Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-15
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Gilmorc's Band Next Mt the Academy ;
Wilson barrett Here Christmas Week.

Gimo7e's Band will be in Richmond
next Friday for an afternoon and evening
musical festival at the Academy Of Music.
The renowned leader has been giving Sc
rios Of 100 Jubilee cOnCertsal over the cOun-
try. including the Pacific Coast. IN celebra-
ton of the twentieth Anniversary OF the
great Boston Jubilee. and everywhere sue
cess and enthusiasm have been e1pe-
rienced.
The sale Of reserved seats will begin on
Tuesday morning. The programmes will
be different from what they were on Gil
more's former visit here, and will be as
follows:
Afternoon: Overture. Rienzi, (Wagner);
Euphonium solo, AIR Narle, Hartmann by
Sig. RahayOlo. Nalsc Lente from ballet
MALTA pelibes) COutralto solo from
"Imcretia Borcia." Oouizotti. Miss Jenny
Dickerson. Rondo Capprccioso, (AeD-
delsshon): Soprano solo, " Una Noce POGO
fa." (ROssini Mime. Blanche Stone-Bar;Ou,
Funeral march of SicgfrIcd from "Gotter-
dammeIurg" (Wagncr); Song for bassO,
~ Am II Roamer." (Mendelsshon,) Mr..
Myron ". Whitney. Fin Nogel, an old
German air arranged 10y Slegfried Achs
showing the style Of the different com
posers Bach. Haydn Mozart. Strauss, YER
iii. Gounod and Wagner. Vocal quartette
from "Rigolletto," Nerdi) Mime. Stone
Barton. Miss DickersOn, Mr.. whitney, and
Sig. puzensi. Patrol, " American" (Mea-
cham
Evening: Overture. "Tannhauser,"
(Wagner) French horn quartette. An
nie Labrie." from Dudley Bucks arrange
ment for male yOlces.) concert stuck Up.
~ Originally for piano. (WebcrJ specially
arranged for and played only by Gllmore's
Band. Tenor aria. "Salyc Dimora." from
" Faust" CGouuod) Sig. ltGlO Campaninl.
Grand scene from Huguenots, " The Bene-
dIction Of the Poicnards - (Meyerbccr);
Soprano aria. LA pcrle du Brcsil," (Da-
vid.) Signorina De We're. Hungarian Rhap-
sodie. No. 2G.isZt): Petit clarinet solo.
"Fantaissie hungarian Natus) Matus
Ur. Aria for baritone from simon Boo
canegra." (Vordi,) Sig. Bologna. Fantaisie,
Carnival of Venice 0aganlnl.) with va
riutions, by fifteen different instrumental
eOloist,. Terzctto ScherzOsa, Nadasl Wa
iii QUA" Qadre-AmtiniJ Sgnorina De
We're. Signori Campaulni and Bologna. Epl-
sodo militaire. Charge OF the Light Bu-
gadc,n )Pucrlcr.D
In the above programmes Will be OBJ
served the names OF some OF the ln0Sb
noted singers in the world. Tho grand
bassO Whitney. Of Boston, beng one OF the
greatest male singers tins country ever
produced. and Nine. Stone-Barton. sister
OF Marie Stone Of the BOstOnlan Opera
COMPANY. is a representative American So
prauo. Campanini j. Of course known and
admired rs far Is music Is known. SlgnO-
riua De We're has been heard here once and
every one will remember her as possessed
of o voice and method just about "a dupli-
cate Of Nine. Gerstcrs.
WILSON BARRETT AND lis LONDON COMPANY.
Amusement-soekers will welcome Eng
lands foremost romantic actor. Wilson
Garrett. and his London company, who are
to appear at the Academy of Music for four
nights.
tlr. Barrett's engagement will begin on
Christmas afternoon and will continue for
the balance Of the week. The re1erfoire A.
ranged for the engagement is As follows
Wednesday Christmas afternoon and
night. "Claudian -; Thursday and Friday
nights. the famous dramatic story OF the
Isle of Man" Ben-Mv-Chree "; and
Saturday afternoon and night, Mr.. Bar
rett's own original Princess Theatre (Lon-
dom version of THE Silver King
The sale Of seats for the engagement will
begin Monday morning, December 23d, at
. clock.
AMATEUR oRcHEsTRA's CONCERT TUESDAY
NIGHT.
A concert will be given by the Mozart
Amateur Orchestra and Chorus at tho
Young Mems Christian Association hall on
Tuesday evening TOR the benefit OF the
orchestra.
The feature of the concert will be the
appearance Of the newly-organized chorus
OF thirty select voices. The unaccompanled
singing of this body of well-balanced
voices has a rare charm, and their work in
the exquisite musical setting OF Longtel-
lows popular poem will be OF great IN
terrst
The following IS the programme:
Part I.-Overture. "Masanlello," (Au-
ber.) Orchestra. Cantata, Wreck of the
Hesperus," (AudertonD Mrs. Blair MI,
kempler, Mr.. Shepard. and chorus OF
Part H.-Sohtude. Caprice, Merca-
daute,) Orchestra. Chorus, The Miller's
Woo.ng, (Faning.) Charionet solo. Theme
Varied, Paudert,) Master Edward Thurs
ton. Choruses, The Rover (Iaubert)
Eventide. (AbtD Waltz, MeXican-first
time in concert Rosas,) Orchestra. Bri-
dal chorus, Rose Maiden, (Cowen,) Chorus
and Orchestra.
ROLAND REED AT THE THEATRE.
That eminent and most eccentric come
dian Roland Reed will present David
Lloyds play. THE Woman-Hater," at the
Theatre next Tuesday night.
The play and the actor are both well
known here. Reed has played IN Rich
mond nearly every season Tor the past hNe
or six years. and Is q great favorite with
theatre-gons people. The Woman-tiater
Is wcll-written play. 1t Is pure I'M
aduterated fun al the way through.
Absurd situations succeed each other
rapidly. and the play runs on with breezy
swing that is irresistible.
Mr.. Reed is supported by an excellent
company this season and is giving the best
series Of performances that he has ever
done during his long and varied career.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
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