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A:«J Spending a Few Days in B«R- Hang a Conspicuous Place in the Old Penroa* Heinrlch Knote NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. }fAY 22. 1004. 3 THEATRICAL INCIDENTS Reter. Munich: Alb-rt Relss. !»«w-Twfc: B. -van AND NEWS NOTES. Rooy. New-York; Georg SktgUta, Dr. Rmul MUSICAL NOTES. Walter. Munich, and Deslcier Zador Pr*c^e. As already published. General Music Di- WHAT THE FAG EXD OF THE SEASOX OFFERS-A — rector Felix Mottl. Royal Conductors P>ana The Death Dvorak Paderezrski's Fisher (Munich*. Professor Arthur NtklarH DRAMATIC "PARSIFAL" IX of (Leipsic>. Felix W»ingartner Berlin). Hugo HARLEM. — Rohr and Hugo Reichenberger will act aa con- Plans General Xezcs. ductors. Some details touching the death cf Dr. The theatres are closing rapidly, and the The afternoon and Dvorak pvenlr.g concerts are- among have Though LAXEWOOD AS A SPRING RESORT. summer season of roof garden entertainments the numerous other attractions. been received InNew-York. sud- den, it was altogether without warning p.s May (Specials.— is ciofe at hand. This week offers little that not . Lakewcod. N. J. V. thing* he had is new, possibly the most interesting produc- At Hammeretetn's Victoria Theatre of Varie- been 111 for a considerable space before combine to make L'k'wood an ideal spring r»sort. ties this week will the end came with a disease of the and several cv the cottagers are plannlsg to linger tion being a dramatic version of "Parsifal," be seen Miss Blanche Ring. bladder. here through June. The Laurel House will be shown to-morrow at the West who will make her first lower Broadway ap- Toward the end of April his condition im- ha* a good which :'atrc"^as> and many well known Xew>-Torßara There can be no possible pearaae* after her European tour. Mlas "Ring proved, and he was permitted by his ph\ si.-ian . End Theatre im- who r.svf an.irtrr;ent9 at that hotel wtU such ~trntlv.ce an entirely new repertoire cf to leave his bed on Sunday. Key 1. While at season portance in a production, but it serves to Nob u-i'.l :h^ ore. The Lakewood spring I*la eongs. Alan on the bill Clayton dinner he was stricken with apoplexy, becoming attract curiosity, for*Hal "Parsifal" excitement will be "White am CtoßtXttea for driving**boating ar» ac and Marie Btnart, Levey unconscious while his wife was serving ha* not yet quite blown over. Marie Doran Ethel and A. O. Dun- him. rh^ir hest. > an. and never regaining He died a: tz.9 made the version of the opera which will Marco Versella and his military band of cor.sciousntss. By New -Jersey law bass and pickerel flsbin* are have stored like Creators, have been 12:45 p. appearance public permis-siblf. She submitted th«» manuscript to re-engaged m. His last in waa now ar^d lir.um'r*r of anglers 2*T» v>« used Jor the week. Others on. the bill on the Mansfield sorr.*- Robertiis and occasion of the nrst performance of his bev>r. trj-ing their luck along the shores and on •Sim months ago, and he are Wilfredo. a European novelty • < - Richard opera ''-rasaljo. Kept it a long while, giving rise to the stories Juggling act which will be seen for the first Armida. Nearly all of his creative work boating sur.'ace of Baas are fairly plen- that he was going to play "Parsifal" next rime in this country; Irving Jones, the colored since his return to Prague tiful, and of £ood sizs. Trolling parties have '.»» however, was devoted I-ioper- season. He ally returned it. and lomedinr.. In a new act: Belle Hathaway, and atic composition. eat ir. good rumbers since Thursday. In fnrsMT to her trained baboons; To Mr. Thomas Taps*! v.h.. Sow it is l>e seen in "Ftock." Miss Doran Fisher and Carroll «^n4 vfars the b;>«s has been prohibited until elver, to the others. visited him in the early part of last silimnsr to istSBSJ ha? "' character of Kundry a more June l.and hcte! gacati have missed the JOort. place than in the operatic libretto. him to write some works in the prorr..:- commission P.urrors of change ard buildlr.g improvement a* ma Abell-Brinker will play the part. The Collins and Hart, the acrobatic smaller comedians. forms for the Oliver Ditts-m Company. tht- BBBCaes are no?: rife, and many things indlea*** pßrf.*'.- of the production will bo Thurlow knowa as the two strong have re- Dr. Inci-irntal music has been arranged men. Just Dvorak said that he was through with all a rapid BjrowQ of the resort. A new public school Eerper.. turned from England, and will make forms, \u2666ron. Wagner** score. A professional matinee their first the even symphony and chamber music, WBtTrtPS was four.