The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-16
MUSICAL MATTERS.

On Monday and Tuesday evenings of
next week In the basement of ST. Matt
theW,s Church, Sussex s street that very
be produced under the management of
Nine. G. Richter, assisted by Miss Jennie
Thompson. For some weeks past the
young people have been rehearsing for
this work and may be said to have at
tanned a high state of finish, consequently
a delightful representation may be ex-
written by. Clara I. Burnham, who has
mixed up fairies and mortals in a charm
ing way. OF course there is a queen, and
witch, and according to rule, she is ugly
absolutely necessary. and he is there,
aan Wn m%ischi s1sa m ewes. Miss Misses Bu Pn-
ham has mad a wonderful dra-
n1ahic notch potch, to which is
will take prominent and minor parts in
the operettas are
Princess Snow-White ...
.......Miss Christine A. Richter
queen h0samo Mis- 81 SUSIE nhar EtIel ormsby
ATbutas, .Daffodil ...,... Maids of Honor
Miss Lulu May. Arnheiter. Miss Edna
Maids of Honor-Misses Harriet Irvine
Brandholz, Helen B. Valleau, Fannie
Martin, Katie Doherty, Dorothea L.
vi bRa1s' bai hslss t. .Ghliaren of the Palace
Carrie Bliss, Lulu Stengle.
Page ......Master Leslie Coot
Other Palace children by the same girls
who subsequently appear as the
Forest Elves.
Rupert, Prince of Loraine.........
..@;......M Andrew j. Martin
THE DWARFs.
Max -. :. ......Master Charles Bliss
Hans Master George Johnson
Peter Bender. George Conway, Charles
Mucheller. Frank Bliss.
Diner oaw PEP E11es.Misse MisI M namie sE aSanspaer'
s Hnne M id5h, sf. Amy Y Yale Mamie
Lottse Landhagon, May Landharon,.
Mamie Thompson. Jennie Herman, Car
RE bliss. Emma Meyers, Frances Cart
ner. Pauline DUETS, Nora Smith, Geor-
Voice from the Mirror. Mr.. Andrew Martin
The Echo-a
.-......M Miss Dorothea Karlein
Following the operetta, there will be a
farce, "Grandma's Pet performed by
Misses Sarah Moe, Carrie Baker, Ida
Buckbee, Maude Moorby, Irene Higin-
pothami Messrs. Walter L. Pye, and
The Valencia Orchestra, of Hoboken,
announces its first concert of the season,
70 be given on Wednesday next in the
Quartette Club Hall, Washington street.
promptly At RRaiff fI paat eight gft penn. Dr..
julius Peters will conduct. A very select
programme has been arranged and at it's
close there will be a dance.
Church win, on thursday evening next.
# ne Of eh pays. sly Tsis the ex@o sadafnsa; b bess-
tifll work has been carefully rehearsed
and doubtlessly will be we'll done. A
small charge for admission will be made
and the proceeds will go into the church's
treasury.
Tbs organ fund started by the La
growing considerably larger. They be-
for $500. and to this end a fair was held
last night at Mr.. Meningitis house, at
No. 122 Pacific avenue, and a goodly sum
a fey nights age the Yembers. of the
boksn. gave q concret and hired the
plains that the programme was lament
ably poor, the quartette evidently taking
it for. granted that West Hoboken was
existed, and did not take. the trouble, to
sing with ordinary attention to phrastng
and expression.
Der 2s, of the Schubert Glee Grub, to be
as delightful as those. preceding. In
the first place the club has made the
esting. because 1t includes many shades
of style in four-part writing. The the
artists engaged are of u~ndoubted excel
Of its numbers will b a string orchestra
from Seidps band, and these musicians
will play vic apart from the choral
numbers; For this concert Miss Katho
been engaged. and the club expect that
they will be able to secure that very
clever violinist. Henry. Schmidt. Alto
gether the concert will be well worth
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