The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
Brooklyn Academy
Has Opera Opening
Tomorrow Epening
EURO Company Heard There
Week Before San Carlo
Starts in New York.


opens tomorrow night when
the EURO Opera Company be-
gins two weeks popular price season
at the Brooklyn Academy of Music
with a performance OF Bizet's Gar
men," Nine. Marguerite Sylvia viii
not be able to sing the title role Of
the opera because of an operation on
her foot Miss Alice Gentle has been
engaged to take her place.
Other operas of the week viii be:
La Gioconda,'' on Tuesday night;
"Rigoletto," on Wednesday night: LA
Traviata," at the Thursday matinee
I'll Trovatore," on Thursday evening:
THE Tales OF Hoffman," on Friday
night; Faust" at the Saturday mat
inee, and "Cavalleria Rusticana" and
"Pagliacci" on Saturday evening. Hugo
will conduct 1.-THE Tales of
Hoffman," and "Cavalleria Rusticana,'
ard Josiah EURO will direct the other
performances. Among the artists who
will appear are Edith de Lys, Arabella
Meraheld, Ruggiero Baldrich, Ralph
Interante and Robert Ringing.
The San Carlo Grand Opera opens ono
week from tomorrow at the Century
Theater. The guest artists include for
mer members of the Metropolitan and
Chicago companies. among them Anna
Fftziu, Marie Rappold. Dorothy Jardon,
Eleonora Cisneros, Guido Ciccolini and
Henri Scott, Tamaki Miua. the Japanese
soprano, now en- route from Toxic. will
Join the company for the New York
engagement and the tour of the courl-
try.
The repertoire with casts, for the
opening week is: Monday, Aida" with
Mines Rappold and De Mette. and
Messrs. Famadas Noveili and De Biasi:
Tuesday. "Tosca." with Mines. Fitziu
and Klinova, and Messrs. Ciccolini.
Vale and De Blast: Wednesday, "Rigo-
letto," with Mines Lucchese and De
Mette, and Messrs. Barra and Novelli:
Thursday matinee, Martha" with
Mines. Lucchese and Klinova, and
Messrs. Boscacci and Vale; Thursday
evening, Carmen" with Mines. Jardon
and Charlebois, and Messrs. Famadas
and Kaplick Friday, Madame Butter
fy," with Mines. Miura and Kllnova.
and Messrs. Bsrra and Vale Saturday
matinee, 'I.ohengrin," with Mines. fftziu
and Cisneros, and Messrs. Boscassi.
Kaplick and Scott. and Saturday eve
ming, I'll Trovatore" with Mines. Saroya
and De Mette, and Messra Famadas
and Novelli.
The soloists already engaged for APP
pearance next season with the New
York Symphony Orchestra include many
notable names, among whom are Pablo
Casals and Paul Kochanski, who Will
be heard in the Carnegie Hail series. In
the Brahms double concerto for violin
and yioloncello> Emma Caive has been
engaged to appear with the orchestra
in one of the Sunday afternoon con-
certs In Aeolian Hall. Others are Ernest
Smelling. the pianist. and Felix Salmond.
the celllst. the latter playing Bruch's
Kol Nidrei.
Ossip Gabrifowftsch VIII play the
Brahms Il fat concerto for piano and
orchestra and Mischa Levitzki will be
heard In the RubInsteln ID minor plano
concerto. other planists on the list are
Alfred Cortot and Alexander Slot. Mr..
Slot will perform Ldszt's Dance or
Death and a group OF Bach.
Walter Damrosch has completed the
writing OF his memoirs. The work con-
sists or 1Os, 900 words and will be pub
llshed serially in the Ladies' Home
journal, commenting IN October and
later In book form by Scribner Mr..
Damrosch began the writing OF these
"reminiscences. which will treat Of his
experiences with artists and musical
activities. the day after his closing con-
cert last April The book was finished
at Bar Iiarbor In July.
After two years absence Mischa nj
man will return TO the American con-
cert stage platform on September rs at
Carnegie Hall Mr. Elman has Just
completed a successful tour of India,
Java and Europe.
John Charles Thomas will give his
first recital OF the season at Aeolian
Hall Sunday afternoon. October Is.
Beniamino Gigli, on Sunday afternoon.
October 8. will give concert at Car
negie Hall.
The assisting artists. who win play
Mt the philharmoni .5ncerts I'm the COM
ing season include. in the order OF their
appearances. Josef Holman, cellist: Ar
thur Shattuck, pianisti Arthur Rubin
stein, pianist; Soipione Guidi, violinist;
Alfred Cortot, pianisti Bronislaw HUI
herman, violinist; Hans Kinder, cellistI
Jasoha Helfetz. violinist; Ernest schsl-
ling, pianist; Toscha Seidel, violinist:
Josef HOFFMAN,, pianist; Leo Schulz.
ceilist; Frederic Lamof.d, pianist; Alex
ander schmuller. viollnist; Jacques Thi-
baud, violnist; Erna Rubinstein, vio-
Ilnist Olga Sameroff. pianist Cornelius
Van yilat. cellist New York Trio,
Messrs. Guidi. Van vliet and Adler. vio-
lin. cello and piano, end Alexander
snoti. pianist; Wilhelm Bachaus, plan
list; Ar,ur schnabei. pianist; Josef
Ihevinne, pianist.
Each OF the artists named WIN appear
in two different SERIES OF Philharmonic
concerts, with perhaps one or two sx-
ceptions, making aitoEether total OF
about forty solo offerings In the seasons
programa
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