St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-30

made pronounced hit in st. Paul last
year and its return this season is hailed
with great pleasure. Encouraged by
his popularity and success everywhere
last year, Mr. Mockridge has greatly
strengthened and enhanced his COM
pany for 1928. and il is booked almost
solidly for the entire season. 1t will ar
rive i'll St. Paul next Thursday morning
in its own special car, the Maytiower.
in which the company is happily at
home on wheels. with its own cook and
waiter, and every complement or an
elegant hotel car. secured of the Pull
man company for the eutire tour. The
car, by the way, is a historical one. hay-
ing been used by President and Mrs.
Harrison, Nine. Patti and other noted
people. a reception to the press
and musicians of St. Paul will be given
lii the car at the union depot next
Thursday afternoon. from $50 TO 4, and
any one holding 4 reserved seat to the
concert will be admitted by it to the car
after 4 O'Clock, enabling them 20 inspect
its beautiful interior. fine appointments
and see how people live in car. The
MOckridge company opened Its second
annual tour at Lake Geneva Oct. ID.
and has everywhere met with OVatlOnS
en- route from Chicago TO St. Paul.
dozen return dates having been booked
in Illinois and Wisconsin during Its
first month out. Its programmes are
the cream of popular music, and every
concert has electrified the people with
the greatest enthusiasm. In addition
to its regular dates, the company was
secured fer grand sacred concerts
Oct. and % i'll Madison and Lacrosse.
and will sing at O'Clock this afternoon
by the special engagement of Warden
WOlfer before the 3l5 cOnvicts at
Saltwater p@nitentiary, the gov
ernOr and other state officers, sew
eraI ministers anG representatives
of the St. Paul and Minneapolis
press having been invited to be present.
At this concert Mr.. Woodbridge and Miss
PoSta Will sing the famous prison duet
from III TrovatOre," which made such
a decided hit in St. Paul last season.
and which will be repeated at next
Thursday nights concert III the Peoples
church by request. In Miss POsta Mr..
MOckri;ige has secured one of the finest
prIma donnas i'll this country, and her
reception here will be emphatic. His
violin virtu0So. Felix Winternitz, is
everywhere declared to be the equal of
Rimenyi. The company as Il whole is
very fine. and a great musical treat IS in
store for ST. Paul lovers OF educating
aud electrifYing music. The sale of
reserved seats begins tomorrow morn
ing at Dyer Bros. and there will ull-
dOubtedly DE a large audience present.
at the Peoples church Thursday even
Ing, judging from the euth dSiaSm of
musicians and the general admiration
for Whitney Mockridge III ST. Paul.
where he has often been heard aud IS
we'll known.
Samuel A. Baldwin viii give his
+,l or L.
church this evening at 6:4j o'clock. The
programme will be as follows:
Prelude and fugue III 4 minor.-....B Bach
ALegrettO III d ma Or. ..-.-...- Aierkel
Fourth organ sonata il Is hat. v endelssohu
AT Evening .-...-..---..----..D dudley Buck
Canulene-.-. -. Observation-Disclosures lome
Aarche Nuptiale $50. De la Tombelle
1T the harvest festival i'll the morning Mrs
Yale viii sing The New Kingdom. Tours.
ana the choir viii render Come. Ye Thank
fui People. anthem. by Schneider, anu
Jubilate' in a, shelley.
The one thing most noticeable about
Brooke's American typical orchestra,
which Is to give series of concerts in
this city, beginning at an early date. is
the fact that all the members thereof, TO
a man. are young. Prot. Brooke looked
after this point of recommendation as
closely as after the others. The men.
picked with care from all the famous
musical organizations in the country,
are not only young, but they are also
talented in every particular, each being
capable Of stepping down to the foot
lights and playing a difficult solo If
called upon TO do so. They are thor
Oughiy well drilled III classical music
and have the natural aptitude for light
er selections which comes with youth
ana general interest in music. The
programmes will all be OF the highest
order and sufficiently varied to suit all
tastes. whether light or heavy, and
there is not the slightest doubt that they
will at once attract the notice and
patronage of ali lovers of music in this
vicinity.