Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
A SPLENDID CONCERT
WAS THAT GIVEN At TIE GRAND OPERA
HOUSE, LAST EVENING,
By the Pupils Of Nr. James Stephens Marlin-A
Large and Critical Audience Present, and
the Numbers Effectively Rendered.

The Midwinter Concert by the pupils
OF Mr.. James Stephen Martin. at the
Grand Opera House, last evening, was
an occasion that drew out an immense
assemblage OF our music-loving people,
In fact, the house was literally packed
and OVERLOOKING.
The programme was exceedingly well
rendered throughout, each number
being received with merited applause,
together indicating appreciation OF
the successful career of Prof. Mar
tin, by whose skill and ability
IL was possible TO provide such feast
have neither time nor space 10 enter
into an extended notice CT the rendition
OF each succeeding number; indeed II
ne could do so, il would be almost i'm
possible TO say which performer out id
the other, all having acquitted them
selves SO entirely TO the satisfaction
Of the immense audience. We feel
however. that we must especially mem
tion Miss NewComb, whose artistic exc
cution upon the violin of the two or
three difficult compositions arranged
by her was marvellous TO degree,
showing the careful study and incessant
practice necessary to bring
cut the Inherent beauties OF the
noble instrument. Rounds of applause
greeted her at each appearance and she
was compelled TO repeat every perform
ance before the audience was content
TO let her 90. Mr.. A. Taylor, DR.. o. w.
Burdatts and Mr.. i. Z. Huseman were
especially happy in the successful rem
dition Of the numbers allotted to them,
each being well rewarded with ap-
plause.
Another splendid number upon the
programme was the familiar and always
popular intermezzo from Mascagni's
Rustic Cavalier" Miss Hastings rem
dered this In faultless style, and the in
Strumentation by Misses Newcomb,
Sage and Johnson was artistic and
effective.
The concert throughout was SPLEEN
did one, and was appreciated at its full
worth by the large and critical audi
ence.
The programme in full was as fol-
lows
FIRST PART.
NJ endelssohn-Due 80, Vert Thou
.................in the Cauld Blastn
Miss Zou Hastings and Miss Kate Land.
Wallace-(Maritana), "Scenes that
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. are Brightest"
Miss Isabelle Henry.
Nevin. "Ho, Fill Me Flagon"
DR.. .. W. Burdatts
Ambrose Thomas - (Mignon), "Dost
..... Thou Know that Fair Land"
Miss Nellie Egeter.
Sir II. K, Bishop. SHOULD He Upbraid"
Miss Annie Pelley.
a. When to Thy Blossom"
HounO"'''''' b. Flower Song
Miss Kate Land.
WlenlaWsHl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Legend
Miss Blanche Newcomb.
SECOND PART.
Rossi-(Mitrane), Duett "Come to
Observation-Disclosures. My Heartn
Miss Nellie Egeter and Miss Alice Egeter.
DeKown-The KnickerbOckers), only
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IN Dreams"
MISS Henry.
Gounod-(Phiemou ct Baucis), Vul-
............ ...-......C Gu sung
Mr.. A. Taylor.
Carl Bohm. a. "Stil we die Nacht"
Oscar We'll. .......l b. Fruhlingszeit
Miss Alice Egeter.
Cavacciolo-Duetts 4 Ne Ggat Of Sl0pas
Miss Zou Tasting and Miss Kate Land.
Gounod 49, Queen of Sheba), "She
Alone Charmeth My Sadness
Mr.. l.. Husemen.
Mascagni- (Cavalleria Rusticana), In
Miss Hastings
Violin Obligato Oy Miss Newcomo.
Organ. Miss Annie Sage.
Piano. Miss johnson.
Handel ............ ( a. Largo
Brahms ..........., D. Hungarian Dance
Miss NewcomO.
Ceilier-( Spectre knighl)-Quartette,
Owl SOng-"TOo-Wh Two-W hoon
Miss Henry, Miss Egeter.
Mr.. Danuer. Mr.. Frazier.