St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-02

announced his Intention he found out
that he was just little too late, for
there was another gentleman who knew
the worth Of the picture and apprecf-
ated its beauties VINO had quietly picked
it I'D. All of which goe to show that
you must take time by tn e forelock in
buying pictures as well as anything
else. The gallery is drawing large
crowds these days and it promises to
have the largest attendance in Its his
tory.
Concert programme to be played by the
world famed orchestra of Eduard Strauss.
imperial and royal court ball music director
OF Austria, Thursday Matinee, Oct 2. 1850. *,
PART L "a
o'clock promptly. Whistles will blow five
minutes before concerts commence. -
overature to operetta "simpll- .
sentences. E Shan1 strauss strauss
Scene and Finale from the opera a
.Romeo and Juliet go. Gounod
. 80. Bath',-Polka. Johann Strauss
''Lagoon"-Waltz - -. Johann Strauss
Intermission As minutes. Retain your seat
checks. III
PART II. -
Whistle will blow five minutes before con-
certs commence. y
wedding March, .. Mendelssohn
"Wire Report $500. Eduard Strauss
sung WITHOUT w OrQS tNO. ~ .MeQQ6lSSOu4-
arranged by Eduard Strauss.)
Persian March" .......... Johann Strauss
Concert programme to be played by the
world-famed orchestra of Eduard Strauss,
imperial and royal court ball music Iii
rector of Austria.
THURSDAY EVENING. OCT. 2, 1890.
Part I.-S O'Clock promptly. Whistle will blow
five minutes before concert commences
Overture to "Freischutz'. ............. Weber
youth OF the Fatherland"-Waltz-
Eduard Strauss
Funeral March Chopin
Arranged by Eduard Strauss.
..The March Violet''-Polka. Eduard Strauss
Pictures Of the Rhine"-Characteris
tone sketches Paul H. sehumaehes
2, Dance of the vintners:'' s. "serenade.''
violin solo by A. Krauss; 4, I'm the For
est;" 5, "a Peasants Festival.'']
"Roses from the South''-Waitz-
Johann Strauss
Intermission forty-five minutes. Retain
your seat checks.
''Tbe Sailors Farewell -Idyl-
"From the silesian Mountains''-Polka
..o Mazurka ..Eduard Strauss
Arranged by Eduard Strauss
vienna Step''-Polka SchnelL EduardStrauss
ExpOsettes.
The men who compose the Strauss orches-
It'd dlS d ItuldrkdDly uuG-lOOkluS lOt VI ACi-
lows. They have clear-cut intellectual faces;
they are musicians in appearance, to the
core, and there isn't stupid-looking man in
the lot.
The sale Of seats is growing larger every
day. If you expect to get good seats you'll
have 10 be on deck in good season this morn
ing. The chances are the whole house will
be sold out before night
The crowd yesterday at the matinee was
big one. The reserved seats were literally
patronized, and the people stood up six and
eight deep almost the entire distance around
the railing.
The art gallery has been constantly grow
ing in interest, and now it has passed high
water mark as to attendance. The art gal
lery is a pronounced success.
The street cars leading to the Exposition
yesterday afternoon were crowded TO the
DOORS The beautiful music drew them.
The cleo tri; tower continues to manu-
facture just a; many explosive "Ohs" and
"Ahs,'' and ''Oh mys' as ever.
Everybody about the big building wore a
happy look yesterday. And it was ali be-
cause things are booming.
Thomas A. Edison's show is still on top.
The ponies are still prancing
Strauss catches 'em all.