Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-22
AMUSEMsN
Gilmore Last Night and Other Perform.
Rnces this Week.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Gilmore Last Night and Other Perform
Rnces this Week.
The audience that greeted Gilmore and !
his famous band last night wass indeed. a
magnificent one in all respects. 1t was an
audience. too. that appreciated the music,
and from the first note of Wagner'S Tam
hauser overture" 10 the last note of the
"DOxology." the audience was as if spell
bound by the delicious harmony. When
the great leader, Gilmore, stepped forward
and raised his baton to begin the first mum
Der, a spontaneous burst of applause swept
over the house. This was not a tribute To
the music or TO the band, hut Ia the man
who, by his refined musical genius, has
been enabled 10 combine what to Others
seemed discordant elements and 10 elicit
from that combination such a wealth OF
ravishing harmony as has seldom
been heard. No mere words can
add to Gilmore's fame, for As a leader.
he has been eulogiZed by the finest musical
critics living. His control over the great
| band is marvellous absolute. Every mo
| ton of his baton is like the motion of a
wizards wand; it brings forth something
new and beautiful and often something
starting.
The audience last night was not moved
to extraordinary applause by "IannhauSer
Overture, 1.-THE Last Hope" or Beethovens
Sonata Pathelique," but when Fred Lax
PLAYED his wonderful flute solo on themes
! from the works of Chopin, he was enthuS-
| iasticallv encOred. He then performed on
| the flageolet, medley of national airs that
! nt,l in, ha an
cOred.
LISTS "Rhapsodie Hongroise" No. ..
was one of the finest numbers by the
/ tull band, of the concert, and in response to
an encore the band played that grand old
tune, Martin, in an Incompatible man
ner.
| Miss Letilia Fritch next captivated her
auditors by rendering the Mad Scene from
| Hamlet" She possesses deCi-
ciOuSly pure and clear soprano voice
which she has under perfect control, but aS
the GLoBE-REPUBLIC remarked last spring.
her singing is much more satisfactory ia
opera than in concert. She sang for an
encore that delightful little musical oddity
sweetheart and il brought down the
house.
The cornet and euphonium duet by
Messrs. Beut and Raffayolo, Herr Matus'
solo on the L mai clarinet ana MT. Leieore
saNophOne solo We're brilliant numbers on
the programme.
The regular programme concluded win
Itle seieGlIok rom - II iioS"Hle h. 'iIyt4 iThi-
asaS nns Of the lost asIigh,fuI numbers of
| rho .yaninU the effect beinr thrilling. As
tLa onjienca vas leaviny the bouse the
| h.nd ross 10 IT'S faa, and nIayed the ..doy-
oiogv =" The concert was in every way
I'D M n,har ON. word cnuld tifIy de-
.,r;h.it
OUR JONATHAN
Tonight, at the Grand, will be presented
by the Moore and Vivian company "Our
To,otbap the funniest musicaI comedy
- -. :, ;. o,,,or..,,,
ui"iua eei "i'''ei' ~ - an
ment tor the people cieah' Puie anu "h"ie-
some. Read "hat ie" oi ti'e ieaulIlS
papers say IN cities Whete uiis coilPah!
have played this season;
A company OF hrSt-c!aSS "'listS. FicHelt
ing an even ana LiouS eii'el
deserving more than ordinary praise MI
adelphla ItmcS'
-Four shows III one: comedy: PatlI0S' sen
satlon ana adNehluie--Ne" oih hc'"''i'
Inc most ueserN llg pray vi uie 'edsoH;
with beautltul piot' IaL ol iliuslC' iui' auu
! 1rolic- fhlladeiphia iFeNS'
Inns company carries "> own "l'''esI"'
anu they VIII give an WIZ "t'ei.u '"o All" d
hai1 houfS OF luh. Don MISS H.
! RIVE-KING AT BLACKS.
The celebrated piano rirtu0sO. Nine. Ju-
! lie Rive-king will appear at Black : tomor-
row TUESDAY evening nhder me auspices
OF the ladies OF the FfsI iIesoH 'tilah
church. The amount OF interest lhahlIrst-
Ell IN the appearance ol thlS uiSthiS uI>ueu
aitlste, considering counter Hl"s'cdi a,'i"
ttohs' Oh WhIcl We are Ill ti'e 'oI! ml'"S'' -
! most reIlaTkao!e anu eta'itS hs' He l""
nc may rest assured tha' .,ie uea' III H'"ie
Tor them Is a h"ole one. Mine hlIe-hH's
piano playing cohioilts t''e oe".s'eS 'I al
/ Schools. She mas the ueIicacS VI one HAS
ter, the hre OF announcer tile pot>S ol
third. the technique OF l"urth' the power
| OF MIN, ana ihe Il>Plia'i"l VI SiA''i'
Inc detail Is as as peilect a. liIe Mi"Ie
complete ana grand. cri',c on 'i'e s'''l
OF Dwlghts M"Sicnt Journdt says;
Her repertoire Is aS'oiiiSiiliis' 9he Pl"1S
entlFeIy lrOhl memory paCl ~ 'eii;
Mendelssohh' Schulliaiii. NHoPii' nan anu
LlsZt seem alke lalhiiiar 10 heI. itt
beautiful magnetic touch' clear ana iieAlolS
technique the hlgn anu "I''Stic syn anu
hiiisli vi het PEI 'i."ilo.' "Ii -. H,,iIl
training from such masters as MaSoh' MINIS
/ fFuckhef' bioSSiliaii' heIneche anu EiSN'.
her great power ana endurance give hei
what tew-NelS le"-altiSIs are Po>SeSHe"
OF. She certainly occupies the prouu posi-
| ton OF Americas hfSt pianist
MAUD GRANGER AT BT.ACks. :.
The attraction for the matinee As well as
! for Thanksgiving evening and also Friday
evening following at Blacks opera house,