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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1909

Page

48

Notes on concert and opera at Metropolitan and beyond

The article surveys performances and personnel across major opera and concert venues. It notes star singers such as Mme Sembriss, Ellison van Hooe, Anton van Rooy, and Joe Sheehan, with discussions of Wagner cuts, La Scala talent, and the Met's programming. It mentions engagements in Munich Vienna and Magdeburg, ongoing debates over full scores, and a schedule of recitals and orchestral programs at Columbia Theatre and the New National Theater.

Mi Camfs Metropolitan Opera House Tracahe Mme Sembriss Che Othedhe Vieteopolitan Don Giovanni Ellison van Hooe Mayence Mme Lehmann New York Mme . Eamen Tre Telex Mottl Leraur Vienna Magdeburg A Scala Lave Milo de Marcki Toscanini la Scala Massenet Hag Oper Thomas Salgnac Waguerite Carre

Voices of the Opera in Europe Stirring for Salome and More

The piece discusses European opera plans with Salome and Salomé ties, Vienna performances, and future engagements. It notes costs for rights and assurances, including 8000 dollars for eighteen performances and 6000 for an 11 show, plus 4000 to guarantee score return. Mentions Strauss, Hertin production, and upcoming itineraries in Milan and Vienna.

Vienna Manhattan Ion le Hertin Strauss Italy Milan Turin Nayles

Miss Ethel Altemus and Glenn Hall in Concert

Miss Altemus of Philadelphia and Glenn Hall of New York appear in a joint recital at the new Masonic Auditorium on Monday evening March 15. Altemus, trained by Teschetizky, has sung in Paris and with the Philadelphia Orchestra in two concerts. Hall, esteemed in Berlin Hamburg and London, has built a notable international reputation.

Miss Croder Ethel Altemus Philadelphia Glenn Hall New York Miss Altemus Paris Philadelphia Orchestra Berlin

An Englishman's Home sparks wartime fervor in England

London readers report a surge of patriotic feeling as the sensational play An Englishman’s Home stirs mass enlistment, pressuring arms readiness. The piece notes a wave of nationalism sweeping the realm, with Wing Edward’s visit not quelling fears of invasion and a steady stream of volunteers filling recruiting offices nightly.

London Guy Tu Mauriers Eaers England Wing Ewa d Harser Frenay Windhams Europe Charles Dibdens Navy

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