St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-06
PUBLIC PLEASURES.

Prof. Brooke gave yesterday the last
of the first series of weekly musical
natineeS at the Grand. it is Interesting
TO note that the attendance at each sue
ceSSIye matinee showed a systematic
increase. and Yesterdays was the larg-
est of the season. The concert was
fully up to the former standard, and
was roundly applauded. Before Prof.
Brooke decides to proceed with the next
series. lie must know about how many
season. tickets will be taken.
The Luttemann Quintette of Swedish
singers began their engagement at the
Newmarket theater last evening before
R fair audience. The vucalization is
superb and the singers deserve all of
the good things said OF them. In addi-
uon to the music there is 4 bit of humor-
Gus characterization by Mr.. Elliott that
is exceedingly clever. The cOmbina
ton will give another entertainment
this evening.
The Nathan Ford Music company
Will give a benefit concert to the Lib
erty drum corps at LedertOfel hall on
Friday evening. Dec. l9.
The Burg.ar'' will be given by spe-
ciai request at the Newmarket on Sun
day evening. and seats are now selling
for the event.
There will be the regular matinees at
the theaterS this afternoon.
The Downie lectures will conclude
this afternoon. at the Peoples church.
with matinee. which will be given at
. 2o'clock. This matinee has been ar
ranged especially for the benefit Of the
school children, because 1t was found
that few of them. comparatively. were
able to attend the evening lectures. 1t
i- l,o Of i,s1x
seen Mr.. Downle'S illustrations that
they are the finest that have ever been
shown in this city. His subject this after
noon will be"A Tour RounG the World"
III which he will introduce his most
charming views and the best parts of all
his lectures. 1t has been we'll said that
things seen are mightier than things
heard.' Every parent, therefore, should
not neglect this exceptionally favorable
opportunity, but give their children the
benefit of this highly instructive and
entertaining lecture. The children, and
hose who are not SO young, too, will
earn more and get better idea of the
scenery of the different countries and of
he manners and customs of the people
Of the world in this way in two hours
.han they would in two years of study.
The first of the monthly entertain
mentS by the Christ church choir oc-
Cured last evening at the guild hall.
The very enjoyable programme was as
follows:
FART
Duet, Organ and Piano-Priests, March,
AlnaIla .......MendelSS0hn
Mrs. IL Il. Horn and James Blaikie,
Part ''Carnivale'' ...... ...Rossini
The Choir.
Song-'Bid Me Discourse 49, Bishop
Master Charles Heberhart
RecitatiOQ-FrOm 1.-THE Ball Murray
John Mckean.
Song-''Loye Is a Dream -. ....... CoWen
Master George Nichols.
Violin Solo-'Alice''- Ele-
Master Willie johnson.
Part Song-'The Mife's Song ... Barnby
The Choir.
PART II.
Piano Solo-"False des Fleurs'' w .Ketterer
Master Carl Heine.
Song 'Tis All That l Can Say''-
Master Charlie Heberhart. '
Violin Solo-Romance, C. Major. Case
Master Willie Johnson.
Vocal Duet-"1he Wanderers Night
song Observation-Disclosures. RubinStefn
Master Ernest Nelson and Master Charlie
Heberhart.
Recitation ..-.........R Reading from Dickens
a. A. McKechnie
ocal Irlo-"The Hour Is Near
Mendelssohn
Master Charlie Heberhart, Master Russell
GilfilIan and Master Carl Heine.
The Choir Minstrels-
Master Harry Omehle. middleman.
Part tSong-''Foresters.S Sound the Cheer
fnl Horn" ................ -. Hatton
The Choir.
P4haie. e.--. -; .....- -..--:. "Amer1ca"
Organ, Piano and Choir.