BOSTON OPERA HOUSE. 
_ The first production on the opera- 
tie stage of Debussy’s one act opera 
““L’Enfant Prodigue’’ will mark the 
‘second week of grand opera at the 
Boston Opera House. Claude De- 
“pussy, the master of modern French 
“music won the much coveted Frix 
de rome with the work. 
The repertoire of the week com- 
-mencing Monday, the 14th, will be 
as follows ;—The production of Gou- 
“nod’s ‘‘Faust’’ scenically entirely 
‘novel to American audiences, will be 
given on Monday night. It is an ex- 
act reproduction of the scenery and 
costumes of L’Opera in Paris. The 
performance will start at 7.45. An- 
Ee Caplet, the most eminent French 
musician of the newer generation, 
will make his debut as conductor. 
Alice Nielsen will appear for the 
first time this season; she will sing 
: the role of Margarite. Herman Jad- 
ae : 
lowker of the Metropolitan Opera 
will sing the title role. Leon Sib- 
iriakoff, who made his debut at the 
opening performance of the second 
geason and scored a great success 
as Mefistofele in Boito’s opera of 
‘the same name, will sing the part 
of Mefistofele, and George Baklan- 
off, the Russian baritone, will take 
the part of Valentine. Others in the 
east will be Jeska Swartz as Siebel, 
Anne Roberts as Martha, and Fred- 
erick Huddy as Wagner, and com- 
plete crops de ballet. 
Wednesday evening, Nov. 16th, at 
8 “L’Enfant Prodigue’’ with Alice 
Nielsen as Lia will be given its first 
_ American production. Robert Las- 
salle will sing the part of Simeon and 
- Ramon Blanchart will be Azael. An- 
_ dre Caplet will conduct. This opera 
will be followed by Leoncavallo’s 
_ “T] Pagliacci’? with Florencio Con- 
stantino as Canio. Fely Dereyne 
makes her first appearance this sea- 
gon at Nedda, and Tonio will be 
sung by Carlo Galeffi who will make 
his Boston debut. Others in the 
east are Rodolfo Fornari, Ernesto 
Giaccone, CO. Stroesco and Frederick 
-cini and Ernesto Giaccone. 
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Huddy. Roberto Moranzoni_ will 
conduct. 
‘‘la Boheme”’ will be presented 
on Friday evening, Nov. 18th, at 
8 and Alice Nielsen will sing. Con- 
stantino will sing Rodolfo, one of 
his famous roles, and Fely Dereyne 
will take the part of Musetta. Mar- 
cello will be sung by Galeffi and Col- 
line by Jose Mardones. Others in 
the cast are Attilio Pulcini as Schau- 
nard, Luigi Taveechia, Frederick 
Huddy and C. Stroesco. Wallace 
Goodrich will conduct. 
At the Saturday matinee on Noy. 
19th at 2, Rossini’s ‘‘Barber of Sey- 
‘ille’’ will be presented. Lydia Lip- 
kowska will sing the role of Rosina, 
and Florencio Constantino the role 
of Count Almaviva. Leon Sibiriak- 
off will sing Basilio. Others in the 
east are Anne Roberts, Rodolfo For- 
nari, Luigi Tavecchia, Attilio Pul- 
Arnal- 
do Conti will conduct. 
Saturday evening, Nov. 19th, at 
7.45 at popular prices, Verdi’s 
‘¢ Ajida’’ will be presented with the 
following cast. Carmen Melis as 
Aida, Janka Czaplinska as Armeris, 
Ruby Savage as Una Sacerdotessa. 
Enrico Areson will make his Ameri- 
can debut as Radames, and George 
Baklanoff will sing Amonasro. 
B. F. Keith’s Theatre. 
The most important announce- 
ment of the year to date in connec- 
tion with B. F. Keith’s theatre 
is the appearance of Gus Edwards, 
the song writer and composer of 
‘‘School Days;’’ ‘‘Sunbonnet Sue ;”’ 
‘‘Good Bye Little Girl Good Bye;”’ 
‘‘See Saw;’’ and hundreds of others 
that have been whistled and sung 
all over the country, who will ap- 
pear in a big production called Gus 
Edwards’ ‘‘Song Revue.’’ In this 
number Mr. Edwards will be sup- 
ported by a company of thirty-three 
singers and dancers, and he has one 
of the most elaborate productions 
ever made in vaudeville. There is 
a constant change of scenery, sev- 
enteen different pictures being 
SOCIETY NOTES 
The C. A. Munn, Jrs., concluded 
their stay at the Prince cottage, 
West Manchester, Thursday. Mr. 
and Mrs. Munn wil spend the winter 
in Boston having secured the Iasigi 
house in the Back Bay. 
Mrs. Edward Small Moore and 
children and her sister, Miss Marion 
McGinley, are leaving the Stevens 
cottage, Smith’s Point, Manchester, 
Monday for their respective homes 
in Chicago and Pittsburg. 
Mrs. William Robinson Cabot is 
leaving the Eliot cottage, Beverly 
Farms, Monday, and will return to 
Brookline for the winter. 
Rear Admiral H. G. O. Colby of 
Boston and West Manchester arriv- 
ed home on the Cymric from Liver- 
pool last week. 
shown during the progress of the 
act, and the company includes a 
number of soloists who sing Mr. 
Edwards’ latest songs. One of 
these that is bound to be whistled 
all over Boston is ‘‘Look Out For 
Jimmy Valentine,’’ a song travesty 
on the drama now running in New 
York. This will be Mr. Edwards’ 
first appearance in vaudeville in 
Boston, and an opportunity will be 
offered to hear him sing his own 
songs in his own way. 
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