Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-28

sail for Europe at the close Of her season, to
be married 70 Mr.. Abbott, the handsome
leading man of her company.
Tomorrow evening MIR. Ragan gives the
first OF a series Of Ave illustrated lectures.
MIR. Ragau, as q lecturer, is success He
is one of the most interesting aud descriptive
orators in the country. He has been n very
extensive traveller who has not gained his
knowledge of places from guide books, but
from actual observance. Attractive rs, are
all his Illustrations, they are no moro 60 than
his breezy comments upon them and his
faithful explanation of all their prominent
features The subject for tomorrow oven
ing is IA Summer in Spain and Morocco;"
on Tuesday evening" Belgium aud Holland"
The subjects for tho balance of the course
can be found in tho regular amusement
column.
Nine Fannie Bloomfield -zeisler's concert
Thursday evening at Boyd's opera house,
under the management of Mr.. Martin Calm,
Is an assured success. The programme is
rich and varied and the numbers TO be given
by this great pianiste will display her won
derful technique To excellent advantage.
The heavy number oil the programme Is the
Henselt Concerto, which is played by very
few planists, and then only with orchestral
accompaniment. But the madame has been
prevailed upon to give the andante and finale
of this masterful composition, with Mr..
Calm mt tho second piano, and we may OK
pect u musical treat that is vouchsafod but
seldom during e.time, With Mrs. Calm
and Mr.. Young on the bill for vocal selec-
tions, and Mr.. Baetens for violin solo, tho
widest variety is obtained. making a pro-
gramme of artistic excellence as follows;
Andante and Finale, from Henselts Concerto,
op. IL + minor. r.ti%
Lrrghetto and Allegro Agitato.)
Nine. Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler Is .s,
(Second piano by Mr. Martin Cahn.)
Song-"The Minstrel Boy. .... Shelley
MIR. b. B. Young. r.e.ftt
Pastorale. .........., ....Scarlatti-Tausig
\, a rl,NNs ,.,n~
Impromptu, b flat major. with variar,
lmpromptu, F sharp major. ....". Chopin
Nine, Fannie Bloomtield -zeisler.
Soena and Aria, der Freischutz. :. :. Weber
Mrs. Martin Calm
Nocturne Q.ove Dreamy 800. ......Liszt
ssrenads sn sIpsSs Epspasnoie aarsn,bslI
d Etude, F minor (Paoludel Saint. Saens
Nine. Fannie Bloomfield ziesler..
Violin solo-"Reverie" .yieuxtemps
Mr.. Chas. Baetens.
Duo 10 Tamo Amalia, II Masnadieri''
................ ..... ...,....... Nerul
Mrs, Calm aud MIR. Young.
Polonaize, Il major. ..,..................Lis List
Nine. Fannie Bloomfield Zeisier.
Over four hundred tickets have already
been sold for the concert The box Office
will open tomorrow morning at Q O'Clock,
when rush may be expected by holders Of
tickets for reserved seats. Parties wishing
good seats will therefore have TO reserve
them early. -s.7+
Among the important musical events of
the year In Omaha will be the concert of
Monsieur Divide Musin and his talented ag-
gregation Of artists, to be given on Tuesday
next at the y. M. G. A. hall. Since tho death
of Wienawski has left the world no peer to
Pagnini and Ole Bull, Monsieur Ovide may
of the world, and the later triumphs he has
gained In America sustain his noble 'reputa-
tion earned in the musical circles OF Europe.
With him are associated Miss Anna Louise
Mr.. Shenert, aud an orchestra of educated
musicians. The programme To be presented
is faultless in selections and generous in
numbers to be presented. f-