Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.
The Third Phiiharmonio Concert Hoyt's
New PLAY.


The third Philharmonic concert viii be
given next Tuesday, March 10th. at the
Mozart Academy. The management pave
made happy selections IN engaging their
talent for this concert. Miss Marie Decca
is well known through the favorable i'm
preston she made at the first Philharmonic
concert.
Signor Mama Is a fine baritone of the
Italian school. The feature of the concert
will be the celebrated duet from Don Pas
quale between Mile. Decca and Signor
Naina. The programme of the evening IS
as follows: /. Overture, William Tell.
QRossiEi,) Orchestra. 2. Aria from LIT
cretia Borgia, Signor Mama. 3. Aria from
Ilbarbiere, (Rossini.) Marie Decca. 4.
Tarantelle and Toreador from Bal Cos
tune. Rubenstein.) Orchestra.
Part 1.-Two Spanish Dances. (Mosy
kowskl,) Orchestra. 2. Duet from Don
Pasquale, Marie Decca and Signor Mama.
3. Intermezzo from "Naila" Leo Delibes,
Orchestra. 4. Goadino Waltz Song. Or
chestral accompaniment, (Bevagnani,l
Miss Decca. 5. Waltz. the composition of
Mr.. George Voelker. local musician. Or
chestra.
A BRASS MONKEY.
What promises to be one of the most
amusing performances witnessed in Rlch-
mond this season is Hoyt's latest satire on
superstition entitled "A Brass Monkey"
which will be presented at the Academy of
Music the last three nights of this week,
including Saturday matinee. For the
past three or four years Mr. Hoyt has Gre
ated incessant fun for the American public
by humorously. satiring the weaknesses
and foibles of the very people to whom no
appeals, and perhaps the happiest OF his
productions in this direction is "A Brass
Monkey" The piece will be presented
here identically as in all the leading north
ern cities and by the original company,
which is declared to be by all odds the
best company Mr.. Hoyt has ever gotten
together. Mr.. George Merlon, one of the
foremost eccentric comedians in the coun-
try. is the Jonah" The character IS
original with himself and he invests it with
any amount of funny business, all his
own. The other characters are in equally
good hands. Miss Alice Evans, comedi-
enne of acknowledged ability, sings,
dances, and romps in manner that IS most
delightful. The famous wild Man of
Borneo is sung by most grotesque trio,
trio, The Good Die Young is sung by
the Misses Sadie Kirby. Maud Williams,
and Eugene Maynard. Mr.. Marion also
introduces O bright specially, chestnut
speech" in Italian. which is entirely new.
Manager Berger proposes to make this
engagement the farcical comedy success OF
the season. Tickets will go on sale next
Wednesday morning.
The Mozart Musicale.
The attraction at the regular Mozart
musicale Monday evening. will be the well.
known favorite, the Schubert Quartette, OF
Chicago, Mr.. S. I. Battle, tenor: Mr.. II. +.
Stone, tenor; Mr.. J. Z. Tyley, baritone:
Mr.. G.. II. lott, basso; Miss Eugenia A.
Baldwin. soprano: Miss Georgiella Lay,
pianist.
The programme il as follows: /. Quar-
tette, Comrades in Arms" adam, Schu-
| bert Quartette 2. Piano solo, "Taren-
tella, 1Mozzowski,) Miss Lay. 8. Quar-
tette, Twilight Buck Schubert Quar-;
Proch,) Miss Baldwin: 8. Song. "sancta
Mariners" (Rundegger,) Miss Baldwin.
Messrs. Stone and lott. z. Quartette,
1.-THE House that Jack Built" (Caldicott.)
| Schubert Quartette. 8. Song, Swiss Echo
| Song,n Rckert.) Miss Baldwin. Q. Song,
"Murmuring Breeze (Jensen,) MIR. bat
| tie. TO- Quartette, Remember Now Thy
Creator" (Rhodes.) Schubert Quartette.
| II. Piano solo, la Fileuse." CRaff,) Miss
Lay. u. Quintette. HE Thee Shalop,"'
| (Rhodes,) Miss Baldwin and Schubert
Quartette.
The quartette are too well-known TO
need introduction. Miss Baldwin is new
with the quartette, but her reputation was
assured before in the West, where she IS O
universal favorite. The concert will be
very attractive. Reserved seats are on sale
| at Ramoss music store on Monday.
The Opera Fauvette.
The ladies and gentlemen engaged in the
presentation of this opera for the preser-
! walton OF Confederate relics are requested
TO attend full rehearsal at the house OF
| Mr.. James X. Branch. 316 west Franklin,
| on Monday night at o'clock sharp.