St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05
SHARPS AND FLATS.

st. Paul opera-goers who were disap-
pointed by the Hess company being unable to
play an engagement in st. Paul recently, will
have the pleasure of visiting this city and
seeing that big musical organization during
its coming engagement at the Lyceum thea
ter during the week of Monday, Oct. Is. On
the above named evening will occur the
formal opening of that magnificent place of
amusement under its new management And
a most brilliant, fashionable and cultured
audience will undoubtedly fill every vacant
space In the commodious auditorium. There
are still with the company all the great artists
that made the Grand opera house ring with
tuneful melodies during its successful engage
ment at that place of amusement last july
That remarkable tenor, Albert Louis Guile
Nine. Francesca Guthrie, Miss Camille Mouri
Miss Minnie Pabst. Emily White William Mer-
tens, the greatest Notwithstanding baritone:
Joseph Benedict. Ricardo Ricci, William
Castle, Emil Senger, Henry Packard, John
Read. Edmund Torpi, besidesan orchestra of
thirtv-hve musicians under the leadership of
the experienced Behrens, and a chorus of
sixty,hv voices, go to complete the great en-
semble. The sale OF seats for the engage
ment will commence at the Lyceum theater
box office next Wednesday morning at 8
O'Clock. Ana in the meantime the roper
tolre will be announced, which has not as
yet been fully decided upon. But several of
the most popular and melodious operas of
the greatest composers will be selected for
this important event.
The event, or rather the events, OF the
week have been of course the Strauss con-
certs at the Exposition, and, although uni
versally delighted with the waltz wizard
Minneapolis music lovers are forced to the
conclusion that the Danz orchestra does not
suffer much by comparison, and that a pro-
gramme of Strauss music rendered by DAM
would not give less pleasure
The Vegara concert at the Grand opera
house on Tuesday, the 21st Of this month,
will be the first OF series of three operate
of Snr
Vegara are working very hard to make these
concerts memorable. and will no doubt do
justice to their master. The attraction will
no doubt be Miss Josephine Jennings the
we'll known singer of this city, who by the
way will not go to Europe to finish her stud
| les as stated but will remain right here; in
fact; she never intenced doing so. although
| Mr.. Hess gave her great inducements to go
| Oh the stage. She will appear at SCR Vegara, s
| concerts only, with whom she is still study
| ing for concerts and oratorios. Among 9TH
ers who will appear are Mrs. Anna Pratt Lar
| abee Mime. Lillian Cutter, Miss Lottie Hollis,
| Miss Van Etten and Miss Gardner of ST.
| Paul, Misses Sadie and Theresa Frankei,
Miss Gertie Reeves, Mr.. Bowen and Mr. W.
| B. Heath.
| W. ii. Eichman. well known in musical
! circles, has organized the Northwestern
| Lyceum bureau, chiefly for the convenience
| OF those desiring to engage the services of
| musical talent, although recitationsts and
lecturers are to be included within its scope,
| and the following recognized artists of abil-
| lily have already rendered their services:
Richard Stempf, Samuel A Baldwin, Il. S.
| Woodruff, Addie Lennell Laird, Charles G.
| Titcomb, Frances G. Crow, Maud Ulmer,
| Clara Williams, Marie NJ. Van Glider, W. B.
| Heath. Willard Patten, j. J. Swift, j. r.
Merrill, d. F. Colyille, T. T. Drill, A. W. Por-
| ter, George w. Ferguson. Haydn quartette,
| HENDERSON, quartette, Fl. E. Zoch, Gustavus
| johnson, Heinrich Hoevel. Emil Straka,
| Fritz Schlaehter, Oscar kingwall. Albert D.
Laird. Charles Gleason, Carl v. Lachmund,
| Rev. NJ. D. Shutter Rev. s. W. Sample,
| House of Hope quartette, Mrs. D. F. De