St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-12
DANES ORCHESTRA BILLED FOR A
CONCERT AT THE METROPoL-
TITAN TODAY.
PROGRAMME IS EXCELLENT.
FIRST TIME IN FOUR YEARS THE
AGGREGATION HAS BEEN
HEARD HERN
THE TWIN CITY MILITARY BAND
To Give a Programme ut Mozart
Hall-The Schubert Clubs Last
Musical Eve.

The Danz orchestra, numbering forty men,
under the personal direction of Frank DAM
Jr., will give one grand instrumental concert
at the Metropolitan opera house at $3.50 this
afternoon. This is the first time for four
years that Mr.. Danz has given a concert
with his orchestra in St. Paul, and as he has
he WILL no doubt, be greeted by an overflow
ing house, as Mr.. Danz has a great many
friends and admirers in this city. The fol-
lowing is the programme that will be pre-
scented this afternoon:
Cverture-"'La Gazza Ladra" ...... .Rossini
Symphonie-"Rustic Wedding. Goldmark
a. In the Garden; b. The Dance.
Concerto for Violin" Romantique" GODDARD
a. Allegro Moderate; b. Con Recitative; C.
y; AdagiS Motto; d. Conzonetta; g. Finale.
a. Pecheur NapoIitain ct. Napolit adn
b. Toredore ct Andalouse. :. .Rubenstein
Solo for Four Violins.
a. Anitsas Dance-"Peer Gynt Suite. .Greig
b. Waltz Movement From the Bal
let-''Thorn Rose" ........... .Tschaikowsky
rtnapSoole NO.. s. List
The best reserved seats, lower floor and
balcony, are at moderate prices giving every
one an opportunity of hearing one of the best
orchestral concerts that has been presented
in st. Paul for long time.
The Twin City Military band, of this city,
will give band concert at Mozart hall for
merly Turner halD on Thursday evening,
April 16. An excellent programme will be
rendered, including two vocal numbers.
A grand concert will be given under the
auspices Of the st. Joseph and A. Kontsh
Singing societies on Saturday evening, April
IT, at Mozart hall. Dancing will follow.
The Third division of the Schubert club
had charge Of the fine programme rendered
last Wednesday afternoon at Conover hall.
Wadsworth Harris of the Modjeska compa-
ny, was particularly successful in his
Shakespearian readings. A slight staginess
at the beginning speedily wore away, and he
held the attention Of the audience through
the entire scene from Henry WILL" be-
tween Cardinal Wolsey and Cromwell which
he gave with great dramatic vigor. He re-
sponded to two encores. A selection from Eu-
gene Field and Ben Kings eff l Should Die
Tonight" 1t is hoped that he may be heard
again In more complete programme. Con-
trary to the clubs usual custom it gave
room upon the programme to two children,
the president explaining that in this instance
the committee thought it wise to deviate
from the rule. Little Arma Mich, a child of
five, gave violin solo, Hungarian fantasia
by Carleton, which in some places showed
remarkable technical skill and musical abil-
lty IN the little one. She was heartily
cored. Miss Margaret Mich, child of
seven, played two numbers upon the piano.
"Papillons," by Grieg. and "Canzonetta, 4"
by Gade both of which were interesting, be-
cause they showed a rare power of express
sion and Interpretation, together with an I'M
usual strength of touch in one so young. Both
children give promise of brilliant future.
G. H. Bigelow, the other assistant on the
programme, sang two songs cnarmingly, as he
q Iuya UCd Nhn 0f fI,0r
given by regular members of the Third d.
vision. Two numbers that called for special
mention were an aria from Haydn's "Crea-
ton, with Verdure Clad" sung by Miss
Marian Pace, and Mendelssohn's Variations
Serieuses,' by Miss Ella Richards. Miss Pace
surprised and delighted all who heard her by
the fuency and ease with which she rendered
the entire difficult number. Her voice Is
beautiful high soprano, which gives evidence Of
careful training. The chorus, with Miss Elsie
Shave as director, usual, was one of the
best features of the very interesting pro-
grsmme.
The president announced that the club will
have an evening musicale some time during
the latter part of the month, Of which due
notice will be sent to the members.
Mrs. James Morrison is planning mu-
steal entertainment to be given in Central
hall, Central block Friday evening, April IT,
The entertainment will consist of piano music
solo singing, choruses, recitations and a class
of little girls in uniform will appear in
hOOD drill will