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and In the '.Acs and Galatea performance, early
in the season, showed what he Gun do to bring out
the freshness and the righteousness Of HapdeIs
music. There Is every reason to expect one OF the
finest performances of great work crer given in
this city. and those who are fortunate enough to
secure tickets may safely count on hearing Handel.
masterpiece given in way long to be remembered.
in giving no their rights to demand their usual
number Of complimentary tickets gives the public
opportunity to purchase single extra tickets Boz
Office for the sale OF single tickets and reserved
seats will open at 156 State street Tuesday morn
ing, June 3.
TIE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY REUNION.
The last Of the always enjoyable reunisns OF the
! Beethoven Society for this season took place on
odist Church Block. Alr. Wo1tsohn had nror,dcd
! programme Of unusual interest, and thereby at
tracted 4 very large audience, among whom were
The entertainment consisted OF Nozarts Sonata in
major Tor piano and violin, executed BY Messrs.
RosenhecSer and Wolfsohn; schnmann's Trio in
! p minor, by Nessss Wolfsohn, Rosenbeckcr, and
Etchheim; cello solo by Mr.. Eichheim songs by
Miss Myrs Balne and Miss Jennie Dutton; and
Alice Guggenhime. It was this last number which
lent peculiar interest to the concert for the per-
former was young giEl of hardly - years
The Young lady surprised everybody by
dfye1opin= every quality requisite or perfect
Ms5 Is soft and pabe yet
| wonderfully fine. With her small hands she brings
cut tue most intricate passages with clearness and
a,sancness often wanting N The work Of many an
she lully understands what she plays Her tech
nlqne Is admirable: as was shown BY her excellent
Interpretation OF the brilliant Reinecke Cadanza,
which IL not often done better than it was done By
this promising child. In acknowledgment or the
s1 appanse T. the he ady payed
from the Flying Dutch1nan. land thereby created
| new surprise. She played from memory, and with
1 IS 70 50 al ies foa char o
Wofsohn may Ws 5 apon
1s love % her at and
earnest desire to advance With her almost incfcd-
| bic gifts. We understand tho opportunity IS to
be gwen her OF atudy Europe with best mns-
ters. The other numbers OF the programme we're
given with the ueual excellence noticeable in these
concerts.
TEE "P1NAFoREs."
The Gilmore Juvenile Pinafo1e Company will
commence a weeks season OF this opera at Haver-
1y's Theatre tomorrow evening. The troupe is
comprised entirely OF children whose ages range
from 10 to l5 and numbering all told fifty voices.
The youthful performers have made great success.
wherever they have appeared, and will nndonbted-
give " w. yery enoyaos ssres OF
:os$s as5.: 5s:s aaes
III Sss!iSs %iiss
Tommy Iisse Ffanis i
ocer of the aTard Fred sTSGes TSyes
Sergesnt OF Marlnes....~. d. Cooper
uebe Kiss Emma Hagser
The bill Of last week, ''Pinafore'' and '.Cox
and Box" will be repeated this "eek at Mcyick-
er's. and next week the Little Duke" may he
III y Th.,,n. r,,..,~ p,..x.. r,.-..- ~, -.
mence its season at Haverly's Theatre On Monday
evening, the 9th inst We have already given all
the oreliminaries Of the season. and it is only neces
cary now to intimate that the rchearsals promise
some very attractive performances, especially tn
the matter OF the music. The singing, in fact, Of
thus little opera will be revelation. As to the &C.
"P1naforc new version: tsI hope you treat
your crew we'll, Capt. Corcoran, ,-aud often.'
4 dismal rumor has crossed the water to the
effect that hstori is determined to play Joseph$ne
TO Salvin1's Sir J0seph, Il. c. B.. and all Italy is
astlr with the melancholy news.
The Phi!adelphia church choir who have beon
giving 6 Pnafore" In New York for weeks back
nean to travel through New England with it.
There would probably &c row over it II they be-
1ongcd to Massachusetts church.
Mr.. suERwooD's PLANO RECrrALs.
It will be pleasant announcement to concert
gocrs that Mr. Sherwood, the pianist, who made
such remarkable success here recently, will give
June apd a
been placed at the low price Of 81. and may be
had at Lyon y nealys OF at the hail The pro-
grammes will be as follows:
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Fantasic and Fugue in G minor arranged
oaaa Ss o. 81; No s. in st.
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&si'ss: SSSi!ssss; 81 8? as Ss;: t. *::
p. 4. !
Taanhauser Ma1ch ..:..... ....wagner-1lszt
1tauo Ioo426e III E..... .L1szt
FRIDAY EVENING.
psrcd carichoed HSe Book T. No eu :; BooE f IT,,
Monents Masleais, N 30 o. ii {schnoert
sesss III %.soas u Seo1S @o1Ss Sos ID. and
Aendessohn
Fanlasie impromptu op. -: c,o,tn
Riace Ky Ssade. III op io 10.
To- ~ 81 M
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON. |
FTs19es FTo Tsxaes sna fnt9s II ma5oa Il
fasae Ia G minor o1 s, No 5.:.:..:.:j ~
I' 10 n \; I4ne
Schsrzo. oP: u. ;RaTEl
andante and variations for two pianos .scnumann
~. *herscood and 4Ar. RotIsohn.
Grand Foioaaise IL oGt IN IL It, Chopin
MUSICAL COLLEGE so1REE.
A soiree will be given by the pupils Of the Chi
cago Musical College Wednesday eyentng, June !,
at the parlors OF the College. The following pro-
gramme will be performed:
l. "March do Unit. .Gottschalk
Hiss Lizzie Good and IL. Z. Bo9ue.
(n} My Bird. My Love. .Masse
10 (b} 1.-The kapplfon "... ..-.....Lob
Bliss I7RHte SkCdfn. |
s. Sona1c, NO. B8eLHeFeA
b.. 43ffSS Gc11fe Walker.
T. Vocal Ee1eEQ0n
Hiss Jtnn.e Malone. ]
WaItz, 0p. 81. NO. CHOPIN
Hiss Jennie 1dstt- |
|
-Hy. D. j. NdftSk1tdi.. !. !
w 1sC[oance.. .1aupa4ssElA
- To- "PerpEtu81 Motion HeOef
Ntss Josie JunSen-
g. "una voce, POGO fas.-:....::.... .Rossini
Hiss Innate Stoutn. !
8. "Rigolette" ..:..::-... .............Ltszt
A!ss Lfszfe Hfdt1.
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4AGSs .N.nn{e gohHson. |
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