Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-19

Inc attraction at the regular Mozart
musicale Monday night is the New York
Madrigal Quartette, Miss Blanche Taylor,
soprano Mrs. Fielding. Roselle. contralto;
nlr. 4. q. ferguson, tenor; MIR. w. u.
Harper, basso; Mr.. Will L. Taylor, pianist
and director. These are some of the most
popular young yocalists in the metropolis.
Miss Taylor sails for Europe in few DAYS,
and at her farewell concert Friday night
she had among her patronsses some Of the
most prominent society ladies Of New
York.
The programme is follows.
J. 2aartetie, "Tallyho" ...............B Benedict
q AIiaf VISIONS t0lr "............... .Masseret
.. Song, "Herzen Friehlings'. Won Wickede
Miss Taylor.
Miss ROselle, Mr.. Ferguson.
B. Song, Fond Heart, Farewell p Hope Tenple
Miss Roeelle.
a. ouarte,tea J"6pring Song. ....Pinelti
- 60 $50. " Fleur do Lis". Leslie
Mr., Ferguson.
q. Trio, "The Mariners .RnndeRoer
Miss, Taylor, Mr.. Ferguson, Mr. Harper.
u 00ns' heart lhro6s -;............... bendel
10, Duett 4" Flow Gently, Deya". Parry
=, o..-,imnr: ferguson, Mr.. Harper.
H. SondOlersSonng. -. ...... .Aeyer-Helmund
Miss RDselle.
~. Quartette, "Bcco GueI Fiero Instante Costa
CoLoRED MIEsTREIs.
Cleveland's Colored Minstrels will be
seen at the Academy Of Music next We'd
nesday night. This organization is COM
posed entirely of the pick of genuine col
ored artists of this and foreign countries.
Among the names are those of Tom Nc
Intosh, James Bland. Billy Farrell, Circero
Reed and Son, George Titcbner, Smart and
Taylor, Grant and Williams, Mons. L.
Yard, The Great Jalvan, Professor Viii
liams, Alf. White, Eaton and Williams,
Henderson. Smith. Will Eldridge, Palmer
and and McCIain, Tom Jones, Frank Warner,
Sans-Souci Quartette, and nearly half
hundred others. Many unique novelties
will be introduced. The Illuminated First
part, the Battalion Drill, the Royal Guards,
the PIckaninnies' Frolics. Sixteen Bizarre
Dancers, and world of wonders.
The magnificent street parade, with the
big military band, will also be O great
feature that all should see. The parade
Will start from the Academy of Music at
noon of the day of performance, and
traverse the principal streets. Tickets go
on sale Tuesday morning.
PATTI ROSA.
Patti Rosa, who has worthily won her
place ut the head of tho line of American
condolences, comes to the Academy Of
Music next Friday and Saturday, giving
three performances. During the time that
has interviewed since her last appearance
here she has grown not only in popularity
but also in the measure of her artistic
qualities. In the South especially her
visits are the occasion of crowded houses
everywhere, and she is the recipient of
much social attention.
The accomplished actress has many
pleasing little tricks Of manners she sings
a comic song with expression and JUNCTION,
dances as gracefully as can be wished, and
with her charms of person and CON-
PLEASANT manner in responding to the
wishes of an audience she wins feeling of
affection from every one. Her company is
evidently one of excellence. The come
dams are Bert Coote and Harry w. Rich,
both capable young actors. William n.
Griffith, John w. dunno, Gerald Griffin,
Edgar S. Halstead, Alice Irving Fannie u.
Jacobs, Julie Kingsley, and others are in
its roster. Friday night and Saturday
afternoon Patti Rosa will be seen in
limp" and Saturday night in "Margery
Daw." Many of her latest songs will be
sung %%9ng them gRa being Oyer the Fd HG1
with the High, High Hat" maggie Muir
phys Home" THE Boy in the Gallery"
and a number of medleys.
THE MusIo FESTIVAL.
The names of the public-spirted gentle
men guaranteeing the financial success of
the May festival are given below. The sub
scriptlon lists at the music stores are fast
filling up. Special railroad rates have been
arranged for out-of-town music-lovers and
the festival seems an assured success al
ready. Complete details will be published
in the next number of the Festival Bulletin,
issued in day OF two. The chorusis COM
plete and well-advanced in their work.
The guarantors are f: Messrs. II. II.
Archer, William f. Tanner, John Tyler,
Thomas Potts, James w. Pegram, e. A.
Hoen, c. W. Tanner, J. B. MeCaw, George
II. Steel, L. A. Catlin. z. L. Greenwood,
Hume, Minor & Co., Arthur d. Clarke,
Manly b. Ramos, G.. A. Walker, L. l.. AL
friend, Meriwether Jones, Joseph X. An
derson, J. ID. Patton, Q. OBJ. Cowardin,
John p. Branch. Nj. j. Dimmock, L; T. @.
Davis, Joseph Bryan, and Richmond Music
Company.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
The Theatre will be open this week with
a marionette performance given by Gus.
Bell with series of specialties OF very
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