The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-15
ADJUSTMENTS TO COME.
GiImore's Band and Barrett at the MO-
zart-Woman Halter at the Theatre.

;uhiIee concerts at the Academy Of Music.
which will be even more elaborate than
those given with such general satisfaction
and delight at the same place Il year ago
last April. lie will have ON Tins occasion
his famous band, which is so generally re-
corded as the finest OF all concert bands.
together with the many superior instrument
tal soloist. the jubilee feature, ETC., ana also
the addition of great galaxy of the lnosi
celebrated vocal artists as follows: Slg-
norma DeNere. the Gerster OF the present
dav. with a wonderfully sweet ana mute
like voice: Nine. Blance Stone-Barton, so
nrano. and Miss Jenny DickersOn, con-
fralto. two of Americas most charming
and talented singers. who have won tue
highest enconiums Of the press ana esteem
of the patrons and lovers OF the highest OrueI
of vocal excellence: Sig. Duzensl, an artlslic
tenor. Sig. Bologna, the Italian baritone;
Mr.. Myron W. Whitney, the greatest Aiherl-
can operatic and OratOriO basso, and Signof
Campanini. so long the undisputed leading
tenor Of the world. -,
All of these great features combined VIII
produce a most charming feast OF melody
and present the best known vocal ana III
strumental methods and ideas, which must
be invaluable to all students of song, and
thoroughly enrapturng to all lovers oil the
best music. The programmes VIII DE very
much changed from that before, out the
Richmond fayorites. Iannhauser overture
and LISTS Second Rhapsodie, VIII be re-
peated. ,,-u..
"Rienzi.- general march of siegfried, from
fine .t;otterdammerungv Tannhauser,'
Uartman's Air Narie,r DOniZettfs Brin-
dist. from "Lucretia B0rgia : DellDe
Nalse Iente. from " Naila;' Mendelssohn
Rondo CappriccissO; bassO song, am
Roamer:" Rossni's "Ina yocc POGO IA;
Sievfried Achs' Elm NOgel." arranged to
illustrate the different styles of Bach, Hay
den, Mozart, Strauss Verdi, Gounod ana
Wagner; Nerdi's quartette, from 'kigoilei-
to-" aria 'Simon B0ccanegra; Meachaln
Patrol Americans" French horn quarlette'
"Annie Laurie;" Weber's Concert stuck,
on. 20: Gounod's "Salye Dimora," from
"Faust;" Meyerbeer's Benedictine OF
Poignaid." from lies lIuguenots;' Dayld's
..Pearl Of BRAZIL" LISTS Rhapsodie Hon
croise. No. =: Matus' "Fantasie llunga-
RAM Paganini's Carnival Of Venice
Padre Martins "Nadasi Via di Qua" and
Puerner's .Charge of the Light Brigade
The sale Of seats will begin Tuesday.
WILSON BARRETT's ENGAGEMENT.
Wilson Barrett and his complete London
Company, including Miss Eastlake ana
George Barrett, will constitute the christ
mas attraction at the Academy Of Music.
Mr.. Barrett gives six performances IN TINS
city. beginning his engagement WIN
matinee performance Christmas after
noon. He will present three grand
PLAYS during this engagement, ana
the presentation Of a drama by wilson
Barrett means grand production IN many
WAYS. lie not only mounts all his pieces
with his own special scenery. but carries
with him all the appropriate properties.
furniture. etc. and our theatre goers nave
good reason to expect some of the grandest
stage productions ever seen IN Richmond
The repertoire of plays to be produced l.
as follows: Christmas afternoon and night,
the grand romantic drama "tlaudian;'
Thursday and Friday nights, the famous
dramatic story Of the Isle OF Man,
BENNY -Chree." and Saturday afternoon
and night. Mr. Barreti's own original l'rln-
cess Theatre (l0pd0n) version OF "lhe
Silver King These three pieces will all
be mounted in the most magnificent man
ner. and produced under the stage manage
ment of Mr.. Charles Cathcart. Richmond
and Norfolk will be the only southern cities
visited by England's famous and popular
actor, and Messrs. Berger, Leath MYERS
are TO be cOmplimented for securing
an engagement of such importance. Mr..
Barrett will find many friends 10 welcome
him here, and as he is noted for his socia-
bihty as well as his genius, he VIII I'M
dOubtedly be welcomed by Richmonds
foremost citizens in their proyerbial hospi-
table manner.
THE RICHMOND THEATRE.
Roland Reed, the clever comedian who
seems TO have taken the place on the stage
30 long occupied by John L. Raymond. Will
be AT the Theatre next Tuesday night IN
The Woman IIater.r Mr. Reed Is sup
ported by a strong and fine company, and
is i'm position TO present his comedy In
very attractive manner. The play has been
presented here several times, and Is very
popular. Ii is full of absurd situations and
funny dialogue, and the part of Bnndy
(which Mr.. Reed assuiaes) is full of rich,
broad humor that is irresistible. MIR. Reed
is So well-known here that it is not neces-
sary to say anything further than that he j.
one Of the cleverest comedians on the Ameri-
can stage.
AMATEUR ORCHESTRA CONCERT.
The Mozart amateur orchestra will aiye
their third concert in the Young Mems
Christian Association hall. Tuesday even
ing, at which they will have the assistance
of a select chorus of thirty mixed voices,
who will render acharming musical setting
OF Longfellow's popular poem. 1.-The Wreck
Of the Hesperus," and a programme OF part
songs with and without accompaniment.
The chorus singing will be feature Of the
concert. The programme is as follows:
Overture, Masaniello (Auber), orchestra.
Cantata, Wreck Of the IIesperus lander
toni, Mrs. Blair. Mr.. kemplen, Mr.. shep-
herd and the chorus. Caprice, solitude
(Mercadante), orchestra. Chorus, Miller's
Wooing, (Faning). Claronet solo, Theme
Varied (Paudert), Master Edward Thurs
ton. Choruses. The Rover Cranberry; Even
tide (Abt). Mexican Waltz. new (Rosos),
orchestra. Chorus, Bridal Chorus (Cowen)-
chorns and orchestra.