The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-28
BuRNET WOODS CONCERT.

question: me A"oie,'Io uo' -
was immense IN size ana priiIiaiit Ill appear
ance, and last night, though the weather
was most unfavOrable there was large
number out-not far from thousand per
sons, The next concert takes place lues-
day evening and on that occasion Mr'
Thomas will, by special request, repeat the
fine programme of the opening night IL
is as follows:
peIsah March, r-,,. ......Joh. Strauss
oyrrtur VtTt iI5hl Bias ,'.,1a Mcndelssohn
Waltz, Autumn Roses....""...,....."..Jos. Strauss
Nmn{ia1 ,r3%9ctNn, Cbor,s Act TIT 1ohcnprin Wagner
March Movement,
fntcrmisslon. o
oyerture-Alphonso and Estrella',.,..schq6eIt Boah
Allegretto Eighth symphony Beethoven
Ballet music and wedding Observation-Disclosures.
...............,;..,.........".....Rubinsten
r,,or,, ,,,-o,, - dh,fpnimSl4h' Manid%at Gounod
Walton the Beautiful Blue Danube...... strauss
Overture -Masaniello .............."..".."..Auber
80 A, ooo -. .-,,,, r,,,r,,r
NE Pi'000 fNi~h a. taSn twn "'-N1
co,,ouo, ,,o,,.,, oa,o ~ ,r,s;oo1 FostivoI
,a"a,;at;o - E;na;o,nt; ooarod = or1o of
=, ooo fon +bo bost n,nsioo1 oon,rosition bv
~ ,,o4;,,o An,or;oo, oor,,,osor Mr. Theo.
m, h,, +,o Assoco.
uoio iio'r"c "'' 'ppol''s po' ,a ,,aS,
tlon one OF nVe gehlielnGh WIo are ~ !aSS
on OF 'he merits VI Inc Woih '2ilioc 'iia; Vllio
ond have occSnted tha trust The fnli
Board is as follows: Theodore Thomas,
President; DR.. Leopold Damrosch, of New
York; Asger Hamerisk, OF Baltimore; OTTO
oihSer, OF Gihclhhatl' W. anu Uafl "eil"n'''
Vi 'o''o1'' 'N'"''
THE oRGANcoNoEFT'
The following programme VIII be rem
dered by Mr. Whiting this afternoon at
Springer Music Hall:
Ornrtnra In "Oharonu e NJ Won Weber
Marcl-"Funebre ct Chant Seraphique, "......
Guilmant
Song-"oh' FAIR Dove: On, roma Dove '''"1auy
oro, coo,, In r ,ainer Ai,er i4i'i' Cbr.,,oD Fink
Sa%tmrnn ra from "a Midsummer NIGHTS Dream"
........... .,....... . ............. Mendelssohn
Recitative and Aria-"Ihe Last man ...Calcott
,,, Alfred Hjll. , -, ~ D..
a tHnepal MarcH 6g Wes enm"s GS
''"''N nr,r "r,p,.rTr nn~rr,T ,,,,,,r,,,'Y
A fnn house was ON hand at the Grand
lost nicbt on thn occasion Of Ali Burnett,s
testimonial. The programme was made up
with care and the entertainment gave great
satisfaction. The audience was pleased
both in bearing substantial testimony to
their regard for Mr.. Burnett and in enjoy
ing an evening OF real pleasure
co,,rop M, ,,,-erc rv,y1v,r,ovc
nj. - -. - lit, ,.o,,,;.,,.; .;o.ot
Ine wv "eeho y. Pu0''C 'i'',n 10, az
the Ioilese OF music c4oSeu laSt hiSht' Inc
programme was a long one, designed 10 e8-
hloiV tile accoiil ll''isiileht'' Vi 'he p"pilS'
ana TINS II ana admlraoly ana 10 me en-
This standnoinf tbe selections in the vocal
part could not be objected to, though it is
not to be imagined that they represent Mr..
Thomas taste. There was more dignity in
tile ll!stluiHeii."i uelal Gnu ieft .lie
sui t5eS 81 y;,e ,,eto Podi Vn01
Mies K ate Funck twn nnnils of remarkable
talent and thorou. h schooling, the result of
years Of study under good masters. 1t was
pleasant also to hear the organ in the hands
OF others than the lew who were supposed
by resolution OF the Hall Trustees, to be
alone ehti'leo 10 perform upon It,
THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE 700.
The fete at the Zoo each THURSDAY night
,,,,,et NOW, bocor,o ono of +bo nor,,1or s,,,,-
mer nights attractions of the citv. The
Corden on thasa occasions is ha,ut;frI,v
:m',tal H.
lulifiaCeuI aie ,a,se aSsei'iIse' nd t ae lliaue
ore r NJ nrononnced bv ali most pleasant Affairs,
The first one was intended as rather nm ex.
neriment, m but so great was the success that
+ wos Of once determined tn make them n
permanent feature throughout the sum-
mer.
ursrr,r AM DRAMATIC Norrs
1ournnoa Parrott 10 in por,land 0ro,o,
W;aa No;1son th;rts of doirn Iodu Ht,o
M 49, NerISoi 'N'''N' VI o''i'S i''AS NA"o-
oo'li IA n N''1'C"
Mrs. jennie Van Zandt contemplates re-
'ulLi'''s " nli I'D
Miss Dora Wiley Will join Rice's Evan
ge!ine" company next season.
Miss Adelaide Phillips has quite recov-
cred from her recent indisposition.
1t is said that "Les Amants de Verone -
in spite of the popularity that it gained in
Paris. has been pronounced stupid by the
London public.
rouv ga ,r;ror in Ntro I,,d;o roru;u; =
nnnii I of Madame Viariot has S aCtirS, acbiaysd