The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-10
AN EXCELLENT PROGRAMMED is
ARRANGED FOR 1T BY RICH
ARDS GORDON,
CLASSICAL IN ITS ENTIRETY.
1T WILL EMBRACE THE BEST
WORKS OF THE BEST COM
POSERS.
MISSES GORDON AND LASIPREY
VIII BE the SOIoists of the Occasion
Assisted by Dan1's Full
Orchestra.

No more attractive event has been
offered to the music loving people of
st. Paul in months than the symphony
concert which has been arranged by
Richards Gordon for the benefit Of the
Minnesota Boat club. A more worthy
object could not be found, and it is
safe to say that a better concert will
not be given here this winter. The
big orchestra, under Frank DAM Jr.,
is doing fine work at rehearsals, and
the programme shows that Mr.. Gordon
has arranged a veritable musical treat.
The soloists, Miss Gordon and Miss
Lamprey, have most difficult numbers
assigned to them, but the renditions
c0ulu not be put in better hands.
The date of the concert is Wednes-
day, Jan. 20, at the Metropolitan opera
house. Tickets exchangeable for re
served seats can be had at w. j. Dyer
& Bros, and the box office of the opera
house.
The sale of reserved seats will COM
mence Monday, Jan. 49, at 8 am. A
great deal of delay will be done away
with if tickets are secured at once,
box office when the reserved seats are
placed on sale. The programme is
as follows:
Overture-"O beron'' ..................We Weber
Andante, March Movement.
"Elsa's Dream 'Lohengrin'' 49,. Wagner
Miss Gordon.
"Romanza' Violin ................. Beethoven
Miss Lamprey.
Morning of Ase,'' "Anitras Dance, >
I'm the Halls of the Mountain King
THE Imps Are Chasing Peer Gynt."
(al Ballet Music-Waltz music from sleep
o. ing scene 81eu De Baiecharlotto SSrdag%sNy
Benoit
(a) Wiegenlied- Violin .........Ha Hair
o. Perpetuum Mobile-Violin. ........... Ries
Miss Lamprey.
Ballade and Aria-"Faust' ......... .Gounod
King of Thule-JeWel Song.
Miss Gordon.
RhapSodie NOrWegienne ........... .SWensden
Director, Prof. Frank DAM Jr.
The following capital programme
will be rendered this afternoon at the
DAM concert at Harmonic hall. Mime
apOlis. A number of parties of ST. Pau
people have been made up to go over
to the concert, and the attendance from
this city will, no doubt, be larger than
at any of the concerts thus far this
season:
March-"Niagara'' . Came
Overture-"Oberon ''....C. NJ. Weber
Seventh Symphony first two. movements.
Ballet 6ivertissement,; FIRST time, beefnoyen
Fantasie Tyrolienne-"The Merry Swissboy''
Flute solo by Mr.. Charles H. Freeman.1
Waltz Serenade-"Le Perle de Valence".
Norwegian Rhapsodie-(No. 3)...... .svendser
sisted by the ladies' chorus Of sixty
voices, will this evening present by
general request for the second time
the operetta of 'Velida'' The entertain
ment will take place at Mozart hall,
and the festivities will close with a
series Of dances. The ConcOrdia has
put forth every effort to make this the
success of the season, and it will IN
dOubtedly prove musical event. Addi-
tional rehearsals have been held, and
this being it's second presentation the
performers will duly acquit themselves
with credit. Following is the cast:
Countess curau his wife "A Adele H HoFman
Barbara, his daughter . Bertha Enderlen
" IT Walther .;..................O Otto Roland
GhrlstI, peasant ......::".:.;.. IA. Fritsche
Jean Friedman, servant of the count
W. Platte
Ignaz ....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G. Winter
Anton .............. - w Duv
Barbel .......... ..... Emma Heinze
Hanna ............ ......... Emma Mary
Lisbeth ........... Louise EnderIen
Grethe ............. Helena Schach
The following programme will be Civ
Ell this evening at the Park Congrega-
tiOnal church: