With the acclaim of last night's "Demon," still ringing in their ears, the Shanghai Opera Cbmpany are presenting to-night for the last time in the Lyceum "Tosca," with S. Zorich the name role. The company has an extensive repertoire, which they will present before June, notable of which is talented cast, accompanied by Maestro Sloutsky's—highly-appreciated arche: are "on the boards" over the next week-end, In Aida," the majority of princi-will take part and special scenery ind ballet effects have been arranged. Inasmuch as the voices of this group of amateur-professional singers are ularly fitted for this Near setting, music-lovers of Shanghai may anticipate one of the company's most brilliant productions
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