*; -e.-^sary only two years aga> appearance InAmerica Monday at Tony th>e jrrov.-th sdfl »• s: ver. Thursday. Pastor** and would thenceforth write only opera.*. Th? but ir.po^ula::on alr'-ady requires iuus*i Theatre. In addition there will b» on the bill: operatic goal was ever before him.* The in- 1 wnaehimu raci':tie«. ar.ti the main building wax right -11, comedian; . havo A* M New-York Theatre to-morrow a Edwin La' the musical the return fluences which surrounded him in New-York ma mWIIIuh beftin Mi Samuel Beard's r«ai- comedy called will to vaudeville of Joe and Nellie Doner, late of denea ai Prva:? Way aad r iibbl, will be coxa- jjjusiral "The Southerners" of Piteen" company; and which bore such lovely fruit in th? sym- chiefly Th* Prince James Rlch- Bktrd. L»iiirwr»od is t> have a second national be produced. It promises to be inter- Glenroy, th-> man with the green phony "From the New World'" the Arueri- from the fact that Marion Cook gloves; and bank. A charter ha- ho«» r granted for the Peopled esting Will Tyce ar.d Irene Jermon. in "The Arrival can quartet and quintet, thoughts composed the score. of B^d'-lia"; Trio, turned his Tank of Likewcod. and the stock haa> has Aunt D'Elmar America's again to opera. gr-atept barr»l jumpers ar.d trick tumblers, and an old project of a "IDawai btea Bu'nscribetl for. The n»-w bank will occupy The season at Hack's Theatre will close others. He showed portions of the score, which he was the Harrison EmUins. at Clifton-aye. and Maln-«t. Fcr some days have out announcing? on June 4. but "The County Chairman" will rewriting, to the writer of this paragraph. cards been Duss, nt the conrtuctor*a desk before •he mirnage on May 1 of Miss Ann* R'.ctgetr -coper. the house in the fall. The last night of th* What became of the score has not been dis- Metropolitan Opera H.»u?e orchestra, will hejrln closed. Dashie!! an.l Geerg* W. Ellis, of Chicago. Tae> the pr^er;! season will be marked by the dis- eereamrj win •..-cur in the Lakewood isrtijHl*— - a mi ond season bn th* Madison Square yrl »n °' elaborately bound programmes, Garden Dr. Dvorak left five children, twi Church. will he nerformed by the brldVa trU to-night. The garden again father, th- Rev. Dr. A. Jr. Dashiell, assisted by has been fitted up three daughters. of the \u25a0 •with [diliifof scenes from the play and de- to "Vcntee," Oca the Rev. C. P. But!»r. the Rev Dr. C. H. McCWE. represent and agnin makes a t.in th'- Ucv. matter. Mr. AjO>** "quaint comedy" feat- nologist. the i.tiier a |' r"ffllI and Dr. David BurrflU Mrs. W. C. jcrlptlve ure of the ofl Arnold, of iia:~r canal Mme. Nordlca also again Is daughter singer I-!rir.d. «:ster of th*bride, will d*> villhave run something over two hundred and is a at the Czech National :v.::tri>n of honor, and the bridesmaids will be» r.icrhrs in this city by June 4. of Theatre, in Prague, another thr Wife of Mis.- '!.•!';: iM.hir-H :>.nd las Eleanor Ferris, at forty and. lAkewsod; Miss EUBtS Kir« and Miss Elisabeth eour5 p. iimay run many more In the fall. It Suk. composer ar.d member of the B<-'r. Borrelt. of N»w-York; Miss Jessica Stewart, c£ has established the record for the season. Mr. (Quartet. Mi'Ml.:;.:•;.-. Vt.. aril the- Misses* Louise aad Ellza- lr.dee<s. seems to have b*comf» the sole h. th L-i.stan. of D^mopoll3. Ala. F. C. Bills, of Ad* Decem- Milwaukee, dramatist for Wallack'6 Theatre. On Mr. Paderemaai will sail from Marseil'. brother <>Z the bridegroom, willbe beafj iflo2. his clever musical comedy. "The man. aa I the oaben will be Kimbali G. Colby, of ber -"*. " -~ \u25a0 Uwrcr, Je;;3e Allen, to this house and re- his vicit to the antipodes on May ' Mas-.: Dr H. of Phlladel- cu'ta" of Sulu. came phir- : P-ank Daihiell. LefT'-rtg Dashiell. Normaa :".'. July of 1903. In September the in July will give the first of tanrty-afti a Harry rr.air.ei hi'-h M. Burrell and L. Twichell. of N?w-Torai /hep--» opened with "PeggT from Part*.- •« Ban concert! !n Melbourne. After the tour Frrden.-k S. Falf<=. of Brooklyn; Aaron B. Dike- asnaiaed until Thanksgiving-. Then "The man. Edwin Pas'" Smith and William H. Beebe Jr.. still on the through Australia and ITtnr Tt—land b* will go !Of Utlhr.i-^. County Chairman" followed and Is SOME "WANG," board"* Sfext season "The Sho-Oun" Is sched- GOOD FEATUEES OF AT THE LYRIC.
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