St. Paul daily globe., 1885-04-05
MINNEAPOLIS ADJUSTMENTS.

CalneO, curing Lne past week, with steady
run of amusements at the Grand and at the
Comique. The Danz matinee opened the
week on Monday; Fay Templeton displayed
her pretty shape and poor voice on Tuesday
and Wednesday, and Fritz Emmet held the
boards until the close of the week. His en-
gagement ended last night, with business all
good except the matinee, which was rather
slim. In spite Of all that may be said Of
Emmet, he has strong hold upon the popu-
lar affections and is likely to retain it.
THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.
harmonic concert tomorrow night, the pro-
gram of which is as follows:
/. Overture to Oberon.. Won Weber
The Danz full orchestra.
2. Send Out Thy Light. t............... .Gounod
The Philharmonic.
3, Violin solo. o.....................W .Wieniawski
Paul X. Stoeving.
4. Esser Mosto, from Martha" Won Flotow
Jesse Bartlett Davis.
s. The Flight of the Holy Family,
choral tone poem. Max Bruch
The Philharmonic
6. Ballatta, from 'tU'Guarany". Gomez
Miss Jennie Dutton.
z. Violin solo, Cavatina. .........V .Vieuxtemps
Paul r. Stoeving.
8. Angel at the Window Tours
Jesse Bartlett Davis.
Q. Daughter Of Error. r............. Bishop
The Philharmonic,
With solo obligato by Miss Dutton
10. Duet, by Miss Dutton and Jesse Bartlett
Davls.
II. Triumphal March, from the oratorio
Oh "Naanan .........-............C Costa
The Philharmonic,
With contralto solo by Jesse Bartlett Davis.
l.. Serehade. ........... Volkman
The Danz Orchestra.
With cello solo by c. Str achauer
The sale Of seats has already stamped it a
pronounced success. Large numbers of
these have been taken by parties of friends,
with view of being together. One of these
parties consists of E. 4. Barber, H. Alden
Smith, c. McC. Reeve, c. B. Eustis, Charles
A. Heffelfinger and win Bassett and their
ladies. Another of w. D. Washburn, o. V.
Tousley, E. II. Moulton, 4. H. Newton, j.
A. Modesette and other members of the
Skies family, and F. L. Greenleaf, Clinton
Morrison, II. II. Kimball, 4. w. Krech and
their ladies. Another will be headed by j.
:. Bradstreet, w. K. Tillinghast and Others
Another by Judge Koon, E. A. Merrill, Z. j.
Phelps, r. G. Kalkhoff, etc. Another by the
Nettletons, William Thurber, the Tenneys,
etc.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Kate Clsxton will be this weeks regular
attraction at the Grand, and the bills will be
''Sea of Ice" aud ''Two Orphans" Kate is
said to have surrounded herself with a really
good company this time, and puts her plays
on in great shape.
Thomas w. Keene will open next week
with little tragedy. He will give "Romeo
and Juliet, "''Richard Ill" aud 'Richelieun
and of course will give them well.
SUNDAY CONCERTS.
The regular Sunday afternoon concert at
Turner hall will give the following program /:
March-Somerset. et...................W Wiegand
Overture-Barber of Seville. Rossini
Spanish Dances. s...................M MosZkousky
Selection--Heart and Hand. . Lecocq
overture-La Muette de Portici. .Auber
Clarinet Solo. Ringwall
Selection-Black MantelS ............ Budaiussi
Galop-Dash OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Wiegand
At the Columbia the program will be as
follows:
March-Fest Neingarten
overture-Rip Van Winkle. le.........-
" WaltZ-Nlolets -...........-.....W " aldteufel
Polka-Pretty Maiden. Arouson
0verture-Medley. y...........-.... John Brahms
Adagio aud Moderate ......... ....... Mozart
March-Bridal Chorus Wagner
waltz-olivette..
Qusdrille-Mascott OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Galop-octave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Gsnzbery
At Turner hall tonight Mr.. Louis Koch
aud wife will present the comedy, The
Music Leader after which there will be q
ball. Danz viii play.
THE NAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Judsfug from the elaborate and minute
character Of the arrangements, which have
now been perfected on a scale of exceptional
msguifeence, the May musical festival to be
given At the Exposition building in So. Paul
bids fair 10 prove the most brilliant aud
artistic affair ever given in the Northwest
The financial success of the great under
taking is already ASSURED, and an inspection
Of the list of participants snd the distiu-
guished ability Of those having the enter
prise in charge, is sufficient guarantee of
the high musical character Of the program.
The soloists include such renowned artists
as Madame Eugene Pappenheim, ora;orio
singer and dramatic prima donna,
Mathilde Phillips, the well-knowu eontrzlto
of the Boston Ideals, Charles Fritseh, the
great Oratorio tenor, Myron Whitney, the
fsvorite basso, and 4 host Of others. The
chorus viii consist of 500 trained voices aud
The orchestra viii be comprised Of fifty picked
musicians.
The sale Of reserved seats TO special sub
scribers win take place on the 10th inst AZ
A. E Whltney's piano roons. No % Eas;
Third street The sale of single season tick
cts Eill take place on the 3sth inst and the
general sale o1 tickets vii open May 4