St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27
IN MUSICAL CIRCLES.
The Coming Of Anna Smith, the Great
Norwegian Prima Donna.
THE APOLLO CLUB CONCERT.
Various Notes About Musical Organiza-
'tions---Some Coming and Past
Events Mentioned.


of Miss Anna Smith at the Hennepin
Avenue theater next Wednesday even
ing. Although Miss Smith proudly
boasts of her Norwegian ancestry, yet
neither her name nor appearance would
lead casual observer TO assign her to
that nationality. She has majestic
figure, dark. wavy hair, brown eyes and
a regular profile. Miss Smith is a
graduate of the Goethe School of Opera,
in Dresden. On the continent her sue
cess was phenomenal; everywhere she
was received with Gathering notices.
Miss Smith makes her debut in New
York during the coming month, and
will then make concert tour
through the Eastern and Southern
states. Prof. G.. johnson has the concert
in charge aud has prepared the follow
ing programme: Trio, OPP. allegro mod
'erat0, G. Johnson. MesSrS. Johnson and
Muhienbruch and DR.. Strachauer:"
Wanderer," Fesea, Z. ID. Finel; air and
variations, Hummel. Miss Anna Smith;
violin solo, u. Mulenbruch: concert var
iaeions on theme by DonniZetti. A.
Henselt. Prof. e. johnson; air de Ros-
signol. Victor Masse, Miss Anna Smith:
"From the Land Of Dear Provence"
{Trayiata), Verdi, Prof. A. W. Porter;
variations for two pianos, on theme by
Beethoven, Saint-Saen, Profs. III. l.
Proctor and e. Johnson: polonaise, from
"Mignon," "A. Thomas, Miss Anna
Smith; trio, OPP. 13, Andante and Scherzo,
G. Johnson. Messrs. johnson, Mullen
brueh and Strachauer.
.s r. THE APOLLO CLUB
o,x nrt
evening at the Hennepin Avenue
'theater under the direction of Prof. w.
S. Woodruff. Madam Josephine Chat
terton, the English harpist, has been
secured to perform, accompanied by a
large orchestra and Prof. Baldamus.
The following programme will be rem
dered: March, orchestra: overture,
orchestra; young Siegffied," Apollo
club, with orchestra: tenor solo, 'Questa
s'quella per me pair soma" j. f. Mer-
rill: harp solo, ''Fantaisie Caracter-
istique," Madam Josephine Chatterton;
Italian Salad" j. f. Merrill and club;
overture, orchestra: forest harps, harp
obligato, Madam Chattefton; recita-
tive, W. B. Heath and Apollo club;
harp solo, Irish airs in which are in
troduced inharmonic unison effects
peculiar to the harp, Madam Josephine
Chatterton; maiden With the Lips
SO Rosy" Huntsman chorus, Apollo
club: tenor solo. 'Creole Lovers Song"
J. f. Merrill: s'Maiden Fair humor-
Gus trio; SOLDIERS joy Apollo Glee
club.
A musical and social entertainment
will be given under the auspices of the
Brownson Catholic Club of st. Steph-
ems church at Dall's hall, corner Tween
ty-fourth street and Fifth avenue south,
Tuesday evening. The following is the
programme: Piano duet, Mrs. Sullivan
and Miss Duling: song, Il Live and
Love Thee,' Misses Lizzie and Anna
O'Brien: recitation, ''Battle of Fonte-
uoy," Miss Lizzie T. Cullen: banjo solo,
Mr.. Casey: song. Thy Sentinel Am
L. Mr.. Lcye; piano solo, Mr.. Perkens;
song, 81 Think of Thee" Brownson
ouartette;' recitation, The Doom of
Claudius and Cynthia" Miss Bridget
Hayes; song, deep in My Heart"
Miss Anna O'Brien: recitation. Little
Timmons' Christmas" Miss May Con-
nor; ocarina solo, Mr.. Doner.
MUSICAL. NOTES.
The Guonod club is rehearsing 'Castle
Montfort, or q Legend of the Rhine for its
second performance which will probably be
given at the Hennepin. avenue theater. The
piece requires several good SololSts. Charles
A. Knorr, of Chicago. has been engaged as
tenor. and Miss Emily Wyyant as contralto
The Ladies cluo gave their seventh must
Gale, before a large audience, on Monday
evening, in Prof. Zoch's music rooms. Misses
Florence Rose, Jessie Wood Ida Seibert
Maud Timer. Beth Bragg, Jennie Vaughan
and Mary Williams assisted in rendering
very creditable programme. 80
Miss Grace Hiltz, the accomplished lyric
artist. is to appear in concerts at Dyer hall.
Oh Wednesday evening. Assisted by Miss
Julia ,Carruthers. the talented pianist. she
will give a programme including not only
classic music, but also popular selections.
p The pupils of the Northwestern Conserva-
tory Of Music gave their first quarterly con-
cert on Friday evening, at Dyer's hall.
programme of sixteen numbers was rendered
TO highly appreciative audience.
The}Henry F. Miller piano is to be used at
the Anna Smith concert at the Hennepin
avenue theater, Wednesday evening.
- Mrs Paul Kuetzing's pupils, assisted by DR.,
Strachauer and Miss Langdon, gave NATL
nee, on Thursday, at Dyer's Hall.
n The Normanna band and Norwegian sing
ing society give sacred concert at DANA
hall this evening.
Rosenthal. under the Steinway's manage
ment will soon appear in this city.
Amandolin club has lately been organized
and does some very effective work.
= Miss Rathbun's pupils are preparing to give
a recital in the near future.
Prof. Zoeh gives a concert in Duluth Feb.
IL.