Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13


- greeted wlth housing
cheers, which he Acknowledged oy az
7 smiles aud lows. The program opened
Win the '.Nemram.del Overture, on
7 which 10 Is useless 10 comment, as u
I Was rendered after G.lmOre's always
I elaborate sgyle. SlguOT Dc Carlo : pc
/ colo solo fascinated the audience aud
/ the s0lOlsts all d.d their parts well. Ile
/ ca lEcns' cnOruses showed sp-enold
! training under the leadership OF Prof..
/ Shepard, and they rendered their po1-
! ton OF the program without mlsnap.
/ The chorus, Come u the Falr' ITOm
/ Martha" MAS especially pleasing. lne
grand scena from the "Huguenots,
I Benedlction Of the Po.gnards, was me
/ classical number u the program, ana
I the Charge CT the llght Brigade the
mos. popular number.
n TIE EVENING.
Gilmore was again greeted by rounds
/ of applause, when he appeared III tne
I evening. The program was opened "
a most superb rendition OF the "RODes-
pierre" overture by LYtO.t- The piece
/ is grand in the extreme and when the
{ grand climax was reached ia the middle
I OF the piece, the audience could restrain
/ itself 40 longer, but burst forth ~
/ rapturOus applause. The piece is q
genuine musical plcturng of the
/ French revolution N when II
/ Marcellaise" Is introduced with IN
spring variations. Mr.. O'MahOny
/ then sang the butfo Ara from Nozze de
/ Figaro, Non Pin Andra!' 10y Mozart.
! lie mas q heavy bass voice OF good
range and sings with apparent ease
/ through heavy parts requiring the most
/ effort, though he might put more eX-
/ preston Into execution.
/ The third number, second movement
/ Of Symphonic HeroIque," by Schubert,
was the heaviest and most classical
! piece that the band played last even
/ ing, and was also the only piece that
! failed 10 meet with hearty evidence or
/ Appreciation. Mime. Won DOennOu
made 4 great hit in "My Heart at Iny
/ Sweet Voice" by Salnt-Saens, which
/ she sang with the expression proper Tor
an actress. The EuphOnium 500, by
/ Sgnor Raffayolo, was loudly encored,
and be responded. VIM. J. Lawn never
sang so we'll i'll this city before. The
| Classical and musical "Celeste Aida"
/ bv Verdi, j. well suited 70 LIS truly
/ splendid voice. and the critic who has
! heard TamacnO sing the same aI~5, Will
say that Lawn did exceedingly well
with it. lie gracefully responded 10 an
| encore, which was enthusiastically re-
ceIved by his many friends N the
| audience.
Director Morehead may well cOngrat-
! ula;e himself on his splendid success
| with the OratoriO society chOruses which
were augmented by some sixty voices
from the Caledonia choral unlcn. The
audience was so well pleased NTH the
chorus Crowned with the Tempest,
from VerdTs "ErnanI," that the piece
was rendered a second time. "By
Babylon's Wave" by GOunOd was the
grander and better rendered chorus OF
the two. but Il was the closing number
OF the programme, and therefore did
not meet with the deserved applause.
In this piece, the effect would have
been somewhat better, had the first
basses been a trltie stronger.
The two fantasies "Le Carnival de
Venice" and "Trip to Manhattan
Beach," were the descriptive and, OF
course the most popular numbers Of
the whole program. Mr.. Gilmore won
applause by the rendition OF medley
Of National and patriotic airs.
Mss Ida Klein. the soprano, IS an
artIst, and a refined, wOmanly appear
ing and handsome lady. Her selection,
"Robert Toi Que JAIme," by Meyer
beer, was sung by her, as It would have
been on the Operatlc stage. She ac-
kuOwlcdCed IN enthusiastic encore 10y
singing a cute Irish ballad. Instead OF
the original thirteen numbers OF the
program the audience got twenty-fOur
numbers, the Obhging Pat hum0red
MS enthusiastic listeners 10y responding
TO every encore, as dad alsO the sOloists.
This afternoon and evening the fol-
F loving programs will be presented:
AFTTrvooN
Overture-"Der Freischutz' Weber
Gi'muTes Band.
Flute Solo~"Nariations on d Popular AT
ViEo Andersen.
Aria for Tenor. vision Entrancins,,,
sung bv Wm. +. LAWN.
Grand Faataisie-"La Prophete' MeyeTheef
Gilmores Band.
Aria for contraito r. Haoanera.' from
Nine Won Doenbo1.
- a. '0ver the sea- x-cs--e II
Part Songs b. a june Day .---.F eaz - ~
Chudren's chorus and Gilmore Band.
Conduered hy o. q. shepard
Largo The Celebrated string Quartet
rlrora's Sand.
Song for Bassc- IN Cellar Ceoi'. D'AigucT
sung rs EfTaTd o'Nah1ny
oid German Air-~E'a Fogel arranged y
Gimore.s Band.
Dlef-"A NlEht '7 }e- ioe' .. LlCa0ton
Nine Won paenao1 ara WH1 =. Law
Finale to ovsrture- y llt-am Tel l' h'ssin
Gilmore Band
Grand Scera fron II Ireat,re" intro
dr-uz Ire inTI Chrrls e-t