St. Paul daily globe., 1889-07-28
CAST OF CHARACTERS,
MUSICAL NOTES.

The following is the programme for
the concert to be given by the Detroit
Philharmonic club at Dyer's hall
Wednesday evening: G. NJ. Non Weber.
"InvitatiOn la VaIse," the Detroit
Philharmonic club; Carl Bohn, "'Tis
Spring Time," Miss Nellie A. Goodwin; !;
F. Mazas. "Ize Songe Fantaisie" (soIo
for viola D'Amour), Walter Volgitan-
der; Frank Schubert, Theme and
Variations" from the ID minor quar-
tette), the Detroit Philharmonic club;
select reading, Miss Mary l.. Wyckoff; !;
F. Seryas. fantasia for viOloncello,
''The Daughter of the Regiment"
Arthur Metzdorff; Henry Hertotf,
I'm Petit Rien." the Detroit Philhar-
monte club; Braga, angels Spre-
made. "(with violin obiigato), Miss Nellie
A. Goodwin; d. Allard, "Masaniello
Fantastic" for violin, William Yunck;
double number, (a.), Henri Weber,
Berceuse.tb.l - Thome, "Spinning Song"
the Detroit Philharmonic club; imper-
ranged by Miss Wyckoff), Miss Mary l.,
Wyckoff; Johannes Brahm, Hungarian
Dance" the Detroit Philharmonic club.
There remains two more weeks of the
Wilbur engagement, and the last week
will be devoted to repertoire. Monday,
Merry War;" Tuesday matinee and
night, Grand Duchess;" Wednesday,
"Chimes of Normandy" Thursday
matinee, bohemian Girl" Thursday
night, Fra Diavolo;" Friday, La
Mascotte;;" Saturday matinee, "Merry
War;" and Saturday evening. 1.-TWO
Vagabonds." The sale of seats is al
ready large, and music lovers seem to
realize that they must make the most of
the limited time.
LA Fianza," the new opera by Will
ard Patten and B. w. Ball, is now couS
ing to the front, and its notes will
heneeforth roll across Nicollet avenue
in the twilight. The first rehearsal will
be at Dyer's Thursday evening of this
week, and Mr.. Patten expects the en-
tire company, together with the leading
members of the Fine Art society, under
whose auspices it will be produced, to
be present. The cast includes the we'll
known st. Paul gentlemen J. +. Merrill,
tenor, and A. &. FlournOy, comedian.
The authors have the heartiest good
will of the public, and are working for
success in every way.
Herr f. Albert Arverchon and Miss
HuelkranZ, two OF the leading artists
who created a sensation by their sing
ing at the Scandinavian singing festi-
val at Chicago, are to visit Minneapolis,
and a concert will be given at Nor
mamma hall, Aug. 6, at which they will
appear in very elaborate and select
programme.
A concert will be given Tuesday
evening at the Hotel ST. Louis, Mime
tonka beach, under the direction of A.
M. ShHeY, organiSt of ST. Marks church.
Miss Mckay, Miss Fleming, Mr. Drill,
in solos; Mrs. Johnson, pianist and ac-
companist; Mr.. RingWald solo clariO-
netist, and Thiel u Ringwald's orches-
ira will provide the programme.
A song service with solos by Thomas
Drill, Mr.. Richards, Mr.. FERGUSON,
Prof. Porter, Mrs. CoYey. Miss Reid,
Miss Harmon and Miss Kate Flem-
ming, will be given at Hennepin Ave
nue. M. E. church this evening.
The Cecilian male auartette eontem-
plate trip to Duluth. Chicago, Grand
Rapids, Cleveland and other points,
starting in about two weeks.
Miss Susie Kerwin has never as
sumed male role. During the coming
week she will assay the role of Prince
Raphael.