Incidents of German Seasons at the Metropolitan Opera
A detailed review of the 1886-87 German season at the Metropolitan Opera House covers debuts by Lisi Lehmann as Carmen and Die Königin von Saba, the rise of conductor Seidl, and notable performances by Niemann in Tristan und Isolde, along with the era’s financials and rival companies.
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Abbey
Patt
Niemann
H. E. Krehbiel
Seidl
Lisi Lehmann
Bayreuth
Carmen
Bizet
Lehmann
Brunnhilde and
Isolde
Ceol
Minnie Hauck
Fraulein Lehmann
Merimée
Mme. Heuck
Mme. Trebelli
Metropolitan Opera House
M. Eid Sylva
Meyerbeer
Friulein Lehmann
Brunnhilde
Sigmund
Goldmark
America
Sulamith
Kénigin
Frau Krimer-Wiedl
Astaroth
Friulein Brandt
Solomon
Herr Robinson
Assad
Herr Stritt
Hohe Priester
Herr Fischer
Baal Hanan
Alexi
Vienna
Germany
Nessler
New York
Wagner
Metropolitan
Conried
Sheba
Jerusalem
Solomon's Temple
Gaba
Mosenthal
Tannhauser
Elizabeth
Venus
Ashad Tannhauser
Solomon Wolfram
Halévy
Meyer
Rubinstein
Goets
National Opera Company
Nuremberg
Hans Sachs
Emil Fischer
Veit Pogner
Josef Standigl
Kunz Vogelsang
Herr Dworsky
Konrad Nachtixal
Emil Sanger
Sixtus Beckmesser
Otto Kemntz
Fritz Kothner
Herr Lenmler
Balthasar Zorn
Herr Hoppe
Ulrich Ejisslinger
Herr Kraus
Augustus Moser
Herr Langer
Hermann Ortel
Herr Doerfile
Mme. Patti
Mapleson
Academy
Nilsson
Academy of Music
Scalchi
Novara
Guille
Signor Arditi
Semiramide
Martha
Patti
London
Mr. Abbey
Vicini
Galassi
Valerga
del Puente
Abramoff
Corsi
Stein
Suetonius
Nero
Barbier
Faust
Aida
Lakmé
Jeannette
Massé
Coppelia
and Rubinstein
Brooklyn
Arthur Mees Delibes
Walter Damrosch
Fidelio
Saba
Die Ene
Sainton
Merlin
Albert Niemann
Rienzi
Anton Schott
Briili
Tristan Und Isolde
Anton Seidl
Tristan
Lilli Lehmann
Koénig
Marke
Kurwenal
Adolf Robinson
Melot
Rudolph von Milde
Brangane
Marianne Brandt
Ein Hirt
Otto Kemlitz
Steuermann
Selmann
Max Alvary
Herr Niemann
Stanton
Siegmund
Jean de Reszke
Berlin
Siegfried
Five
Volsung
Opera House
Frau Seidl-Krauss
Hagen
Uwe
Vogl
Nilemann
Robinson
the Tribune
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fraiulein Lehmann
Kehr Zuruch
Beethoven
Damrosch
Leonores
Fraulein Brandt
Niemson
Walter Damrose
Artus
Rovnson
Madrid
Kemitz
Gawein
Heinrich
Lancelot
Basch
Alvary
Viviane
Bedwyr
von Milde
Glendower
Sieglitz
Mors
Brandt
Damon
Fischer
Shooting Tournament Opens at Camp Perry Ohio Aug 3
The Camp Perry range in Ohio gears up for a major national shooting tournament starting Monday morning August 3. Hundreds of contestants arrive for the national team match with matches from the National Rifle Association the Ohio National Guard and the Ohio State Rifle Association plus revolver events and the Herrick trophy.
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Camp Perry Range
Ohio
Ohio State Range
National Rifle Association
Ohio National Guard
Ohio State Rifle Association
Herrick
Myron T. Herrick
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Global political notes mix Taft Bryan and Hughes
A survey of campaign activity features Judge Taft speaking at the Virginia Bar Association on justice reform and expediting decisions. National Chairman Hitchcock travels between New York and Oyster Bay while Governor Hughes declines to run. The piece notes Bryan and Parker campaigns and a western shift toward Cummins in Iowa. It also covers Olympic reactions, Young Turks cabinet gains, and notable deaths including Senator Allison and playwright Bronson Howard.
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Bryan
Taft
Virginia Bar Association
West Virginia
Hughes
Alton B. Parker
Los Angeles
Allison
Iowa
United States Senate
Cummins
Young Turk Party
United States
Japan
Mylius Erichsen
Greenland
Fartey
New York
Peter Pence
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
William B. Allison
Senate
Bronson Howard
Edward W. Scott
Aerial progress and West Point cadet status mixed
Report covers Count Zeppelin’s 261 mile Lake Constance to Mayence journey destroyed by storm explosion near completion and German government rewards plus signs of $500 000 for a new airship. Also notes Captain Baldwin and Henri Farman flight tests and no West Point decision pending final secretary of war verdict after a Friday meeting.
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Count Zeppelin
Lake Constance
Mayence
Captain Baldwin
Fort Myer
Henri Farman
Brighton Beach
West Point
Wright
Scott
Transportation Troubles and Theatre Managers Meet
The article notes delays in transit as transfers on the ith street crosstown line are halted and the Public Service Commission requires a response to resume issuing transfers. It also mentions a cooperative formed by vaudeville and burlesque managers to curb new theatres in occupied districts. Eleven deaths occur during a recent hot spell in the city.
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Ith Street
Public Service Commission
Street Railway Company
The
Health Board
New York
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Ephesus
Gliralta Valda
Mie. Prandi
Mme
Velerga
Correre
Mathilde Ricci
Mestress
Bianchi-Montaldo
Signor Vicini
Saloni
Bologna
Greco
Giannini
Pinto
Migliara
Conti
Logheder
Bimboni
American Opera Company
Theodore Thomas
Gustav Hinrichs
Arthur Mees
Charles E. Locke
Bartlett Davis
Bertha Pierson
William Candidus
Charles Bassett
Signor Bassett
Colonel Mapleson
William Fessenden
William Ludwig
Myron W. Whitney
Alonzo E. Stoddard
William Hamilton
Nero Claudius
Julius Vindex
Wiliam Ludwig
Tigellinus
A. E. Stoddard
Balbiflus
Saccus
Sevirus
Rubin
Heri Niemann
E. H. Harriman
Gould Railroads
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British Columbia
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Chicago
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