The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-27
Honolulu People Who Express Their
Musical Taste.
TWO MORE DAYS IN WHICH TO CHOOSE.
The Programmes Which Have Been
Sent in Already Show The Interest
Taken in the Matter-Marches and
Operatic Selections Predominate.

Do you know what you would
like to hear Berger and his boys
play :? If you do, fill out the blank
at the end of this article, and send
it to the ADVERTISER office.
Quite a number have been re-
ceived already. Only two more day
remains In which to send in the
blanks-today and tomorrow. The
eight pieces which are the most
popular will be arranged in a pro-
gramme, and the Professor will
play it.
Here are the programmes al
ready received. The first one is
made by w. R. Daley, of the
Daley theatrical company:
/. "Washington Post" .March
2. sBlue Bells of Scotland. Waltz
s. "Souza's Prize" .............. March
.. .Rockaway, Beach" ..Schottische
s. "Cobblers". ...... Song from Bocaccio
Z. "Trip to Coney Island" Medley
s. "On the Bowery". "............... Medley
This next one runs greatly to
comic opera. It is from young
business man:
1. Observation-Disclosures Beach,.
.......-. Souza
2. Selection-"Pirates of Pen
zance" ........:.....::. ::........-SulIIVan
4. Selection-"Bohemia GirP'..Balfe
5. Selection-"Robin Hood"........
8. Intermezzo-''Cavalle Rust
Z. Waltz-"Kiss Waltz" from
''Merry War" "...:..:.. :...::... STRAUSS
s. Selection-"Erminie" ..Jakobowski
Here is one, from a member of
the Daley Company, which has
four operate selections:
i. Raymond" ..........
2. "BIue Bells of Scotland" .............
8. "Belle of New York;. ......... March
4. "Mascot" ......."....-
5. 'Danube Waltz. .........................
| 6. "Norma" .......:..:.
s. "Maritana" .........
The following is from printer,
and shows there is an appreciation
of beautiful music, even in a news
paper office:
1. March-''Passing Regiment" ......
2. Overture-"Fra DiavOlO"..... .........
3. Gavotte-"Stephani nie"-..................
4. Cornet Solo-"Hail Columbia" w
5. Waltz-'Beautiful Blue Danube"
| 6. Fantasia-"La Paloma"-
Z. Selection-"Cloches de Corneville'
8. March-"Good Night. ".--.............
This one, from Phyllis" runs to
dance music and marches:
1. March-"Washingto Post".. ........
.. Piccolo Solo-s'The Deep Blue Sea"
3. Waltz-"Blue Danube".. .........
4. Selection-''Bohemian Girl'.
5. Schottische-"Coll+ge Boys. .........
6. Waltz-"Over the Waves.
7. Cornet Solo-"Hail Colum bia"...
s. March Manhattan Beach.
Here is one with several selec-
tions not chosen before:
l. Overture-"WilIiam Tell''
2. Song-"The Pilgrim of Love-. "........
| 8. Waltz-'.Blue Danube '.................
| 4. Selection-'FYeoman of the Guard"
| 5. "Reminiscences of all Nations.
6. Quadrille-"German Songs. ..........
| z. ''Serpentine Dance. e"."...................
! s. Washington Post ..........
Professor Berger, as every one
knows, is thorough musician. He
selects the following programme
| l. h-"Taunhauser".
| 2. 'Masaniello''.
3. Selection from Mozart. ........, '..-....-
4. WaltZ-"Vienna Blood" d"...............
B. Selection from Meyerbeer............
6. "Cavalleria Rusticana". "..............
Z. Cornet Solo "Sea Flower. ........
8. Waltz "Paradise of the Pacific.
| J. Z. Joseph submits the follow
ing:
/. "Republic of Hawaii'' ......-............
2. "Philadelphia" ...... .... .................-
3. washington Post'
4. Selection-'A merica" ...................
5. "Sweet Marie". ...................
6. Queens Jubilee"-...... .................
Z. "Star Spangled Banner. ......... ..........
s. "Hawaii Ponoi" "................... .........
The following programme was
sent in by one signing himself
"Tulippe.'' He must be an Eng
lishman, as he puts "Rule Britain
MIA" and "God Save the Queen" on