New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Nanv Newcomers
Engaged for Opera
Season in Chicago

The s1nusi New 1 orA Visit OF the
Chicago Opera Company will begin on
Monday evening. January 23. at the
Nanhst.an Opera Hou Sc. The New
YORK. season will depend for its details
vror the success or other measure Of
achievement Of the various Individuals
engaged for this years personnel and
INA reception Of the various operas and
essts in Chicago. Consequently the
enumeration OF features FOR the New
YOrk run OF FIVE weeks may only be in
aicated BY describing the fare to be
previously offered in Chicago.
General Director Mary Garden has
engaged many newcomers In Europe.
Two coloratura sopranos-Maria Ivo-
gun. from Vienna, and Graziel,a Pareto.
rom Italy-wiM appear in Aorid roles.
Among the lyric sopranos are two new
% this country-Claire Dux, Of Berlin
and Vienna repute. and Jeanne Dus-
seaa. from Paris. Lima Cavalieri,
whose operate achievements are "a
uil;ar to New York but new TO Chi
csgo, will return TO the lyric stage in
several o. the roles in which she ap-
resred 18th Oscar Fammerstein's com
many At the Manhattan. Edith Mason.
also q newcomer 10 the Chicago COM
pany, but familiar TO patrons Of the
Metropolitan. has been added TO Miss
Carden's list Three tenors unheard
here. but sr0roved in Europe. are Tiuo
Psttiera, f0r Italian roles, Richard
Schubert, Tor the German operas, and
Theodore R.tch. for the Russian works
rhe baritone list Wiz include Joseph
Seawarz and NiGcente Ballester. and
the bsssos Edward Lankow and James
Wolf. Nina Koshe5z, dramatic So
prano. engaged Cor Russian roles;
Jeanne Schneider, a Partisan soprano,
snd Eleanor Reynolds an American
eon.ralto new 70 her own country, are
other interesting acquisitions.
Sin~ers formerly With the Chicago
forces who will remain for the com
ne season include Mary Garden. Rosa
Raise, Florence Macbeth and Margery
Maxwell. sopranos; Lucien Muratoze.
TITO Schips. Edward Johnson. Forrest
Lamont. Riccardo Martin, Charles
Marshall, Octave Qua and Lodovico
Olviero. seuors; Maria Claessens. Mar
gve-ite d'A,~arsz. Irene Pavloska and
Cv-ena Van GorIoa, in raezzo-soprano
nd contral-o roles; Georges Baklanof.
william Beck, Desire Defrere. Hector
Duiraane and Giacomo Rimini, barry
ones; Edward Cotreuil. Virgilio Laz-
zari Constartin Nicolay and Vi..orio
Trsvisaa baseos
Giorgio Polaoco Will return TO the
Chicago Cpera as conductor, and
Gab-;el Groviez. Partisan COMPOSER
md conductor, will come TO conduct
French operas. Other conductors are
Piatro C'm'nl and Adolfo Ferrari.
Miss Garden has given added i'm
7ortance and opportunity TO the ballet
mis- season under 1se direction Of
AnG-eas Pavley and Serge Oukrainsky.
With these two premiere danseurs will
fe seven female solo dancers-Nlles.
Dagmara. Elisius. Ledovra, Lloyd, Nilar,
Nemercf ard Shermont.
The new ballet reperte re, aslde from
he balie.s comprised in the scores Of
various operas, will include taree
novelties La Fete q Robinson" By
crovez; Les Preludes," By Iiszt, and
The Creatures OF Pronetheus," By
Beethoven. revivais Of "The Birthday
q the Infanta." by Carpenter, and
Boadouf." ty Borowski.
The repertoire will include two Rus
sisn novelties, "Tae Love for the Three
Oranges" By Serge ProkoheF, Russian
I-anis, and cor poser. who has made
aeq1aintance with American audiences
in concert. and Snegourotchka" C"The
Snow haiden"), by Rimsky Korsakoe.
@arse Wagner operas will be given in
the original language. These are "Die
Aestersinger, "Tannhsuser" and
Tristan and Isolde" Revival. in
French will include Massenet's ia Ma
7arraise" and "Wertber," RaveVs
@L'HeaVs Esragnole7 strauss's "Sa-
'0ne,' "sa.rt-saens's Samson ct Da-
Tia" and Debussy's "Pkneas ct Nell
sande." TIE Secret o. Suzanne" byl