St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-01

AN IMPOSING NUMBER OF MAGNIFICENT
ARTISTS SECURED FOR THE EVENT.
Signor Jannotta, having made his arrange
ments for the May festival of the st. Paul
Choral society, announces the names of the
SOLO artists engaged for the occasion rs fol-
lows: -
Madame Eugene Papnenheim, the great
dramatic, operate and ofaterio prima donna;
Miss Mathilde Phillips, the best prima donn Ia
contralto in the country since Anna Louise
Cary; Mr.. Charles Frisch, the distinguished
operate and oratorio tenor, and Myron W.
Whitney, the greatest living oratorio basso.
Prof. S. E. jacobson, the most distinguished
yiolinist that has been in this country, has
also been engaged for orchestra concert
master and solo violinist. Prof jacobson
has been concert master with many of the
very best orchestras in Europe, and in this
country for four years concert master and
solo violinist with TIL. Thomas orchestra.
An orchestra of forty-fve musicians from st.
Paul, Minneapolis snd Chicago will be col
lected; and with chorus of about 300 voices
and some of st. Paul's soloists, the triumph
of this musical feast seems to be assured
The complete festival programs fof the
four nights and one matinee will be given to
the public soon. Signor Jannotta intends
to make his programs full of orchestral gems
from the compositions of the best masters
as Beethoven, Handel, Mozart, Mendclssohn.
Robert Fuchs. Auber,v Leo Delibes, Ros-
SINK Schumann, Wagner, Rubenstein,
j
others" A large number of citizens have
subscribed for the : festival season tickets.
Every subscriber of S25 will receive three
the concerts. The seats WILDE drawn by lot.
The following are the ~
NAMES OF THE SUBSCRIBERS:
A. II. Wilder, John L. Merriam, William r.
Merriam, Conrad Gotzian, j. B. Tarbox. j. l..
Forepaugh, P. r. L.-Hardenbergh, V. H. Max
field, P. II. Kelly, W. Dawson, Smith & Schef-
fer, H. Greve & Co., II. P. Upham, E. G. Rogers,
Stanford Newell F. A. Fogg, F. E. Clarke,
Frank Wood, NJ j. Auerbach, F. L. Schur-
meier, j. 7. Averill, Y. F. Cakes,
E. A Young, Walter Mann, Nathan
Ford, George Palmes, Judge G. Clark, C.
W. Mcintyre, George Benz, John Harrington,
Brown g. Treacy, John Wann, John s. Prince,
Eugene Mehl, VIM. T. Davidson, c. B. Thurs
L. .
Goodrich, G.. H. Adams, +. R. Welz. E. A,
Brown, E. n. Saunders, DeCoster & Clark, Peter
Berkey, Nichols & Dean, Edward H Cutler, Dan
lei r. Noyes. Rhodes Sc Morton, B. T. Ferrys
W. G. Strickland, G. B. Glenny, R. B. Galusha,
Sanford Livingston, z. II. Bailey, DR.. c.
Williams, Vim. Leip, George S. Gannett,
F. a. Seymour, Strong Hackett Hardware Co.,
John a Berkey, C. r. Croft, Craig, Larkin 6
Smith, Fairbanks, Morse & Co., T. A. Abbott s
Co., Bonn Manufacturing Co., A. ". Peabody,
Drs. Stone & Rechie, VIM. A. Van Syke, G.
Bacon Joseph Mickey &c Co., Perkins q Lyons
Co., Judge Charles Z. Flandrau, Edward Rice, Jr.,
Silas B. Walsh, Matthew Hall, James j. Hill, S.
NJ. Cary, n. W. Kittson. A. Allen, A. E. Whit
ney, J. n. Rogers, Judge r. r. Nelson. John
Summers, II. S. Fairchid P. P. Ferguson.
G. W. Msgee, d. d. Merrill, Jr., Yonng,
Streissguth & Drake, a. E. Allen, W. II. Kooritz
Bros, John &. Graus, II. Grote, Edwin F.
Glenn, Farweil, Ozmun Sc Jackson.
The festival managers have limited those
special season tickets of S25 to $3.50, so
$50 seats may be secured for the season. The
expenses for the festival will be very large,
and it is necessary that a sum of $4,000 to
$4,000 be secured beforehand to feel assured
of the financial success.