St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-25
TO WHILE The TINE.
The Great May Musical Festi-
val the Thing for This
Week.
Musical and Dramatic Men
ton of the Stage in
st. Paul.
High-Class Comedy at the
Newmarket and Opera at
the Harris.
Coming Benefit for Popular
Manager Wells, Of the
Olympic.

The May musical festival Is now at
hand, and all the rich store OF song and
music which has been so long promised
and talked about, will begin next Tues
day evening in the Peoples church.
The great artists, magnificent chorus
and superb orchestra are all ready with
their work, and splendid performances
are assured. 1t is not often that is
found such galaxy of great artists at
one festival. But st. Paul has them
this time. MI. and Mrs. jacobson will
arrive on Sunday morning, and Mile.
DeVere, Peroth. Fischer and Herbert
will all be here On Monday morning,
coming direct from the great Cincinnati
festival. Miss Juch, who does not APP
pear until the second night Of the fes
tival, will arrive ON Tuesday afternoon
in time to be present at the opening con-
cert. 1t is gratifying to be able to say
that the chorus is the finest that ST.
Paul has ever produced, and contains
the pick of our musical people.
The orchestra has been selected
with great care from the DAM
and Seibert organizations, and is
of seats has been good, and, notWth-
standing reports of an unfavorable ma
ture, the management announces that
all the artists advertised will positively
be with us with not a single diSappoint-
ment, and the programme already pub
liShed will be carried out to the letter.
1t is expected that the rush for seats
will be very large and that all the per-
formers will be greeted with large and
enthusiastic audiences at all the per-
formances. Certainly no stronger or
greater artists are to be found in Amer
lea to-day than those who will appear in
this festival. On the opening night it
is expected that Gov. Merriam and a
number of dignitaries will be present..
Everybody is certainly going to the feS-
tival, so in order to avoid disappoint-
ment secure your seats early and avoid
the crush at the doors.
To-day being the second anniversary
of the establishment of the vested choir
of Christ church, a special song service
has been prepared for the evening serv
ice. Several solos will be given. and
the service, which is given below, is one
of special attractlveneSS.
Professional Hymn 136............. M. Este
'Venite''-Chant. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Elvey
lie Deum' :;....:'...'............. Dyes
'Jubilate Chant. ..............,.... Ousley
Hymn o2/ .-.......J. SIdlllef
Hymn 10Z.... Dyhes
Oifertory Anthem = come, Holy
Quartette-Treble, Master Charlie Heberhart;
alto, &. 7. Martin; tenor, A. Lufsky; bass,
William Jones.
"Sanctus'' Observation-Disclosures. Spohr
"Gloria in EXcelss' =. .......... Old Chant
Recessional Hymn 422. ,1nnocents
EVENING CHORAL SERVICE.
Professional Hymn 1856 :. ......M M. Este
Versticles and Responses. ............. Tails
Gloria after Psalms ............ 49,. Boisser
'Magnifica" ................. Shipper, e Flat
"Nune Dimittis" ..,........... Shipper E Flat
Hymn 126 ..........,..., ......... S. Weber
Hymn 129 .......... .............J. B. Dykes
RecessIonal 422 ....................Inn ocents