Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-23
LIN & Co Emporium.
MUSICAL ELANGG.
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Amateur.
The Opera House orchestra will give its
rehearsal 10 night at the Arion Hall,
The Mozart Singing Society has deci LED
to give a concert april 9th.
Professor Malmene has resigned his pc
sitOn as Organist in st. Johns German
Lutheran Church..
Tie Arion Singing Society will give
concert April 2jd.
Mr.. W. II. Sheib is at present playing in
the first Presbyterian Church.
TIE rehearssls OF the operetta "Enoch
AIden'' have been pos pons d for the pres
ent on sCCUUnt of the difficulty of fixing
upon q night suitable Ia all singers aud
which would no; COuhlCt vita Pro.es-
sor Mslmene's other engagements.
MIR. ". II. Skeib will soon move TO more
commOdious quarters and retsi1 his pres
EFT store for the repairing OF pianos and
organs.
The architects OF the Exposition building
Of Chicago have decided upOa their plan
for The accommodation OF the May Festl.
val, and as the changes will Oe made also
with reference 10 the convenience Ot the
two conventions, they will have general
interest. There will be an auditorium that
5000 and $3.50 people, a stage with room
tor 900 seats and orchestra space for POD
musicians. The stage is to be placed in
the north end Of the building, the couduc
,Or, soloists ard musicians OlCupyi az the
front, and the chorus and amphitheatr5 in
the rear. A sounding hoard will extend
over the entire width of the structure, 100
feet Between seventy.iye and one hun.
drEc and twenty-five private boxes will be
provided TIE delegates TO the conventions
can occupy the amphithestre, the press the
chorus space, anu the committees can Use
the assembly and dressing rOoUs for meet.
ing purposes. There will ne room in the
bulldog for l.Oin l2."pO 20 5000 people.
The work will he begun in Two or three
weeks, aLG, II is estimated, vi cost about
$ljCG0
Mr.. Wong Chin Foo, * lecturer on Con-
iuCiuS and eN editor OF The Chinese AuarI-
can, COhten,plstes presEnrIng 10 the Amer
iCaD people picture OF the oriental evil.
zstiou OF three thousand years ago. He
wants somebody with $3.50 capital to
+! ck him in this theatrical venture.
l.iszt's new oratorio, Stsnislaus, is nearly
con. Pleted. 1t will be produced at the
coming festival of the German Musical
Union at Weimar.
4 young. American pisniste, Miss EIr
GINA Rider, sged seventeen, is astonishing
Europe with her remarkable play.
NJ, H. c. Barabee, of the Boston Ideals,
was recently interviewed by Western
reported He spoke OF various composers
criticised one singer and then another
touched lightly upon the different meth
DDS then proceeded to discant upon the
different Italian maestri, aud, turning to
Barn abee, be said: '0f course you studied
IN Ira'y.' Rsrnabee replied that he did
not. AIS it possible not? Then, pray,
whom did you study under "I nder ad-
verse circumstances replied BArnabee.
Mrs. Ole Bulls little daughter, O.es. now
tEelve years old, inherits something OF her
fathers fielding facility, and is go,ag with
her other for summers visit 20 Norway,
attempting concerts PROBABLY, in SOme OF
the principal towns,
Mile. Eevads, the American prims
donna, received the rite II Catholic bsp
list at Paris at the English PASSIONS
church. Mrs. Mackey acted IS spoTsor.
The ceremony WIS private. Nile. Nevada
was dressed in pure white, with her hair
lowing down hsr shoulders. Mr. Mickey
sent present OF boahon box Of massive
oxidized silver, inlaId with gold
The receipts OF the Emma Abbott Opers
Compsny for five weeks at the Bald vim
Theatre, San Francisco, Cal, amounted TO
over $4,000. The railroad fares of this
company to Frisco and return were over
5000; this includes 81 S56 for extra bag
gage.
The two children. Minnie and Hermarn
We;zler, who have been prOnouaced by
Nine. Patti and Nine. Sembrich TO be
musical prodigies," will be among the
students of the New York College OF
Music at the annual public examination at
Steipway Hall.