Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-11
+ JOHNS CONCERT
...,,,,t TREAT AT THl OPiRl E'Usi
LAST NIGHT.
,,;.,.. Listens to an Excellent Pro
J l''' ,r,sn, If Vocal and Instrumental
Selections

rho grand COhNN
Tie -, night under the auspices OF
H'u SO Folks Society of St. Johns
e ., Protestant Evangelical an.c con-
6''-, ion was a gratifying success
.rtistically and financially De-
"'n ne inclement weather the audi
9" ..s very large, every seat down
en-. beIng taken and few vacant seats
', > !, The gallery. The audience was
~ .. ~ principally of Germans, In
;'nF'. 10 love of music is a character
'i y, ,,s ait and it applauded the dinerent
.:iIc H issss they deserved. Following
The programme
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Overture opera House OrchestrH' r,o.o,,
NRXsrtba'' ....Flotow
cso,gs rom tom Chorus with Orchestra:
~Rsie OF Sevilla" W. Juage
Jccs- SO'O Miss Minnie Hartong. ,
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'Noal''1 Double Quartette' IT,.
s.t,-" T-anScription" ...........'.' LiSI'
Rano So-V NJ Heary J. Arbenz
,,.,,- ain diesen heiligen Hallen
Mr.. Chas. Zulsuf.
81. car Varie No. g.. On. de Berlot
I'ln 'O'' Master Alfred Spell
r.,tha Wheeling Conservatory OF MUSIC
lPsPPisS III "Serenata" (Yioin Obligato1
Miss Sue Bradshaw.
-ro, the Wheeling Conservatory OF Music
Pupil o4 ~ GOttSchaik
s.rs, Daei acnjs shaw and Henry J. Arbenz.
,. H Of the Wheeling Conservatory Of Music
'A''o1'-'' Concert Chorus.
PART II.
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FNfO| Opera House Orchestra.
....,ial-"Columbia und Germania
j.iisP!s'- Won II. II. Flick
CHARACTERS
Fri. Lizzie Reinhardt.
;.1anis. .;r,;,..;,,... " InIie Neidhard.
Alo' -,sH,,,sic Anna Neidhard.
sstlls -, VVcran'. Emma Lehnhard.
A's..La- ,ngsi Alma Happy.
l-,-'.-- -. ...... Herr ". Rustemeler.
.st"..' II ROepke.
A ---A..as, '..'........ II. Miller
cv6sies Singers Chlldren.
.7i,epner!eben" (Gsypy LIFE .SchumSnh
Concert Chorus with Orchestra
The different selections by the Opera
u,n,e orchestra were rendered in the
-.ral faultleSs manner, and were greet
Il with rounds Of applause. The chorus
i.om Martha, rendered by the choir OF
,vty voices, under the direction OF
D.; Henry / Arbenz, with orchestra
commandment, was one OF the best
tRipgs upon the programme. Miss Min
ne Hsrttong's sweet soprano voice was
hs,r5 10 good advantage in her selec-
Inn. and she was presented with q
handsome bouquet Of flowers. Inc
iopble ouartette of male voices rendered
sre OF Prof. ArbenZ's compositions, In
,uanner that ELECTED loud applause.
The piano solo by Prof. Arbenz was
gleDdid effort, and proved him to be q
thorough master Of the instrument.
The musls loving public is so familiar
With the rich bass voice Of Mr.. Chas.
Zglaui, that it is unnecessary TO say that
le acquitted himself handsomely in his
ylo. Master Alierd Spell, a son OF
Prof. E. W. Spell, has pleased audiences
before In the Opera House, but never so
aueh as last evening, in his admirable
nndition of "Air Vsrie No. 6" aditf-
,ult selection troUo> Oh 10 isooso.. MISS
Sue Bradshaw sang "Serenata" with
violin and piano accompaniment.
she has a sweet voice, which gives evil
tslCe Of considerable culture. One Of
he best things Of the evening was the
piano duet by Miss Annie Shaw and
Prof. Arbenz. The first part Of the
programme closed with concert chorus,
which was we'll received.
The short musical comedy, Columbia
AID Germania," was well rendered and
vel received. The dialogue is German,
and is interspersed with several cho-
rses. The principal characters Of
Columbia and Germania were sustained
BY Miss Lizzie Reinhardt and Miss Ma
ne ROettger, respectively. The cos
tunes Of these young ladies were bright
and handsome, and their rendition Of
Tue parts left nothing to be desired.
Mne OF the costumes were quite unique
and caught on in great shape. The
comedy closed with a beautiful tableau,
Win Columbia and Germania hand in
baud, and the teacher and laborer sup
porting a large bust Of George Wash
agton In the background.