Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-06
HEAVENLY HARM0NIES

| At Wheeling Park Casino May lO-opera
House Orchestra Concert.
The sixteenth annual concert of that
superb musical organization, which
this city is so justly proud Of, the Opera
House Orchestra. will take place next
Monday evening, Nay 10, at Wheeling
Park Casino. whose acoustic properties
are renowned throughout this section
and whose fame extends abroad. In
usual effort has been expended this year
TO make the coming concert the best
,bat hos vet heea given under the aus
nices of the orchestra Combined with
} his GALAXY of musicians will be twelve
Derforroers selected from the prominent
orcHestras of Pittsburg, forming COM
binatiOp of artists never before col
lected outside Of the most artlsuc met
ropolitan organizations. Inc opera
/ House orchestra in presenting thIS
largely augmented force OF perform
e~s has only one object in view. and
tb2- is to give an Interpretation OF the
musical selections worthy Of the am
birious numbers on the programme
Below is given a roster of the Opera
Uousa orchestra. and also the names OF
The artists selected from the orchestral
forces of Pittsburg:
Diractor Prof. p. w Spell
E-irs+ ViOIius-Prof. H. SChOckey. e.
| r}1,,narrerg. y. BOrnhOlt, J. Evans
second Violins-Charles Vaas, y
Far5er. n. Vaas. F. Ludwig.
Viola-L. Feinler.
CellO-Fred Meyer.
Rassc-Johu Fischer.
Flute and Piccolo-John Humil, Emil
Lang. ~.
| Jaeger
Trombone-Lewis Huseman.
Timpanv-William II. PAUL.
Snare Drum-H. Lehman.
Bass Drum-H. F. PAUL.
/ The twelve well-known Instrumental
lists from the various orchestras OF
Pitts5urg. who will assist the Opera
House orchestra. are as follows:
/ First ViOlirs-J. Sauerwein. Sym
phonv): T. Clement. (Bijou); ]. H.
Behler. CAlvin).
Second Violins-J. Oberhauser, (Sym-
phonv): 7. Tuteur. (Toerge's).
| Viola-Cbarles Baker, Symphony.
PRINCIPAL Basso-August Rose, Sym
phony.
| (Symphony)
phony).
French Horns - Oscar Loe6lich'
| CeoTge Ieppich, Symphony.
It viii he seen from a careful scrutiny
Of the Pittsburg performers that a num-
her OF them are not unfamiliar TO
Wheeling audiences. Especially is this
the case of Mr.. Arthur Metzdorf, the
cello solist. OF the Pittsburg Orchestra,
who. on a very recent date. so delight
Cd The very critical audience that as
sembIed in Arion hall on the occasion
OF the concert given by the Philhar-
monte Club.
The vocal part of the programme is
in excellent hands. Mr.. George Albert
Holden. the tenor. of New York City,
who has been engaged at considerable
exDerse. will make his first bow TO
WbeoIing audience. and Judging from
MS success III llt idlSOSt Ni'iIS' ~ NeNA
not fail to satisfy the most exacting
taste
It has always been the custom OF the
management of the Opera House or
chestra to honor home talent, and for
the coming event next Monday even
ing. they have made wise snd popular
selections. Mrs Flora Williams al
wavs charms her auditors. and on this
occasion will. without doubt, meet all
the requirements her most sanguine
friends anticipate. Mr. H. w. Hughes,
whose magnificent voice is familiar to
Wheeling audiences. will be heard in a
verv attractive number. which will add
further laurels 70 his fame and pOpu-
laritv. Prof. Hermann Grimm, as a
performer on the flute, is without a
neer in this city. Taking il. all in P.N.
the ODera House orchestra this year
presents the most satisfactory array Of
talent ever offered before. These feat
u-es with the incompatible attractions
Of Wheeling Park with its Aladdin
iIighted groves. and beautiful electrical
effects. form an attraction that cannot
be resisted.
The sale Of reserved seats for this
concert will begin Saturday morning
M Houses music store.