The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
WAGNER CLUB CONCERT.
THE EVENT OF THIS OR ANY FORMER
SEASON IN MEMPHIS.
A Program of Unsurpassed Excellence,
With Ample Assurances That the AZ
fair WIN be Recherche-A Sample of
tho Rules and Regulations.

Next Saturday evening, at the New
Memphis rheater, will occur the concert
OF the present or any former season, in this
city.
Prof Emile Levy, with his three associ-
ate active members of the Wagner Club,
will be entitled TO and receive whatever
credit the event attaches to local people, as
It will be given under the auspices OF that
club.
For the concert, which only the 500 as
sociate members OF the Wagner Club and
one lady companion Tor each can enjoy,
two foreign and very superior attractions
are ON the program, viz Miss Emma
JuCh, one OF the foremost and most popu-
lar prima donnas of the country, aud the
Boston symphony Orchestral Club, as
sisted by Miss Elsa Clark Gushing, also a
soprano who has attained favorable rank
IN public esteem. II will be the first APP
pearince OF any OF these people here, hence
those privileged to hear them will be for
tuate indeed. Following is the program.
Ballet music from Ren'c Wagner
Wagner Quartcttc club,
Scrcnadc Allegro Niyacc ma non Trppo .Kmg
hoston symphony Orchestral club,
Jewel Aria, from FAUST. Gounod
Miss Emma Juch
Violin Solo, Funssic Sanlsntc
Mr. Willis NOVEL;
Mlnnci .....'''........a boccherini
Eoston symphony Orchestral club
Rhodes Theme .,....,.....-Miss Eliza CLARK Cushing
liCl nhne Norlc.a.......,. Ischnlkowsky
Riston symphony Orchestral club
Scene III Aria, Come una Volta. trcischuy Weber
Miss Emma Juch,
call, g.t, a. Nurtufnp ........... thnpiu. SerNns
WIN ''''' b. spanish Dance 90 gulafl.. Topper
Heir Phillip Roth
llunyady lalo ..... ...,......... Efkr Fer
Wagner Qunrlottc club
Mis-, Emma Juch.
g. S,Wnadc Mo,kowski
10 HUNGARIAN lhllltt NfullUla
Boaion symphony Orchestral club
The concert will also bc full dress ai.
fair-a point that has all along been under
stood 10y those applying for membership.
To this end plain aud unmistnkablc rules
and regulations have been prescribed, sot-
ting forth in substance. That no associate
member can take u gentleman resident of
the city 10 the concert; ilowes will not be
permitted or accepted by the club, but
may Ice bestowed upon the visiting artists;
every gentleman is requested and desired
10 attend Ia full evening dress, ladies arc
also requested to do likewise, aud y, ri.
lively without hats hats, wraps, umbrrl-
las etc, will be checked at the cloak
room without extra charge To fur.
thcr make the affairs iirst.class, IL
u desired that every member shall
bc seated by s. 10 o'clock y. M, sharp, IA
no one will be admitted during the rcndi-
ton OF any number. Talking aud getting
out OF seats during the rendition Of tho
last number IL positively prohibited. There
are other rules oi interest 10 members, but
~ all have received copies NJ them In full,
their publication h unnecessary.
There are some young men IN Memphis
who have boosted that they would attend
the concerts without becoming members.
II ever anybody was fooled, Il will 100
those same Young men. BESIDES Prof.
Levy, there will be- police officers there 10
see about their presence. Every safe.
guard will also bc made for ample protcc.
ton for the audience against GSy undu,
excitement from any violent cause.
Miss Juch will arrive next Friday after.
noon, aud bc properly entertained by ~,
Wagner Club, either by n reception or box
party at the thcatcr. The symphony Club
aud Miss Gushing will arrive Saturday
morning.