The record-union., 1892-04-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thu ilItAN nl4EittCn uflE
nonncing ltis wreck at Los Angelica, Man
ager Henry last s.sht received dispatch
that tho troupe was Ell route to sacra-
uente, having passed Bakersfield in its
special train of six cars about 2 O'Clock
aud that It would reach here carly this
morning. and give ita announced opera
| Tonight. This would tend 10 stitpGrf The
/ claim Of Mr.. Locke that lac wac not
| troubled about the Los Angeles matter,
and would come through it al right.
However all that may be, the compauy, IL
~ gives "1Fanuhnuaerp here aa
10 gavo 10 ia the southern cities,
viii afford all who attend
an enjoyable entertainment. Loeko'A
troubles. 80 long aa his company kccpa
| ~ engagements, do not much concern
the public. The leading singers are peo-
pie of artistic worth aud standing, and
such are very particular IN proving iaitli-
iui 10 their art before the public. Miss
Jueh Is an artist Of high character, and
there Is very strong desire TO hear her
/ Tonight ~ noon yesterday nearly all
the seeta iu dfeRa circle and pnrquel were
sold, aud the promise is Ihat tho theater
viii be packed with musiczloNtng people
Tonight II 10, it viii be upon The n,s-
sumption that Mr.. Locke has lis large
troupe with him as originally announced
AMI that he viii give "rHnnhaueer" as hG
/ contracted with the public 10 do. Mana
I ger Henry expresses confidence that this
/ will loo done, aud that Tbs company Intact
( viii appear. since il II cn route 10 Portland
Hnd tho northern cities and thence 10 san
/ irauCiaeo. IL has had aueceas IN It's
course ainoo It set out in December last.
/ and Il IL therefore not likely that Locke
has permitted IL 90 fllHi MT.
/ ON Saturday afternoon aud evening
/ next the United States Marine Band of
Washington, u. c., will Ripe concerts in
/ the new Pavilion in this city. 1t fl the
band that plays Mt the While House and
+ Tor Congress All ita members. except
liz leaddr, are enlisted men in the marine
service, The pav ia consequently very
small, ana the band IN permitted thert-
fore 10 play for reward at times, aud oc-
Caaiunhlly to make concert tour. IL
thus commands sufficient to insure Tor IL
the enlistment ut musicians al high skin.
II ia also doomed the proper thing that
the people generally should have nh
opportunity, from Time TO time,
to hear the beat band in the service. Tho
present Is its second extended tour. John
fhtlip Souza IN It's leader, and has hold
the position eleven years. Ii Ia largely
due 70 his tino ability and hia high rank
AZ "A composer and IA such hG ia prolific
| ot good wofl,J hat has put the Marine
| Hand III tho front rank of national bands
/ In the world. The Instruments OF tho
1 band consist of 4 u clurinota Il clari-
I noia, flutes, ohoes, husaoons. 4 euNo-
/ phones, alto elarinetS, / bass clarinet,
/ French horns, cpTnetA, = trumpeta, y
4 ilagel horns, 3 trombpncS, ouphoniuna,
/ i bnsaea, aud drums, triangies, tytnpuni,
/ etc
/ Accompanying the baud ia Miss Marie
/ becea, a soprano of prominence, whose
/ Voice mas that peculiar, penetrating aud
/ resonant quality that adapts il to very
l.. Ia -,
/ great. and it's purity aud sin 4othnosa arc
conceded ny all critics, while her use OF
/ Il tCstiteA To the severe and high training
/ IL has had. She is native OF Ohio,
md Is granddaughter OF General
Thomas l.. llumer, who enjoyed tho disu
tinetion of having boon tho man who
nominated L. >, Gfaut 10 be IL cadet at
| West Point. Sl.n has been very success.
iul ia England and France in opera and
/ concert. and IN great musical festivals,
( The concerts 81 che Marine Band in san
( Francisco tho present weels have been
colA1lpte Successes, aud the press writes
( iu praise OF It's entertainments The
/ papers agree that tho playing of the band
4 maintains the ialno IL las enjoyed So
I many YEAR, The local manager OF the
/ bands concerts il @. J.. Dodge. lie au-
I thorizes the statement that arrangements
! have hton made for reduced rates To Sac
I ranento OH the day aud evening OF the
concerts for all potuta ON the railroads
/ between Sacramento aud PlacerVille,
+ tpl,aS, Chico. Dixon aud Calf. Passage
I il 10 be secured upon coupon tickets for
1 either OF the concerts.
This evening, at Turner Hall jgym.
nHsiumaropml. there viii he a grand lit
erary and gyn,uasiie entertainment given
/ by the sacramento Ioegling club ass
sisted by the Turner harmonic. The
! cluh viii introduces the Arabian pyta-
mds, They will also have "a pantotaime
aud fareezeomedy. "Au helien do MyNr
/ terry" pantomimo; Wanted. a Teacher, 4"
/ IA iaTen-comodS. The entertainment viii
/ conelpdo with tGg-oi-war, The pur-
/ pose OF this entertainment is 10 raise
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