The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-11
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Observation-Disclosures Concert Las
NiRht-AIfFRcuOnS This Week.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Concert Last
NiEht-AItrRcti0ns This Week.
The event OF the present aessop at the
Opera House was the Harmonic. Manner.
Choir concert, which took place last night.
The Society was assisted by several we'll
known artists and Kramers superb or.
chestra. The quality and size Of the aud.
fence was certainly a pleasant feature Of
the affair, one that should encourage the
society to appear before the public more
frequently in the future than 1t has done
in the past. OF courie the interest mani.
Tested was prompted somewhat by the
claims q local performance always has OF
the people, but the intrinsic merits OF the
affair fully warranted the patronage that
was bestowed upon it.
Prof. KrRmer's full orchestra, thirteen
pieces, was down on the programme for
the first number, "JubeI Overture" by
Bach, the rendition OF which was received
with marked favor by the audience. The
second number was q quRrtette and cho'
rus, one OF Abt's soulful gems, Vas RGuI'
chen Die WOgel, in which the entire socie'
~ took part, The chorus singing Of the
Society shows marked Improvement, in
which one sees the effect OF Prof., Herr
mann's training. The features OF i'm.
proVement noticeable was delicaCy OF exc
Cution, and q smoother uniication oil
voices, Mrs, George b, CaldWell's solo,
"PlaCe Thy Hand" was a successful effort,
fully sustaining that lady's claims as one oil
our foremost local artists, Mrs, Caldwell
was recalled, but simply bowed her &C.
acknowledgements without responding.
The fourth number, ia Petite Tam.
bour''(violin solo, theme with yRriatiops),
Prof. II, SchoCkey, was u al the most
pronounced successes OF the evening,
Prof.. SchoCksy has talent Of a high order,
and gives the greatest satisfaction OF any
OF our local artists. His future Is certainly
promising. He responded to an encore.
Theodore Rollers Cornet solo, "silyer
Stream" by RowlinsOn, was a revelRtion
to most OF the audience, His notes were
remarkably pure and even, and free from
sloShiug, Nh. Roller was recalled, and
responded bv giving q pretty air.
The Harmonie.M gnnerChor next gave
that delightful chorus" Abend Lied"
This second part OF the programme was
| opened by Kramer's orchestra giving one
of Suppe's luneiul compositions, "Over'
ture (Bauditen StraiChe)" in which the
leader and the artists under his direction
achieved a triumph. Kramer certainly
never played better, and tho audience de-
manded q repetition Of the performance
Mr.. q. A, Schaefer followed by rendering
in good voice, "Behuet Dlch Gott," by
Abt. The next number called for q flute
solo, AlpensGen0," by Herr II. Grimm,
who is q new candidate for favor. Mr..
Grimm's effort was q very pleasant feature
OF the entertainment. Mrs, Whitaker
who is always welcomed with delight by
Wheeling audiences, sung an aria from vi
BaCio," 10 her usual charming style, The
audience demanded her r|esppeAranCe aud
she responded 10 the encore by giving q
pleasing composition,
Prof. Carl Hermann, the musiCal direc.
tor and conductor OF the concert, played q
brilliant concert piece, with what aucCesl
Il Ia supeiluous to mention as the Pro
lessor has an established reputation as an
artist. The concert was brought TO q close
with "Aut 0fIener see," o grand ChoruI
and solo, 10 which the entire Society and
Kramer's orchestra took part, Professor
SChaeier carrying the solo. II was a dill
cult number but the Society was equal Ia
1t, the last note being followed by the ap'
plause Of the delighted audience.
HAvRRLY's M~AsroDoNs.
Wednesday night Haverly's Mastodon
Miustrels will be at the Opera House.
This Is one of the largest and finest shows
on earth. An exchange says'Ot it; In
many respects Mr.. Hayerly's recent sea
son In New Orleans with his New MRsto.
don MinBtrels was the most remarkable In
the amusement record Of that city. But
the principal reaaon 10 found In the com.
plete revolution In this character of enter
lainment, drawing heavily upon those
distinctive classes who until within two or
years, sought amusement only in the
grand opera aud classic CouCeIt. Upon
the opening week three extra matinees
were given, at which nine thousand were
admitted. As usuSl in any extraordinary
excitement ticket |BpeCnlatora sought 10
reap O harvest, but Manager Mack took a
Arm stand for the protection OF his
VhlIUub' luz GUlllCbt hu1 MhlhIt pub Ihp
manager invoked the aid OF the municipal
authorities and came out victorious.
Tickets this morning at Banners.
THE NAJEsrICs.
Friday night next Snelbaker's Msjestic
Consolidation" will hold the boards at tho
Opera House. This company has for its
agent "Milt" Gattho!d, ono OF the best
IN America. The Pittsburgh Commercial.
GaEdte says: "Snelblker & Benton's great
consolidation Of variety talent at the
Academy Of Music gave two performances
TO packed houses yesterday. II is a troupe
Of remarkable siSe and strength, giving
three hours and a half OF variety and bur.
letque, in which there Is not single weak
feature. Matinee and evening perform.
ances will be given to day."
MADAME sAcHsE,
assisted by a number Of her pupils, will
give q grand instrumental and vocal con.
cert at New Wiesel Hall next Friday
night. Madame SaChse but recently come
among Us, but che has already won an en-.
viabls reputation on account Of her Bll.
perior musical abilities. The concert will
be free to those receiving invitations.
Next Saturday night Joe Jefferson and