The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
FESTIVAL CONCERTS.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES AT
THE THEATER TO-DAY.
The Juch-Perotti Combination Arrives
From Nashville in Fine Trlm-Good
Seats to be Had for Both Performances
Tho Programs.

The day Of the greatest music festival
Memphis has ever enjoyed is at hand
So is the combination of luminous
stars, vocal and instrumental, who are to
create the rare, inspiring, enhancing mel
odies.
There are registered at the Peabody Ho-
tel forty-six OF these famous musicians,
composing the Juch-Perotti Grand Oper.
attic and Popular Festival Concert Com
pany, under the leadership of the veteran
Carl Zerrahn. They came in from Nash
vile at 2;40 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
on tho regular Louisville & Nashville train,
but in special car. Hacks and omnibuses
in waiting conveyed them at once to the
hotel, whore they are now resting for their
trying efforts before critical Memphis au.
diences today and tonight.
TnE APPEAL has referred to the life and
trumphs OF all the vocal stars here with
the combination, and also to the receptions
accorded them in other cities. They form
one continuous chapter OF successes, with
an exception ut Knoxville only. There q
too lengthy stand was made, and the
weather was atrocious. 1t was an artistic
triumph, however, and as such feasted
upon by the rather meager audiences at
tending. AT Nashville, from which point
the company came to Memphis, an onor-
nous patronage was extended.
The advance sale OF tickets here has not
been tremendous. In fact, IL has fallen
short OF expectations. This is explained,
in measure, by the lateness OF the season
for an indoors attraction, and the SEEM
ingly steep prices. II is hoped and be-
lieved that today there will be q demand
for seats equal TO the limited capacity of
the theater. There are plenty OF good
ones TO be had, for both performances, at
l.. Witzmann q Co.'s.
Following are the programs for this after
noon and tonight;
AFTERNOON.
oy,rturo-"Wllliam Tell ,...,. Rosslni
Festival Orchestra.
Aria ffom "Ernani Verdi
signor Campanan
Andanto from Quartet kowsld
String Orchestra.
| Arla-"Occan, Thou Mighty Monster .........wcbor
Madame llcrbortfoerstcr.
Nuctufnc-"Angcls Whisper TommCTlatt
Festival Orchestra.
Concerto for Piano aud Orchestra ia lat....Llazt
Miss Aus Der Ohe.
Part H.
Fifth SYMPHONY. Beethoven
u, Andanio. b, schcfzo. C. Finale.
Festival Orchestra.
Grand Duo iroin Flying Dutchman". ..... Wagner
Nine llerhert-foorsler
1he Dutchman..............siguor Campanari
n n,,o, Len'e' from sylvia" Deibos
Festival Orchestra.
EVENING.
ONCftufc"Iannhauscr Wagner
Orchestra.
| Atia-'1 have Lost my Euydicc' from cor
phcus
| Miss Won Docnhon.
n, Romano from los liugucnots" ..... Mcycrbcor
b, I'd Quella Pima from I'll TroyatorU .... Verdi
sgnOr PcrOtti.
Cello sOli-(nl sarabandc Bach
(bl MclOdic.......... ................. Massenct
| (cl Fairy Dance. Herbert
| Mt. Herbert
Caynuna from "QucCn Of shCba' Gounod
| Miss Juch.
Violin solo by Mt. Bcndix)
| Orchestra
Fart H.
Open Sung IA Italian with appropriate scenery.
| costumes and effects. Tho entire second act
lrarilcn eccnCl Of GounOds immortal opora,
'fausL" Grand Orchestra conducted BY Vic.
| tot Herbert.
Mis- Emma Juch Marguerite
sung by her over 100 times IN the National
aud Italian Opens
| ....NNt, -. Miss Helene Won uoouhoif