Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-14
ADJUSTMENTS.


pianiste of this city. has arranged a
magnificent programme for concert to
be given at the Y. M. G. A. hall on
Wednesday evening, February II. The
worthy object OF the ainment is to
aid the ladies' auxiliary of the associa-
tion. Mrs. Masac will be assisted by
the celebrated operatic singers Madame
Garso-Dely and Signor j. Rubo and by
Miss Katharine Kimball, soprano. Mr..
Tom Barnes will lend variety to the
programme with several elocutionary
selections. The entire programme is
here given, and reco mmends itself: y
|, Recitation, selected, Mr. Tom Barnes.
Banjo solo, selected, Mr.. Harry W Masac.
Cavatina from "Nozze de Figaro Mozart,
Nine Rubo lGarso-Dely.)
Toccata and Fugue, d minor, Bach-Tansig,
The Wanderer, Schubert, Signor J. Rubo
(a) Souvenir de Kieff, schuihoff, (b) Rhapso-
die d'Auvergne, Saint Saens, Mrs l.. Masac.
Recitation, selected, Mr. Tom Barnes
Jewel song from Faust" Gounod, Miss
Katharine Kimhall.
Cavatina from "Ernani," Verdi, Signor J.,
Rubo.
(a) Minuetto Pa ierewski, (bi LIE Rosignol,
Liszt, (c) Tremolo, Gotlschalk, Mrs. T. Masac.
Q sautar!s tTerzstto), Verdi, Mr. and Mrs.J
Rub0 and Miss Katharine Kim ball.
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The Grand opera house on Monday
and Tuesday nights will be occupied by
Richards q Pringle's famous Georgia
minstrels, headed by Billy Kersands
and company composed OF the pick OF
the minstrel world. This company
comes to Los Angeles with many ad-
mirers, their former engagements being
very successful-one particular feature
being remembered, that it is minstrel
show pure and simple. This season the
management claim it far superior in
point of numbers and talent.
Their tour through the south and east
has been very successful, and proves
that the Georgias' style of entertain
ment is what the people want, and that
Billy Kersands's reputation is not on the
wane.
The officers of the Los Angeles Kin
dergarten association have not yentured
to offer the public their popular ''cradle
songs" this season lest the charm of
them be lessened by frequent repeti-
ton, and the generous helpers over
t taxed. They have substituted what
they are fully pursuaded will prove a
mcst attractive series of entertainments,
in which Geo. w. Gable, the leading
favorite OF eastern audiences. is twice to
appear as interpreter of the piquant
characters which he has evolved by
keen and sympathetic study from the
numberless types of all nationalities
with which his life in the Louisiana
metropolis has surrounded him, and in
the series the third evening is given to
the witty, the jovial and kindly critic
and author Max O'Rell.
The association has not alone in mind
the needs of it's former charity kinder
garten work, but now that the CITY
board of education has taken the little
people over five years of age into the
public kindergartens the association is
widening it's field.
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The following is the programme for
the Foran concert, which takes place at
the Simpson Auditorium on Fridav
evening, the 10th instant.
Overture from Freisdrutz Weber for piano.
organ and violin, Mrs. III. Jennings, Miss o. n
Percival and Professor Stamm.
Q God Have Mercy, Paulus- Mendelsohn, Mr..
j. Rubo.
Account Of the Holy Grail Lohengrin- R.
Wagner, William Foran
Italienisdier Concert for flute, William Popp,
Sig Stanzione.
Duo, Parle moi de ma mere, Carmen Bizet.
Helen Parepa, William Foran.
Aria, Deux ans ont fnideja, Franz Lachner,
Nine. GarsO- Dely.
Trio, Gugliemo Tell Rossini, Messrs Taylor.
Rubo and Foran.
Aria, la Juive, Halevey, Helen Parepa
Ave Maria (by request), Gounod, William
Foran.
Violin Obligate, Professor stamm, piano and
organ accompaniment Mrs. Jenning and Miss
Percival.
Quartette. Lucia, Donizetti, Helen Pare oa,
Messrs Taylor, Rubo and Foran.