The herald., 1893-05-14

whom are training nightly for the CONF
ing struggle.
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The Philharmonic society promises
pleasurable surprise to their many
friends in the pretentious as well as in
tereeting character of the programme
which they will produce at the last OF
the society aubecription concerts, on
Monday evening, May 29tb, at the Los
Angeles theater. The musical ieaet pre-
pared is comprehensive in it's range,
comprising features that will appeal to
ali taetes. Weber'e Der Freischutz =
the overture-will be one OF the popular
elements Of the programme. while
Beethoven's First Symphony, which
will be given entire with full orchestra,
will appeal to all lovers OF classical mu-
eic. Mr.. Joseph Rubo, the well.known
basso, will sing The Recitative, Choral
and Battle Song from Meyerbeer's opera
The Hugnenote, and the Recitatlve and
Aria OF the High Priest from Mozart's
Magic Flute, while Director Stamm an
nounces that De Beriot'a Ninth Concerto
will be played by Mr.. Lowlnsky, the
popular violinist. The opening number
OF ths prcgrarnme will DO Memberships
overture TO Ruy Bias, superb dramatic
musical work, which has been the sub.
iect of careful and painstaking rehearsal
by the Philharmonic musicians. The
new arrangement Of SchuDert's Erl
King, by Professor Stamm, in which the
leit-motip--the colloquy between the
Fri King, the father and child are car
ried by the violoncello, the oboe, and
the flute and chimes, has been spoken
of in the highest terms by musicians
who have heard it, and it will undoubt-
eddy be heartily encored. Beethoven's
First Symphony will be one OF the solid
substantials of the programme, and give
the Philharmonic society an opportu-
nifty to show what progress they have
made toward establishing standard
orchestral organization here in Eos An.
geleH.
The Philharmonic society has been.
under large expense in securing mu-
sicel library, and there is no doubt but
that their host OF friends in society and
musical circles will turn out en- masse
on the occasion OF their last concert, to
give substantial evidence OF their lively
appreciation of their merits as first
class orchestra.
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Through by Daylight was played for
the last time Last night at the Park The
alter by the Wards. They closed very
successful week. Tomorrow night Mr..
Ward will present Dion Boucicaults
greatest drama The Shsughraun with
entirely new scenery and mechanical eff
fects. Mr.. Ward as Conn The Shau-
ghrauD, was the authors favorite, and
when Mr.. Boucicault died he left The
Shaughraun to Mr.. Ward. OF all the
plays Mr.. Ward has his favorite is The
Shaughraun. Carrie Clark Ward as
Moya is well cast, and her specialties
are always pleasing. The entire COM
pany are we'll cast, and The Shsughraun
will be given magnificent production
tomorrow night. Prices 10, 20, 80 cents,
box seats 80 cents. Usual matinee on
Saturday. Seate now selling.
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The Floral Pageant will be held in Los
Angeles Thester on Friday and Satur-
day evenings and Saturday matinee,
May Goth and 9th. Visitors should be
well pleased with what they will see. A
spectacular performance, something
similar to the Krmess, given last year
will be given on a grander scale. Diff
ferent flowers of California will be rep
resented by 1875 young ladies in costume
with solo and chorus dancing.