The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-31

both popular and classical numbers,
and the vocal portion of the entertain
ment, under the direction of Prof
Emil Onet, will uphold the rich stand
ard of excellence set by him at the
previous concerts. The instantaneous
success Of the first of the Seibert series
of concerts at the Metropolitan was
most gratifying to the management,
and they are to be congratulated on
their removal from the cosy, but con-
fined quarters Of Conover hall to the
more commodious' Metropolitan. The
programme for the concert is one that
will certainly please all classes of
music lovers. The Introductory num-
Der, the American! Girl" march, by
Victor Herbert, ahd@the closing num-
Der, selections from lei CAPTAIN"
Sousa's popular opera, represent the
popular portion of the programme.
The overture, autumn" by Grieg,
which will have $its first reading in
public this afternoon, is a strictly
classic tone picture of the modern
school The programme in full is as
follows: :
PART 1.
Introductory March-'tAmerican Girl Herbert
with compliments of the author)
Overture-''Autumn' .Gr1eg
First time.)
Cornet Solo-"Pretty Jane" ....... Hartmann
William C. NARROW.
Siegfried's Tod und Trauermarsch aus
der "Goetterdaemmerung" .......... Wagner
PART II.
a. Minuet-"Flori'' .....................G Came
b. Intermezzo-" Smiles and Tears. Voeker
Tenor Solo" Bright Star of Love-. ..Robaudi
Harry George.
Orchestra accompaniment under direction CT
overture-"Ruy rp Bias . one' .Mendelzsohn
Popular Selection from opera, Eel
Captain" ......................... ...-. .Sousa
The entertainment to be given Sat
rrCiav evening at the Metropolitan
under the auspices of the Royal Ar
canum councils promises to be one Of
the events Of the season. The pro-
gramme given below shows an array
OF talent which has seldom been equal
ed and cannot but please those attend
ing:
Tuxedo Programme
Soldiers Chorus-"Faust ......... Company
Sextette 49,. ;.....'. LUCIA
Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Kreiger; Messrs. Madeira,
Churchill, Quesnel, George.
Come Back My Honey. .........J. Hamil
AL Flournoy.
Drinking Song. ..Cavalleria Rusticana"
A. p SQuesnel.
P. g.. Churchill.
airline" -. 49,. ! -. Emil Oberhoffer
H. E. George.
"Estudiantina" ...... .................. Gomez
Euterpe Qhartette.
"Crappy DAN de Sportin' Man
Charles c. Fairchild. :.
Prologue ........ 49,. ........... Pagliacci"
A. De c. Madeira.
"Sing, Sweet Birds -. :.............. GAM
Master Morris Jeffreys.
Song and Dance
Misses Geldie and Emma Gillette
Tell All Dem Coops I'm Coming
Tenney and Wolf
Curtain.
During the intermissiSn Seibert's orchestra
will play the Tuxedo March, composed and
directed by Henry Dellifield.
Elks' Banjo Club, It. Snyder Director
Monoloeue .........Al Flournoy
Euterpe QuartetteL
Mrs. Harris, Mr.. Kreiger, Miss Baker, Miss
Burnett
Recitation .-...... .........,,.. AUX ltallenS
Charles Fairchild.
Miss Matte Bartholomew and G, SHIRLEY.
Dialect Comedians. .Tenney and Wolf
A SQUAD from Company d. First infantry,
under the command of Capt Ed s. Bean,
will give an exemplfcation of the present
manual of arms and silent drill manual of
arms by Corporal John H. Krch and Charles
E. French CompanyD First infantry, intro
ducing Drum Major Master Johnnie Herman.
Tickets for the Tuxedo maybe Sc
cured of any member of the Royal
Arcanum. or at the Boston, Sixth and