Altehevsky. Cedar,
Ne''S''' ''S's': Nine Pauline Donaida
Violin solo
'o' i's''''' visitor occsilieT, s.... Civ.
La '0'a "F'S SoaanctoI Fernando TonaIs.
At the Metropolitan the most nota BILE event Of
the week will be the temperance, for the only
time this season, on the bills of "Parsifal" which
| Will be produced at a special matinee on Friday
! OYashingtons Birthday Another interesting
incident Will be the return Of Mime. Eames 10 the
| role of Marguerite IN Faust" Mr.. Rousseliere
will bid farewell for this season to New York in
the part Of Faust
Tomorrow evening Will bring with it another
] performance of AIeyerbeer's opera "LAfricaine.'
| AS before Nine Olive Fremstad will sing the
| part of Selika TO the Inez Of Nine. Rappold and
| the Anna OF Miss Simeoli. Mr.. Caruso's tenor
| will again be heard in the part of Nasco de
Cana
Faust" will be the attraction Wednesday
evening. Nine. Eames will make her recently
as Marguerite, Nine. Jacoby will be the Siebel,
The Mephistopheles will as usual, be Mr. Plan
CON. Mr.. stracciari win interpret Nalentin. and
Mr.. Begue will appear Wagner. Mr.. Rous-
seliere will sing the music Of the title part for
| the last time this season.
| On Friday CWashington's Birthday, the onlr
/ Dor fslf NNeF
| season will be given. Regular prices will DO
| charged. The Kundry on this occasion VIII be
! Nine. FTemstad. Mr.. Burgstalle- viii reintro-
| duce his earnest and effective impersonation OF
| Parsifal, while Mr. Van Rooy as the stricken
| Amfortas, Mr. Blsss the pious squire Cur
nemanz Mr. Goritz the enchanter klingso",
| Mr.. Gourmet q Titure and Nine Jacoby, Mr..
Muhlmann and Mr.. Reiss in other roles will
Cooperate. The curtain will rise the first
| act at IL 30 a. m. and between the first and
= second acts there Will be the usual intermisslon
| OF one hour and quarter.
| On Friday evening Madame Butterfly Will
| for the second time in New York. be performed
! in Italian with Miss Farrar as Cio-Cio-San
! Nine Louise Homer Suzuki, Nine. Helen
| Mapleson as Kate Pinkerton, and Mime. Poehl-
! mann the heToineS mother. Mr.. CaTusO VIII
| again be the Lieutenant PinkertOn, Mr. Scott
/ will repeat his Interpretation OF Sharpless, and
| Nj Reiss will be the marriage broker. GOro.
| Lovers OF German music drama will be graf
| flied by the announcement for the Saturday
! matinee OF Tristan und Isolde" Nine. Gadskl
Will. for the second time this season, be heard
| at the Metropolitan, and Nine. Louise Homer
] VIII more assume the part OF BranRaene.
| The Tristan Of the day will be Mr.. BuTrian. At
! the Saturday evening popular performance
Faust" will be the bill, with Miss Bessie ABBOTT,
| Mr. DIPPED and Mr.. Plancon.
Another crowded house is confidently expected
; tonight at the Metropolitan when vocal AMI
| instrumental programme VIII be given under the
direction of Mr.. Bovy. The soloists Of the even
| ing will be Nine Lima Cavalieri, Miss Bessie
! ABBOTT, Nine. Josephine Jacoby. Mr.. Aiois Burg
| staller and Mr.. Riccardo Stracciari. The entire
| Metropolitan Orchestra will cooperate.
During Lent a series of recitals for chorus,
orchestra and organ will lie given at St. Bar
tholomew's Church on Wednesday nights. All
seats free; no tickets required. First programme,
February 20:
Organ solos: ,-
Marc6e Funebrs ct Chant seraphique Gunant
Mon couer souvro ia voI lps
20 Day OF Penitence Gounod
i3-s IGie Mozart
5ysn EsFuH Hymn sullivan MG1a55
Sss29a D52s5amme 1s ss5asry 2RRussan music
Fourth programme tMarch 49,
E![ta ana SIKH ,Ai95s % +s,'l
Leopold stokovski is the organist and director.
Richard Henry Warren's Church Choral So.
ciety will give two recitals this week at Trinity
Chapel, West 10Th street, the first on Wednesday
/ afternoon the second Thursday evening. The
programme:
Concerto and orchestra.
(first time in New York;
| Canata Actus T'ragicus Gods Time Is Best Racl
| Passion chorale 20 Sacred Head Now Wounded"
Congregation and choirs
Biblical songs. op. 80. Nos. 9. Z. 8 and 8:
l5sar ny 4reyeF
BY the Waters Of Baby on' ...................
81 WI LIT Mine Eyes ............,...
soprano solo,
Plrst time with orchestral
ave Nef1l
How Blest Are hey TschsikoWszy
Aiotet, Jubiiate Amen. .Bruc!
Sooists-f&oberta Granville. soprano; Mrs. r II War
rem contalto Theodore Van YORK. tenor Arthur Philips
Baiytone. and Felix Lamoad. organst.
At Mendelssohn Hall a piano recital win b,
given by BRIDGE Blye Monday afternoon
The programme
I IasFmszzo 9 OF iIIs 70 1...... sc.n,
P PPea1s op % 10 feethoye'
Scherzo. Op. So. .............. ~hooi,
Invitation Dance ....... V-ebar-
lrnp-onptu-A Minor. ......-.... Rrhirstoi,
Berceuse. on -. No. 2............ 5ia tv
f2rsphrase on airs from tho Dornroescnen Palle.
TschaikoW ak, 'abs
Miss Alice Cummings pianist of Boston vii
he the assisting artist the third concert of The
Olive Mead Quartet in AIcndelssohn Hall on Feb
r-arV %
Bruno HUM viii give concert al Sherry,