Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Afflicted AID RafLEp.
THE WEEKS AMUSEMENT ROLL.
Uld-Park Company, Lord Fauntieroy'
and Opera the Attractions.

The regular Mozart musicale will occur
| on Monday evening. The attraction Is tho
| Hld-Para Concert Company, consisting Of
| the following artists: Herr Carl HID,
violinist: Miss Ella Jocelyn, contralto;
| Mr.. Frederick Gillette, baritone; Blrs.
| Park cOrnetist.
The programme is as follows:
| Part /. /. Duet. go Pretty Rose"
! (Marziaies,) Miss Jocelyn and Mr.. Gil
! lettc. 2. Cornct, "Facilita." air and varl-
| atoms, (Hartman,) Mss Annie Park. 3.
! COntralto, The Glover Blossoms ~. h.
/ Rogors,) Miss Ella Jocelyn. 4. Violin,
Ballade and Polonaise," (Vieuxtempsy
Herr Carl Hid. 8. Baritone, Non yer"
| mattel Mr. Frederick Gillette. G. Duet,
voice and cornct, "Nliserere." from IL
Trovatore. (verdL) Miss Jocelyn and
| Miss Annie Park.
Part II. 2. Violin, Variations di bra
yura," on one string only, QaganiniJ
Herr Carl Hid. 8. ContraltO, q, The
FIRST Meeting" lGregO D, Ny Love ls
Dixie the Red. Red Rose" Of. BrandeisJ
Miss Ella Jooelyn. 9. Cornot. ln1am-
matus," from Stabat Mater. (Rossine)
Miss Annie Park. 10. Baritone, selected.
Mr. Frederick Gillette. IL. Violin, " ~
pateado,n a Spanish dance, (SarasateD
Herr Carl Hid. u. Ensemble. Estudl;;
nntina," (P. Iacome) especially arranged
Tor inc Jlld-Jufk tOupdug.
LITTLE LORD FAUNrLTnoY.
Little Lord Fauntleroy, Mrs. Francis
Hod1son Burnetts famms production,
will be played ut the Theatre Wednesday
matinee aud night.
II will be interpreted by company IN
der the management Of Mr.. L. II. French,
Of the Broadway Theatre, Madison-Squaro
Garden. and Grand Opera House, OF New
lork-a fact that should satisfy all as 20 It's
merits. Only these two performances Will
be given.
THIS il one OF tho most popular plays
that has been 10 Richmond IN recent years,
and will certainly draw large houses. The
bale Of seats begins Tuesday morning.
coSRE1D's OPERA COMPANY.
"The Gypsy Baron" the operate mas
terpieco Of Strauss. tho waltz-king. will be
presented OF the Academy Wednesday eve
ming by Conreid's Comic-Opcra Company
under the direction of hlY. Heinried Con-
reid. This opera ran upwards OF three
hundred nights at tho Casino in New York,
and has been produced nearly two hum
dred times elsewhere with positive success.
This opera will also be sung Thursday
evening. The Kings Fool" Adolph
Muellers romantic opera, which Is TO DC
given Friday and Saturday, has become
one Of the standard and among tue most
popular attractions on the lyric stage. Az
the National Theatre. Washington, the past
week 1t won popular favor. blrs. Bettlna
Iadelford, the daughter OF General Ord
way, sings prominent part IL this opera,
and also a fayorite solo called " My Love
is Fair. Columbia" "These Words No
Shakespeare Wrote" is a topical song rem
dered by the comedian Ferris Hartman.
The principal singers III the company are
Misses Reti Selby, BettIna PadenOrd, lda
Fitzhugh. Anna Russell, Frances Rousseau,
Lulu Nichols, Mcssrs. Ferris Hartman,
John J. Rafael, Charles +. Lang, John J..
Swichrath, and +. S. Grant.
THE FAMOUS STRAUSS ORCHESTRA.
Concerning the music to be played by
the Strauss orchestra az the concorts IN the
Mozart Academy next Tuesday, November
nth. much has been written during tho
tour now making in the United States, and
the critics have been universal IN their
Inc dance for which the waltzes were
originally written is supposed 20 be Hum
earian in lis origin. Ii has q rhythm Pc
culiarly its own-graceful, changeiul, and
fascinating-wh furnished yoluptuOuS
themes for the older Strauss who seventy
Eve years ago put the stamp OF artistic
genius upon them and made them hrs own,
as Sebastian Bach, in another field. did
with the f4gue. The traditions OF the elder
Strauss and his famous cO-wOrker, Lanner,
have been followed by the sons, who seem
to have caught fully the spell Of the weird
and witching Danube spr'te.
The programmes to be given contain
choice selections from each composer.
The matinee concert will commence
promptly at 2:3O O'Clock and the night con-
cert at SIS sharp. An exceptionally large
sale Of seats for both concerts las already
occurred
MILITARY NOTES.
There has been some talk among the
HOwitZer Association OF having the veteran
members Of this organization appear IN
uniform at the regular monthly meetings,
The idea seems TO meet with the general
approval Of the members, but has not yet
been acted upon.
1t is expected that meeting of the mem
bers of the stuart Horse Guards will 10
called some time this week by Coionei BID
good for the purpose Of electlng = captain
IN the place Of Captain Samuel Register,
who resigned q few weeks ago, First
Lieutenant Z. J. Euker has been placed IN
command of the regimen. until the va
cancy is filled.