The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-17
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BLANCHARD-F FITZGERALD HALL.-Jos
Rubo's recital last night commanded q
very well-filled hall. The programme
was an exceptionally well-selected one.
The singing met with deserved encour-
agement. Following were the numbers
rendered:
Prayer from Masaniello, Auber-By a num-
Der OF vocaiists.
Aria fro m Ii Trovstore, Verdf-Mr Nuelle
Still As the Night, Bohm--Miss Werner.
Alone, Whitney-Mr. Clark.
Quartette, The Cuckoo, Fittig - Mines.
Schnaoel, Collette, Fischer, Rubo.
Magic song, Meyer Helmann-Miss Strong.
Aria, The Daughter of the Regiment, Done
zetti-Mrs. Schnsbei
Trio Queen OF the Night, Smart-Emes Toll
hurst, Rubo and Mira. kubc.
Canst Thou Believe? Giordsni-Mr. Fruhl-
inE.
Ave Maris, Mascagni-Miss Nash.
Am Meer, Schu bert Mr. Kutner.
Aria, Samson and Della, Saint saens-Mrs.
Tolhurst
Quartette, Kucken-Mmes. Schnabel, Rubo,
Messis kutnsr, Rubo.
Los ANGELES THEATER.-The Hopkins'
Trsnsoceanic Star Specially company is
an aggregation of European and Amer
lean artists. The manager OF the COM
pany is John d. Hopkins, who last
eeason controlled the Boston Howard
Atheneum Star Specially company. Mr..
Hopkins has secured family of Danish
acrobats. in Copenhagen, Denmark, the
Lsrs-Larsen family, consisting OF four
ladies and one gentleman. In addition
to that is Kara. the Bsvsrian juggler
Melville and Stetson, topical duetists;
Billy Van, comedian; Win H. Fox rs
Paddewhiske; the Dixon Brothers,
musical clowns; De Bersel, lightning
modeler in clay Fulgora, trsns6gurator;
John and Harry Dillon, parody singers;
the Larsen Sisters, who are queens OF
the horizontal bars. The company will
be the attraction at the Los Angeles
thester next week for five nights.
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Los ANGELES THEATER.-Tonight Mr..
VIM. HI. Sherwood, the great pianist,
will be heard in the following selec-
tions
march, Chopin.
Doppio movimento scherzo. Marche Fune-
bre. Presto, Grave.
valtzei from Carnival di Milano. op. 81, Won
Blu ow.
Die Bist die Rub, schubert-Liszt.
-Toe3ata di Concerto, op. 80, Dupont.
selections from CArneval, op. 8, kubiDstein.
Fifth Barcarole In minor, Rubinstein
lie Campanella. PagAnlnt-LiszL
E&nliaratlon, Op. Ia NO. s, WIN, II. bner-
wood
Etude de Concert in D fat, List
Liszt
Gombattlmento, agambatt
Noeturne No. 3, (Liebestrauml List
March in d, from suite op. 81. Raf
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The sale OF seats for Pinafore has been
go large that the management of the
Los Angeles theater wear smiling faces,
as they anticipate crowded house on
Friday evening. 1t only goes to prove
that the public are in harmony with the
effort OF our local singers. and are awake
to the fact that in Mr.. Pyke they have a
director and manager WHIP thoroughly
understands what he undertakes, and
never makes promise that he does not
keep with the public. That the produc-
ton of Pinstore will add another feather
in Mr.. Pyke's cap and show that his Of
forts to cater to the amusement of the
theater-goers in Los Angeles are appre-
ciated are now undoubted.
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Y. M. @. A. HALL.-Prof. W. @. Cham
bers, assisted by so of the best musicians
OF Los Angeles, will present to the N usic
loving public OF this city an elaborate
programme tonight at the Y. M. O. A.
hall, and the indications are that the
hall will be we'll filled and those pres
ent are assured of musical treat.