Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
PETER THE SHIPWBIGHT

PETER THE SHIPWRIGHT.
The date of the performance of the
grand comic opera of Scar and thinner
mann" has been definitely fixed for the
18th of October, On which date this cele-
brated work will be produced by the COM
bined strength of the musical division of
the Ferman society, augmented by Sci
bert's orchestra strengthened and enlarged
by several instruments, which were not
represented during Its last performance
here some years ago, and among which we
may mention frst-class s'hautboy" or
aboe. Miss Annie Schonarth is cast for
the naive, piquant and roguish Marie:
Miss PHILIPPINE Petry will sing and act the
part of the Widow Brown; MI. P. q. Giesen
giving the part of the doughty Burgo
master; Mr.. Albert Scheffer has con-
scented to again enact the role of Foster
the Great in the guise of shipwright,
and Messrs. Werner, Brelitz, Hildebrand
and Drerar respectively playing the parts
of Ivanow, the Marquis de Chateauneuf,
Lord Lyndham and Admiral Leport. The
chorus has been greatly enlarged and the
whole will be under the interchangeable and
admirable direction of Prof. Richard
Stempf, than whom a more painstaking
and hard working leader the society has
never had. Of course, as is usual with the
management, the costumes, scenic effects,
properties and settings, &C., will receive
due attention, and expense will not be
summed to make the occasion perfect
success, and hence a rich treat may b
surely expected.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE GERMAN SOCIETY.
The German society will celebrate its
twenty ninth anniversary at the Athenum,
on next Saturday, with a concert, the
atre and social. Invitations are now being
prepared, and a regular family feast to in
vited guests and members of this old time
organization is the general idea and intsn-
tion. None bat invited guests will be ad-
mitted.
THE FIEBACH COMPANY.
The Miss Bertha Fiebach concert and
comedy company arrived in the city yes
terday morning, and will at once 60 into
rehearsal for the approaching season. Tho
company is composed in part of Miss Ber-
tina Febach, leading soubrette, a charming
and accomplished artistic; Frank Reiman,
leading man; r. Covert, the distinguished
solo cornetist, the only living rival of Levy;
F. Kobe, solo bass clarinette, the only one
in America, and other well trained must
clans and actors. Mr.. R. F. Schmidt is
business manager. The company will give
an entertainment at the Athen@um next
Sunday evening, and possibly another dur
ing the week. The reputation of the indi-
vidual members of the company is of a
character to insure a most enjoyable
performance.
The Land League.
The land league held a good meeting
last evening and preparations for the re-
ception of Hon. A. NJ. Sullivan were made.
Mr.. Sullivan will be in st. Paul Thursday,
and will speak at the Market hall in the
evening. The Emmett Light Artillery,
Knights of st. Paul, Ancient Order of Hi
bern;ans and other organizations will join
in procession to escort him
from his quarters to the hall.
Mayor Rice will preside, and leading citi-
zens be invited to seats on the platform.
A. N. Sullivan is considered one of the
finest speakers advocating the Irish cause,
and he is sure to havse crowded house.
Tho Closing cant6nation sales Of tn.
Great AAs1ion Sales
Of the new I'D 10y house furnishing goeda.
being the balnss Of the extensive stock Of Mr.
e. HanAAs., at his store, No. 108 Eass Third
street, Of about $40, 900, takes place on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week only, October Ord
md 4th, at 10 o'clock each day, on the premises,
under the management of A. II. Nicolay, Rsq.,
the talented and gentlemanly suctioneef. All
our lady housekeeperr, hotel proprietors and
dealers, are invited to attend these closing sales,
being able TO supply themselves with every azti-
Gle IN the houss furnishing line at great bar
gains. All must he sold on the above days, a.
the store has been rented to other parties that
take possession Thursday, the 5th.
Pref. II. H Evans
OPENS his school for dancing at 6heEnan hall,
Monday afts@osa and evening, OCT 16. Grand
spenine aises Or 10. See circulars at DyU 4
HowuxFs aud Hanger's music stSEes.