New-York tribune., 1910-02-06
AT THE MANHATTAN
"Elektra" To Be Sung Tr,ce
This Week.

Germany Italy and france VIII snare
the week at the Manhattan Opera Houss-
Germany viii be represented oy hIcnaro
Strauss of whom Oscar 1lanHersteln is
now the American prophet par excellence
Tho u.nrl- that is to be performed will of
course he "I,Ielstra" and Nine. 1Iariette
Mazariu viii again have her chance to
sno1 how the strange, corpSelike crea-
ton of Herr von Hoffuannsthal may be
galvanized into life by performance that
bears the touch Of genius The public
~in be ahle To sec Nine Mazsrin and TO
hear Richard Strauss twice during the
week-on Monday evening and Saturday
afternoon. The cast wiI1 be as at the first
performance. except that Nine. DoTia Will
sing Klvtemnestra instead OF Nine Ger
ville-Reat,he. Nine. Baron -41ll be Chry-
sotheInis; NJ IIuberdcau- Orestes and N.
Duffault Aegisthus. The demand for
seats at Nj IIammersteins box office
shows that the last creation Of ,1ecadent
music is not 10 be left untasted by the
New York public. And "Salome" is yet
10 come:
TWO other occurrences Of marked inter
est will take place this week at the 34th
street foUse--nfn1e- Tetraz1ini will reap
pear after an absence Of several weeks, and
Maurice Renaud will make his first ap
pearance of the season in one Of his great
est parts, that OF the Jester in Nerdi's
"Risoietto' Nine Tetrazsini will appear
first on Wednesday ereA3ng N sentimental
Ira viaJa'' with John McCornlaci5 as Al
fre6o and Mario Sammareo as Germond.
On Friday evening Verdi will again be
in the ascendant and the combined appesr-
ances Of u. Renaud, Nine Tetrazzfni. Mr..
Mccormack and NJ Gilbert should bring
rival those Of "Rigolettos' palmiest days
Nine Tetrazzint will Of course SINCE GiIda
and Mr. Mccormack will make his first
appearance in America as the Duke. What
NJ. Gilbert Is able 70 DO with the usually
insignificant part Of Monterone New York
audiences know.
Or Saturday evening Jules Nassenet's
''Berodiade'' will be sung at popular prices
with NJ. Renaud as Herod, Mile. Cava-
iieri as Salome, N. Duffault as John and
Mile. D'Alvarez as Herodias.
The benefit concert rendered by ar.
Hanlnerstein and arranged by Miss Mary
Garden for the Paris flood sufferers. to be
given Oh Monday afternoon st O'Clock
SHARP. promises 70 be an artistic and
financial success. Nine. Tetrazzini has
arranged to arrive from the West in time
to sing some of her most brilliant num-
beTs. Miss Garden will be seen for the
first time here in Romeo ct Junette'
fourth act). with NM. DalInores. Du-
frame and Ruberdeau and Nine. pu-
chene, and also for the first time in
"Manon" (fourth actl, 1tth NM Dalmores
and Huberdesu. She will also do the sec
ond act, first scene, Of "ThaIs'' with NM.
Reraud and Lucas Mile. Cayalieri, Mr..
Mccormack and Nm. Renaud, venturint
and Fossr+ta 2-ill do the second act Of
''Tosca." Nile. D'AIvarez and n. TalliaTe
VIII give the first scene Of the third act
of "Herodiade.' Miss Maud Allan will ap-
pear IN "A Vision of Salon1e,' and concert
numbers viii be sung with orchestra by
Mile. ;5erville- -R6ache. Nile. Trentit1i and
II. Samn1arco The operatic numbers
will be directed bv N, de Ia. Fuente and
the concert numbers by n. Nicosia and II.
Ansfin1i