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*$ NEW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. MARCH 10. 1901. will give a Williams at: '. Miss {Catherine Flor. nee in the cast, programme will pre- Mrs. Harriet Otis Dellenbaugh. who farce was celebrating its first preat triumphs !n r>amro.>=ch. a miscellaneous Wiggin. is continued at the Lyceum Theatre. The • [tal Mater." Next monologue by Mrs. Katt- Douglass MUSICAL NOTES. Paris when Mozart visited the French «; cede a repetition of Rossini's "Stabat is soon to be given at the Vaudeville Theatre. Lon- — Ter- in 1757 a circumstance that takes on a curl- Sunday Verdi's Manznni Requiem will have Its of cham- don, where Seymour Hicks and Miss Elluline for Mr. Ludwig Breitner will give a concert appear ' >us interest, the bt-srinnini; of third performance. The scheme the first part Saturday riss will In it. - IF from the- fact that ber next even- CALENDAR a.v: OPERA LIST FOR r (which Ma) to-night's concert is as music in Mendelssohn Hall the cavatina willI.c sung by Gertrude of follows: Bendix Quartet. The White Rats will continue their tenancy of WEBER ing, with the help of 'he Max — • Danes ': m "Henry VIII" Saint-Saen» SOME PRO- Mam) bears a striking r^sunw.in t.. Barastro's - piano- Lafayette. WEEK IXTERESTING "Largo al Factotum" Ropslni programme a sonata for Koster & Bial's for another week. great Magic The will include air In "Thf- Flute." composed by Mr. Campanari. violin, ijuintet. Henry Lee. Kelly and Ashby. Howard and Bland. GRAMMES—AX OLD ENGLISH ROUND- years Aria from "Lucrezla Borgia" -. Donizetti forte and a trio and a Mozart thrt-e afterward. The suite of dances Miss Milka Ternlna. J.invs J. Stine and Evans and Wayne and by Morton. MR. FRAKKO'S ARCHAIC CONCERTS Qtsefc were rescued from oblivion by Gevaert. Air on the G string. } " „... Bach Notes of Comma- Events.— Herman Hans Wetzler Oaldwell are on the new programme. The ballet, The airs r-re frm "Paris and H*Wi" "Iphige- Gavo:te in IS for ftrines*, $ led by M!!e. Edythe Agnes Mahr. is con- and Songs: has planned concert, the he.p of Miss Ter- Rose and PIANOSA Weber . a with Sabel, Piano costs you a more —AMERICANPIANOS FOR EXPORT- nla in Aulis." •. Pauline Fichtner March tinued. Others of the new bill are Josle little than nag* • Two Turkish love eonss nina. David Biaphaai and Max Bemiix. for Smith. Doty and Coe; Mnud Meredith and Mile. otheis extra "?tt!l wie die. Xacht" Bohm Stewart ami Famine. evening but the cost will be the gf NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. •¦Winterlied" Yon Koss ¦2fi in Mendelssohn Hall Miss Efne The concerts this afternoon and best pan At New-York offer George Fuller R\an. your investment. It is a dinner of the Piano Manufactur- Mia* Mllka Ternina. Mr. Purdon Robinson will give a Lenten musical Golden. Lewis and the tone cl a Piano that arsss, Bunflay—Carneirie Hall. 8:15 p. m.. concert of the ers' Association recently the American Overture, "1612" Tsehalkowsky small Dorothy Morton. Grapewin and Chance, i:<-r- and £rra,le Orchestra; Metropolitan member of on Monday afternoon of next week in the and his company, Wayne and Ca'.dwell. "Bobby" it value settles its as a musical Ijelpsie Philharmonic the musical Jury the Paris Exposition ISOO be sung by instruct Opera House. t>:ls p. m.. operatic concert at pop- a: of The solos in the "Stabat** will Mes- ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria <">n the even- Gaylor, EUnnor Falke. Zen->. Car! and Zeno: Rvan E*lljtlaj*aabout a Piano, horn p. occasion to • Macintyre give and Georgia Joseph its scale to its ular prices: National Arts Club. 8:30 m.. con- took to direct attention the fact which l.irii.b and Bridewell and Messrs. f"re- ing of the same day the Bendix Quartet will Ricbneld. Gardner ar>d Ma.l- cas» rert of chamber music by th. Mannes Quartet; had fallen under his observation that German also at dern, Carrie Graham and the Brothers Rixford. if properly constructed, ha^ a part ¦trie monini and Plane.on. the last of sfri.-s of chamber concerts, Old First Church. ip. m.. special service. Bulll- beginning its this tonal It mafcnTrf 7:oO manufacturers of pianofortes are to dread Mr. James Fitz Gerald, quality is because each big van's "Prodlfral Son": All Saints' Church. The Henschels. who are still sinning in the West, the Waldorf-Astoria Chauneey oicott and his company willplay "Oar- andlli! p. tiL. sen-Ice, Rossini' "Stabat Mater. the competition of their American rivals. The ref- barytone, a ballad concert In Knabe part of a Weber P:ano Lenten have that parting is such sweet sorrow that announces rett O'Magh" at is absolutely faultless, p. opera erence was more particularly to the export trade found evening. will The Fourteenth Street Theatre fT and Metropolitan Opera House. 