Le Roi

(liir-wi), Adrien, 16th cent.; partner of Ballard (q. v.). (lii-roo), Xavier, Velletri, Papal States, Oct. 11, 1863—Paris, Feb. 2, 1919; pupil of Paris Cons., took Grand Prix de Rome, 1885; c. opera ‘“‘Cléopatre’’. (1890), lyric “Evangeline,” a dramatic ‘Harold,’ and _ operas “William: Ratcliff’? and “L’ Epavo” (not prod.); “‘Astarté’ (Gr. Opéra, tgor), ‘La Reine Fiammetie” (1902), “‘Théodor a’”? (Monte Carlo, 1907); ‘Le Chem in eau”’ (Paris Op.-Comique, 1907, also with succ. at Ravinia (Chicago)); ‘“‘Le Carillon eur’ (Op.Comique, 1913); ‘‘La Fille de Figaro” (Paris, 1914); ‘‘Les Cadeaux de Noél” (do., 1916); “18—” (do., z918); and the posthumous “ Nausithoe” (Nice, 1920); also “L’Ingénu” (unpub.); and partially finished work, “Za Plus For—” orch. by and prod. Op.-Comique. He was a prof. at the Paris Cons. Lert, (1) Ernst, b. Vienna, May 12, 1883; theatre and opera director; Ph. D.; stage director, Breslau Op., - 1909; Leipzig Op., 1912; Basel, 1919; Frankfort Op., 1920-23; also for a season at Met. Op., N. Y.; teacher at Curtis Inst., Phila. (2) Richard, b. Vienna, Sept. 19, 1885; conductor; bro. of Ernst; cond. at Dii eldorf, Darmstadt, Breslau, and (1929-32) at Berlin State Op., later zres. in Los Angeles as orch, and choral cond., appearances..