Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-30
ANU SEMENT NOTES.
1t Home.

1t Home.
The Herne combination opened the
week in ST. Paul with their highly sue
cessful and beautiful domestic drama,
''Hearts of Oak" which was performed
to large audiences.
The Neil Burgess company appeared
Thursday and Friday night in their popu-
lar and amusing entertainment Widow
Bedott." They played to large and very
appreciative audiences.
Mr. l. ST. Maur, formerly an active jour.
nalist, and now the accomplished agent
OF the distinguished Italian tragedlan,
Rossi, arrived in St. Paul last night to ar
range for the appearance of ms company
i'll this city.
The Holman English Opera company
are announ need to appear at the Opera
house the beginning of March As organ
lied this SEASON the company is very strong
and embraces some of the kest known
and popular artists on the American
stage. They have a fine chorus, superb
wardrobes and repertoire Of nearly
TWENTY-FIVE operas. Its one of the best
attractions of the year.
On Friday evening and Saturday mat
inee Won Suppe's last, and what is said to
be his best composition, "Donna Juan
lta,'' will be presented for the first time
in this city The engagement will close
Saturday evening with the performance
of Gilbert & Sullivan's patience" The
company has been carefully selected, and
is composed of a number of recognized
artists, while the chorus numbers fifty
voices
The emphatic dramatic event of the
season in St. Paul is foreshadowed in the
announcement that the celebrated Ital-
ian tragedian Rossi will appear at the
Opera house in short season of legiti-
mate drama about the first of next
month He is announced to appear on
the evenings of the 9Th, 7th and Sth of
February, on which occasions he will i'm
personate the great characters of Othelio,
Lear and Hamlet, in the portrayal of
which he has but few if any equals. He
is supported by Miles Levick and COM
pany of A merican artists.
The Ger man society, Seibert's orches
ira and the Great Western band will give
their usual concert tonight at the Ath
en&um. The selections are very brilliant
and the oncert will be one of the best
ever gwen by these organizations The
following IS the programme:
I. March, Prize Banner Commandery,
800. Observation-Disclosures. ..Plogsted
.. selection, Robert LIE D!able,". Heinicke
3. Grand Fantasia, Musical Soiree,'
.. ................... Bousquet
A. Overture, "Rakoczy,". Keller Bella
5. Male Chorus, Rund Galorp,". .Kuntze
M@nnerchor.
= ga. Pizzicato Polka. ......... Strauss
b. Irish Patrole, .............P uerner
T. Walz.r, "Glocken Signale," :. Strauss
S. Recits ton, "Die Buergschaft," -.
. ....... ............ mach Schiller
Mr. Arthur K@nig.
8. Overture, Light Cavalry. .Suppe
Great Western Band.
The Germania Singing society are max
ing grand preparations for their next
concert to be given Monday, Feb. 6, at
the AthenRum as will will be seen by the
following well arranged programme
PART FIRST.
/. Overture, Raymond" Thomas
S-ibert's Orchestra.
2. Male chorus. Spring is approach
ing" ..............S. A. Zimmerman
g. Duet, AZ heard voice.. Stephen Glover
Miss Anna Schonarth and Miss NJ. Gooden.
+. Violin solo, "COncertO, Paganlm
Mr.. D. MuehleDbruch.
5. Male quartette, FIR. Kucken
Messrs. s. Reichart, E. G. Krahme., Tn. Her.
ringer and Geo. Decker.
PARTsECOND.
g. Overture, "La Gazza Ladra,". Rossini
Seibert's Orchestra.
Z. Remarks by the President of the Ger
mania.
6. 1.-THE image Of he Rose" tenor solo
with chorus .....-..... 6. Reichardt
Mr. Albert Fritsche and Germauia.
9. 1.-The Sca hath its Pearls" soprono
solo with cornet obligato, Lachper
Miss Anna Schonarth.
10. Duet, "Seranade," ........... .Gazzani
Messrs. Samuel Rechart and Fred. BrandhOrst
IL Chorus, "Song of Summer" ....
Mendelssohn.
Germani7.