Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02

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! oyerture-semiramide .............. R9s sIai
< vocal tr1o-Attiia... ...-......-....Ne rol
Miss Clara Josephine Mears, soprano;
Sig. Pesci, tenor; Mr.. Bragau, baritone
9. Selections from Gounod's operas: Gounod
L Serenade. ......... :. Moszkowsk
5. Grand original trio, for clarinet, baritone
Herr John Schuette clarinet: Sig. Err
mimic Giannone, baritone; Sig, a. Lib
erati
G. Overture-Rienzi. ...........w Wagner
4 Invitation to the Waltz. ...............W Weber
ouar,e,.e ! a. Rigoletto. Verdi
euartet'e- b. Lucia 80. .....Donnizetti
Miss Mears, soprano; Miss Long, con-
tralto; Sig. Pesci. tenor: Mr.. Bragau,
baritone,
g. Cornet solo, Mazurka No. l. ........... Chopin
Sig A. Liberati.
TO- Finale, Airs Of All Nations. =. Godfrey
Introducing the following melodies:
England. Hearts of Oak Germany,
'.Serenade," Schubert and watch on
the Rhine; Ireland, st. Patrick Was
Gentleman" and .'St. Patrick's Day
Austrian Hymn; Hungarian March"
France "Marseillaise;" Russian Hymn;
America, Yankee Doodle with varia-
tions for all instruments: Scotland.
Aud Robin Gray and .Garb OF Old
Gall; Spain, "CachucCa;" Italy, "Sari-
baidi's Hymn Turkish March; grand
finale, Star Spangied Banner"
KAJANKA.-This very interesting panto-
mimic spectacular is underlined for
Thursday matinee. The Harrisburg Call
says: 'kajanka was again presented Sat
urday afternoon and evening to large aud
fences. The production of Miller Brothers,
who are winning the highest compliments
for successful producers of spectacular
pieces, that appeal to the highest class of
people, is indeed a leader in its class. 1t
cannot be compared with the Devils Auc-
tion,' or the Twelve Temptations for 1t
is as far above them as the highest classed
comedy is above the lowest, and further,
Kajanka' is pantomimic piece; the above
are more on the spectacular order. An lml-
tation of 'kajauka is only found in sFantas-
ma which has been seen here and IN COM
parison with the latter the former takes the
lead. There is not that continuous circus
or horse play, but genuine pantomime
show, with as funny clown as IS In the
business, beautiful scenery, many unique
and novel scenes never before witnessed
here, and one of the strongest companies OF
speciality artists that ever appeared In this
city. which includes Miss Bessie Fairburn
and Miss Nellie Bennett, two fine vocalists;
Frank Gillet; the Mariposa dancers,
Misses Mennette, Arson, and the sisters
Lincoln; the wonderful Marlanis, French
acrobats, assisted by Charles w. Ravel;
and the marvellous transformation dancer,
Mile Bertotto.'
HERRMANN-The worlds famous ma
gician, Hermann, aided by Nine. Herr
mann, will be seen at the opera house Fri
day night next, which will, in all proba-
bility, attract all lovers of wonders. AS an
exponent of the ''black art" Hermann has
always been away up at the top of the tree.
He comes now with wonderful array of
new tricks and illusions, such as have
never been produced here before, among
them being 'Strobeika," his latest and
greatest illusion, ''New Black Aru,' "a
Slave Girls Dream ''Florine, the Child
of the Air." Abdul Khan, the Oriental
Fakir, and Others ''Strobeika," Herr
mann's latest illusion, seems to be very
difficult to expose, as no reasonable eXpla-
nation of the clever illusion has, thus far,
been given to the public
BOTTOM OF THE SEA.-William A. Brady's
pantomime, founded on Jules Verne's story.
is underlined for Saturday, matinee and
night.