The evening world., 1911-04-17
PLANS Of OPERA
FOR NEXT SEASON
ARE MADE PUBLIC
Many Novelties and Some Re-
vivals Included in the
Programme.
OLD FAVORlTES A
Several New Artists Also Signed
Hopes for an American
Opera.
OLD STAY.

Before leaving Yesterday for Mon
treai. where the metropolitan Opera
Company will begin it's two weeks
tour. General Manager Cattl-Casa2za
gave out this statements
THE Metropolitan opera season Of
1sil-l?l2 vii! begiu on &oy. % and
continue twenty-five weeks. Apart
from the 10 regular subscription PER-
formauces on Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings ami
SATURDAY, afternoons, there VII be
given a series Of extra performances
on saturday evenings. among which
VIII be several subscription PERFORM
ances; also a series of Wednesday and
Thursday matinecs and a number of
performances at popular prices.
The Metropolitan Opera Company
will make nine visits to philadelphia
and viii give n series OF seventeen
subscription performances at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music.
The Philadelphia Chicago opera
Company, under the direction OF An
drcas Dippel. viii give six perform
anccs during February and March.
1912. at the Metropolitan opera House,
when b, Will present the most popular
French operas and several novelties.
Singers Engaged.
Among the artists az present mem
bers OF tho Metropolitan Company
whose services have been retained are:
'Sopranos-Mmes. Bella Al.au. Aana
Case. Enmy Des,inn, Geraldine Far
rar. Rita Forniu, Olive Fromstad. Jo-
hanna Gadssi. Alma Gil,k. Bprta Mo-
reul. Alice Nielsen. lnga Oerncr. Bcr-
Nee de Pas9uaL. Marie Rappoll. Lee
nora sparkes ana Ros.na Van Dy,k.
"Mezao 70 sopranos and contsaltos-
Mines. Louise Homer. Helen Mnplcsod.
Jeanne Maun.JiE, Marie Mattfcil, Lila
Sue...VS. Henrietta Wakefield and Flor
encs NicNaam. .
''rcE5rs-MN. rletro Aulislo. Angelo
Bada. julius Baycr, carl Burriau. En-
rico C1rUso, Hermann J~adlowker, carl
J0rn. !aCclrlO Martin, Albert Eelss.
Leo S'rlak and Dim!tri SmlrnoT.
"par.tOnes-MM pdsqua'c Amato,
Bernard Besue, Giuseppe Camplnlr,.
Pin GIly. OTTO Goritz, Antonio Scott,
NirceuZu I.CSca!sl!lu. EI 'IIdO MIS-
s.aHl and VIII am T.usl1w.
"Basscs-NlN. GEORGES Rourreois.
AlImp p.dgr. Antonio t.ni-Cursi, MAJ
eel I,circr, G.Illo H,sSi, Leon I.otl!cr,
j. MIl.~paus.-I.lv l1o.. Andrea p. lt
ss',.roll amt Herbert Witrors?oon.
Some New Artists.
",Iusical directors and conductors
NM. Arturo Tosgan.n', Alfred Hertz.
Rlchard Hagomlnu, Josef P1storn12I;,
Hans Morgcn~tern, Francesca liomci,
Fernando 1auar1 and Willy Ty.o'er.
Chorus masters-MM. GIul.o Se,tl and
Hans steiner, Technical dire'tor-EG
ward Sicl.c. Stage marlgcrs-NM. An
ton Scaertcl anu Jules SN''E.
Among the new artists engaged are A..
IIolnrlce Hlusrl. first dramatic tenor
OF the Imperial Opera OF Berlin, and tie
American bass, Putnam tir.Swuld, also
OF the Berlin Opera, ana Hermann WcI,
leading baritone Of the ROYAL Opera ,.
STUTTGART a2d the WAGNER Opera House
% B.yreuta.
Nine. Fricda lTcmpcl, co%,ora'urc so,
prano, Will sing part ot most season i
The MANAGEMENT succeeds IN It's y-o.;-
30 socuro NOR release from tie Bnr.!r
Imperial Opera.
"Operati, novelties Will 10 s%s'ect"'
from the following works anon" Others
'Goris ~fodounoE,' by me 4,nss'2n '"a''
poser NouSsorssfy; lie Dome Clr.ys",
music ny W1'f-i'crr,g' book r.,'r q,
r'av hf Gp''1aI' 'tr-irt''u Colombo,
hg Frlu.'rttl. composer 80 'Gcrm1nia q,
'Nor~,crg.t,' a short opera by Leo
U'cch. La Vie du Ipc,c,' uy Gustav,
Charpentier; La Refine Fl1w"'tc,' b,
NayIcr Lrr.uN. 'L'I,rre E~~pignl'p,' D.,
Maurice Raycr; TIE Tanning Of IN,
Sgrsw.' b. Hermann Go y. and 'TSl
light by Ar-hur SEWN.
Hopes for American Opera.
Tho REVEALS wl! be chosen from
among Mo2lrt's 'Cnyi fan tutto,' wh.'t
has never been heard IN ~" York
XVagnr.'s IItnz..' Sl'ut-ilcV.'s 'Slu
son e. Della iiossiu.s 'GuiloluiJ Te!.
ard N,rirs 'ru llIto in Mas 'hora.'
"Ihc management lo!c4 tutt tn" jur1
t-. 5000 .HE DO