The herald., 1894-04-26

HAZARDS PAvILIoN.-Sousa's msgni6-
cent band, which returns fIom San
Diego today, will give two more concerts
at Hazsrd's Pavilion. In addition to
the regular matinee programme. Sousa's 8
famous arrangement: of the Ben-hur
Chariot Race will be given. The follow
ing 10 taken from the San Francisco
Chronicle of Monday last:
John Phillip Souss and his wonderful
aggregation OF musicians bsde farewell
to the exposition yesterday. The fare
we'll concert was q notable event. It
opened with the leaders, own arrange.
ment OF Tschaikowsky's overture, 1912,
and this was followed by Rubinstens g
Feramois. Other numbers on the pro-
grsmme were Arthur P7yor's trombone
solo, a cornet solo by Albert Bode,
Sousa's Songs of Grace and Songs of
Glory, the William Tell overature, gems
from Robin Hood and the Cavalry
charge. These were the printed num-
bsrs on the programme, but the band
played more than 81 pieces during the
two hours and half OF the concert,
for the reason that encores followed each
rendition. The audience fairly went
wild with delight. Sousa responded
literally and invariably gave something
popular, either one OF his own marches
or something that would start every
foet on the grounds tapping in time
with him. The Washington Post march
had to be played three times during the
concert. When the Liberty Bell march,
the last number on the programme, had
been rendered, the people cheered and
cheered for more. In response every
ma mn hoR nf ha nd or al
Lang Syns WAS rendered in q manner
that moved everybody within hearing
of the band. As soon as the fret strains
were recognizable the people stood up,
too, and most of the men removed their
hats. When the piece had been con-
cluded somebody proposed three cheers
for Sousa and his band, and three times
three cheers were given.
Following is the programme for the
matinee at 2 pm:
Overture, Tannhsuser, Wagner.
scenes AZ Masquerade new, a, Grand
lily; C, Columbine's Filtration; d, Revelry OF
the Maskers; Lacome- n rster.
Divertissement Hongroise new, Steen-
burger.
suite, The Last DAYS OF Pompeii, sousa.
8, Slumber Song. Hauser.
b, March, Manhattan Beach new, Sousa.
soprano 500, valse lie Concert, Psttison
Mis- Inez Mecusker.
a, Intermezzo, loves Dream After the Ball.
Czibulks.
b, Psttouille Fnfsntine, Gillet.
Fantas a, In Clock Store, Orth.
Introducing the Third Act of Lohengrin,
Overture Samiramide, Rossiui.
Ride of the Valkyries ana Magic Fire Scen5
from Die Walkure, Wagner.
Gems from Robin Hood, De Koven.
Saxophone solo, The Carnival, Lemersmann
Mr.. j. MoermRnns.
Grand Scene, Beaediction OF the Poignards,
Trombone selection-MessrsPr Pryor, Lyons and
WilliamA
soprano solo, Town. Msrzials-Miss Inez
a. Caprice, The Spinning Top Gillot.
b, Czardas, Last Love- Brahms.
Rosaic. Lonengrln, Wagner.
Humoresqus, Good Bye and Auld Lang 6yne,
6ouEs
The players who are rehearsing Caste
for the socisty representation to be rem
dered on Friday evening at the Los
Angeles theGter will give performance
of an attractive kind, such as has not
been seen in this city for long time.
Those undertaking the parts cannot be
all classed Rs amateurs, seeing that they
| are not by any means novices in stage
work. Mrs. Warrington Berry and
Mrs. Minnie Hance Owens are eStab'
lished favorites here, and the gentlemen
have on frequent occasions demon
strsted their abilities. 1t should be
performance worth seeing. The box
! ofFice onana this morning.