St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-08
ST. PAUL AMUSEMENT NOTES.
TURNER HALL.


The program of the concert tonight at
Turner Hall will be found below. 1t is an
unusually good one and full of variety. In
playing these selections Mr.. Seibert will have
good opportunity to display his fine orches-
ira to good advantage:
March, american Wedding" ............ Jonas
Overture, . Nordische .Seldemann
Quintet for piano and string quartet.
Schumann
(Two movements. Marcio and Allo, Brilliante. }
Messrs. Chas. b. Pottgieser, d. Muehlenbruch,
Geo. Seibert, Jr, M Stevenin and
Arthur Holdt
Selection from oratorio, '.Paulus''. .Mendelssohn
PlaDpermaeulchen, (s'The Little Chatterer' -.
Eilenberg
Trombone solo, s'Fantasie''. .Paudert
j. DAM, Jr.
Potpourri, ''Musical Meteors".. .......... Bach
(By request.
q Ballade ............ .Rheinberger
Piano SOLO Warum ............... Schumann
Rondo Capricioso. .Mendelssohn
Charles B. Pottgieser.
Valse, 'sAir de la reine'' ..............C larens
A s4ENGERFEsT.
The Minnesota S@ngerfest, whose officers
are Adolph Jarshishek, president, Joseph
Files, secretary, and Joseph Giesen, treas
urer, have partially perfected their program
for great gathering of the German singing
societies of the state at st. Paul on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, the 9Th, 9th and 7th
of next June. On this occasion Hon. Albert
Scheffer will be the honorary president and
Prof. John s. erode the musical director, and
distinguished singers of other states will be
present, including Mrs. Emma Miltner, Miss
Emma Berger and Messrs. Benedict and
Oesterreicher of Milwaukee, who will take
part in the grand concert to be held in the
Grand opera house or Exposition skating
rink During the three days session the
headquarters of the Sangerfest viii be at the
athen9um.
MINNEAPOLIS AMUSEMENT NOTES.
''Me..and,Old Hoss" completed their engage
ment in 1.-THE Parlor Match'' at the Graud
yesterday, drawing crowded houses at both
matinee and evening performances. The
engagement was a marked success and the
death rate in Minneapolis for March will be
corrcspondingly lowered. Such laugh makers
drive doctors out of existence.
''Wages of Sin" will be this weeks attrac-
ton for the Grand, changing to ''Wonan
Against Woman" from Thursday night, and
back again on Saturday night. 1t is a very
powerful melodrama, full of thrilling situa-
tons and fine effects.
The Theatre Comique bills a lot of new
and fine attractions for this week.
The usual concerts will be given to-day,
the Turner hall in the afternoon and Column
bia and Pavilion at night. They will be
''sacred concerts" as always.
The dramatic branch of the Turner society
will present the ''CattIe Dealer of Austria'
at Turner hall this evening 1t is said to be
a very interesting drama.
FoOTLIGHT NOTES.
The annual ball masque of the Deutschen
Yerein society of st. Paul will take place on
the 18th inst. at the athenaum.
Miss Fannie Wachs, young soprano
singer of great culture and promise, a resi-
dent of Minneapolis and recently returned
from the East where she has been studying
music under the best teachers, will appear
at one of the Sunday evening concerts be-
fore the end of the season. Reliable critics
that heard the young lady sing take the re-
sponsibility for promising great treat to the
patrons of the Turner hall concerts.
The temperance OF the brilliant and
gifted young pianist, Mr.. Charles Pottgieser,
will be received with pleasure By his many
friends, and to-night's selections will present
him at his very best.
''The Wages of Sin" is booked for the first
part of next week at the st. Paul Grand.
The new drama Woman Against Woman
is one of the attractions for the st. Paul
Grand next week.