New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05
NEW LIBRETT0S AT
CENTURY NEXT YEAR
a. St. John.Brenon to furn''"
TransIations--Acts from many
Operas This Week

! (,ne of the innovations Pio'"'S'
80, se,sou Al the Century Opera ho"s'
l. +, comulete set Of new EnghsD npre''''
,,n,or Of nd Sargent Aborn have arrange"
.,,,h Atxcruon -. John Hrenon 10 "Ah'
,ra ,stst,ons Of Gounods "Homeo ~
tniiet" slzei's Carmen N'oDl''.
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,a,,rermoo," and F'lotows "nsftne'
viii. this contract was made WIN NJ
grsnon last February N was no' ~"
nounced until yesterday.
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sIous Of Jean Nouguess quo Fsns' :"
/ r,t,rianesr's Noel OF Hans. Joucur de
| Flute" Franchettis "Christoforo COON
/ boo and az a student Of French Itailan
: and classical literature. lie has ocen TOT
scys, vesrs editorial and general writer
and reviewer Of opera on the stan Ut
",rhe Morning Telegraph" has written TO-
Tho Tribune ~ special contributor and
has served AZ the London CORRESPONDENT
NJ "The New York Herald nc h'h
written for THE London star "rhe Lon
dom standard THE Paris Herald no
pi,,sburrh Dispatch" and THE Century
Nagazine.'
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pssoua,e anato and Mr. Corrodetu
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Donize;ti.
The Century Opers Company VIII Pr
aent for its thirteth week favoute acta
from four Of the popular operas "nich
have already been sung At the Century
A speciaI feature OF the presentation OF
tboae various acts from popular wen
knoun ooeras will he tire singing eacn
evening Of the popular tenors OF the cen
mrv Opera Company--Hsrrold, Kingston
TAYLOR and Whestiey.
The GarIen scene from Faust VIII
be sung At the opening pertormdnts
with Peatrice La Paine az Marguerits
and OrviIIe Harold as Faust The Nc"
nbistopheIes will be Alfred kaufman
kathleen Howard will again be seen -
siebel and Louise Haussmann VIII ne
Martha. The alternating artists lot INV
week will find Lois Ewcll singing MAR
guerite. with Walter Wheatley as fausl.
The first act from 'Pagliacci VIII
again ind Beatrice La Paine sinsln-
Media and Morgan Kingston Canio. Louis
Kreidler will DC Tonic. The alternating
artists will he Miss Ewell and the
Messrs. Harold and Chalmers Lou"
ID Angelo will be Silvio, and the bcpP"
will lie Samuel Adams.
"The Dance OF the Hours from Pom
/ chiellrs Ia Gioconda" will be given
BY the corps de ballet
The tower and prison scenes from II
Trovatore" will be sung on the opening
pight bv Beatrice La Paine as Leonora
and Henry TAYLOR as Manrico. The count
df Luna will be sung by Louis kreidier-
Kathleen Howard will be AZucena. LOIS
Ewell. Walter Wheatley and lnoina7
+ Chalmers will be the alternating artists
+ i'm the principal roles. Carlo Niccsia VIII
conduct the operate acts and JOSEF"
/ Pasternack will conduct the ballet from
la Gioconda.'
The feature of the concert tonight
/ will be the singing OF FIVE numbers which
possess religious. significance.
Lois Ewen will be heard in Brucn
Ave Marie" while Morgan Kingston
will sing SOUND an Alarm from Han
dals Judas Macca baeus." Buzzi-Peccia 5
, GLORIA" and The Palms will he given
/ by Louis Kreidler Henry Taylor VIII
be heard in Frances Allitsen's - Song
Of Thanksgiving Helen Stanley VIII
again be heard at Sunday night con
cert in Fer Since the Day. from
I "I.ouise" Thomas Chalmers viii sinS
20 Golden Dreams Of Youth from
VerdTs "Ernani." and Louis DAnGelo
will give "Dio Possente," from Faust
The orchestra will be heard IN several
/ popular numbers. including Meyeroeer
"Fackeltanz," Gounod's "Bacchanale'
/ from philemon ct Baucis': VERDI
| overture to "Nabucco," Rossini's over
ture TO william Tell and Cigars "Pomp
and Circumstance march.