8 m.. Fay Hall on rext Tuesday His associates because of the Huefruenots"; Carnegie especially they are coming back to farewell till It he ">nly cne week longer. The seventy-fifth perform- scientific accuracy of its scale In Italian. "!-• Hall. in v.hich Germany is active. That coun- song MyrtaFrench. Bruno &* by morrow. They will give another farewell re- be Miss <-!ara Kalis*'her. BUM ance, souvenirs, • 2 30 p. m.. pianoforte recital Josef Hofmnnn: try exported pianofortes to the value of 24.400.0' X) Vaux-Royer with willbe given to-morrow even- the WKBKR TOM-: 1S unequal Evangelical Church. Brooklyn. 8:15 p. cital in Mendelssohn Hall on the afternoon of Franz List.mann. Clarence I>e A from to-morrow ni>;ht Mr.»Hrott will O«rmaii the year 19C«V-sav. $6,100,000. Of this Huhn. ln«. week merely mechanical skill tfaaj m.. free organ recital by Hufro Troettichel. marks In April 6. i Wi!!i.i,n Grimshatr. revive "A Romance of Athlone." secures this result ' tf* cent went to England, 21 per cent to ... Tuesday— Metropolitan Opera House. 2:30 p. m.. ex- product 40 per something akin to genius. tra performance of "I>as Rheinpold* :Lyceum Australia, 6% per cent to Russia, over 5 per cent Mr. Henry Wolfsohn announces a popular com- to perform Bach's No of at Or- The Brooklyn Oratorio Club is chance bill is announced Weber & Theatre, S p. m.. concert of the American at Acad- Fields'* week, chestra.; Knab« 8:15 p. m.. ballad concert "Passion According to St. Matthew" the Music Hall for this and none seems WEBER WAREROOMS, Hall. Room, evening to he nseeassury. by James D. Fitzgerald; Chamber Music emy of Music In Brooklyn on the of March "What's the use of inventing meeting new games long sth Aye., cor. !Wh St., CSllnaTUi Hall. private of the Manu- 27. and at Carnegie Hall. Borough of Manhattan. as as the old onos work?" said a New York. Society: All Souls' Church. 3:30 p. m.. famous confidence man. and the principle script Gale; April 2. In both cases the solos willbe sung same r>os Fulton St., Bro ik!yn. free orpan recltaJ by Walter C. No SOS ion would apply to the honest pursuits at Weber & Fifth-aye., 11 a. m.. concert by Miss Katharine by Mrs. Marie Zlnunermann, soprano; Miss Ger- Fiel.ls's. Pelton: Knabe Hall, recital by Josef Weiss. trude M..V Stein, contralto; Ellison Van Hoose, 7:45 For this Wednesday— Metropolitan Opera Boose. p. m.. tenor, and Ericsson Bnshnell, bass. Mr. Walter week at Keith's rhe French jugglers of fflusicul. German opera, "Tristan und Isolde"; Church of tableware', organ Henry Hall Is the conductor of the club. furniture am the A?ou.<=t family, are the Holy Communion. 4:30 p. m.. free re- t-nKageJ; Johnstone cltaJ by Charles Heinroth: Association Hall. Bennett will have the aid of Brooklyn, B:15 p. m.. concert of chamber music The Kneisel Quartet, assisted by Mr. Arthur "Tony" Williams in "A Quiet Evening at Home": THE WOLFSOHN MUSICALIuREAJj Quartet, of Boston. John C. Rice and Sallif Poht-n will present a sketch by the'Kneisel Whiting, will give a concert of chamber music in not before "All 131 EAST 17TH ST.. N. V - p. concert of the ser-n here. the World Loves a Thursday— Carnegie Hall. II m.. Hall, Brooklyn, next Wednesday even- L^ver." There is a eoorl list of musical specialties, Musical Art Society: Metropolitan Opera House. Association HIGH CLASS of "'Die Walkure": ing, with this prosrnmme: and the Living Art Studies enter their fifth week ARTISTS ONLY. 1:46 p. m.. extra performance in greater favor than with all sorts and The f:30 m.. concert of cham- ever con- most reliable Musical Agency in Fine Arts Building p. Quartet in C. X... »i Mozart dffi'ins ol th^atrep.iers. America. ber music by the Dannreuther Quartet: Ameri- Sinata for pianoforte md violin. No. 3 Bach can Institute of Applied Music. 805 p. m.. lect- Mr. Whltlni and Mr. Knetsel. ure by D. Ffran*con Dart**:No. IIEast Thlrty- Lento for violoncello Chopin There Is a prospect that "My Lady" will remain MR. FRANCIS 8:30 p. m.. violoncello recital by Anton Mr. Sehroeder. at the Victoria Teacher of "STUART' until the end of the season. Sinking. cixth-Pt» Paternity. Pianoforte quarter. C, minor Brahms In the FIRST IN NEW Hegner* Church of the Divine 4:15 last week SEAS»">N TOIiK TP\ rlOr 10 «. by Mr. Whiting ami the KnHsel Quartet. Charles J. Roas has Introduced in place SAX FKANCia -O. PUPIL ¦»F p. m.. free- recital I.Warren Andrews.