The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-26
,I-s, BAND IN TWO CONCERTS.
.1id programmes Both Matinee
and Night.

Mill
and Night.
,,and gave two concerts at the
..- Yesterday. The audiences were not
bnr were both appreciative and COM
'' If cultured listeners.
we're nine numbers on the after
.oresrt and eleven on the evening
-,ome. besides numerous eneores. Mr..
vigorous leader, and was very
.,.s in responding to encores.
#.+s evening concert, the overture was
b,. Tschaikowsky, in which is de-
w. -bA memorable invasion of Russia
s,r.,r,ls,n I. The marshal strains of La
y ".lfa.se" are heard telling of the vic
Inn quickly change as Moscow $
@I .,ne is pictured, the whole ending with
a,tf5p3l air of Russia, GOD Save the
~, second number was nocturne by
I'm and lines Love is King" the lat
/ wa very pretty two-step
@a,o,.iration TO the Dance" by Weber,
rs,rfbed for concert by Mr.. Innes, was
4 tD,,ifr,llv rendered and was encored.
ar4 Rosa Linde sang an aria contralto
,+n, samson and Delilah' with remark
iva effect. Nine. Linde has rich, pow
.sg voice of wonderful range. She receiv-
a TWO encores, to one of which she res
s.,dad with in Old Madrid"
Mr. Emil Keneke played a cornet solo,
.s-,'rsnir of Prague" in a very fine man
~ and received an encore.
clenss from Gounod's Faust" were Civ
en- in a finished manner, and as an encore
,g,..aonYs intermezZo, "Caviliera Rusti-
c,na was splendidly played.
The violin solo, Fantasia Caprice" by
,ga"vtemps. was one of the best numbers
an The programme, and was artistically
Ys,1-r4d by Miss Bertha Webb. Miss
Wsbb responded to two encores, giving
1rslands national anthem, "Lorelei,"
1ticb was very much enjoyed.
Tho "pance of the Hours" from La
Gaconda." by Ponchielli, was played by
Inc band.
M, lines gave a trombone solo, 1.-The
Two Srenadiers." by Schumann, in mas
tsrly manner. For an encore a selection
ram I'll Trovatore" by Mr.. lines and
Mr. Keneke was beautifully done.
The closing number was a fantasia of
npular airs In Dixie Land" in which
suwsnee River" "Our Old Kentucky
Home and "Old Folks at Home" were
played, the concert closing with lines
love Is King"
Monday night Donnelly and Girard will
present THE Geezer," their spectacular
oneretta which has been a hit in New
York The scene is laid in China, the oc-
casion being the departure of Ii Hung
Chang for America, his arrival in New
York the reception rendered him by his
countrymen i'm Chinatown his experiences
while here, and finally his departure for
tome and his reception by the Emperor
and court dignitaries.
Tuesday night DR.. Lloyd Cooke will give
sp.ritulastic seance at which he will
demonstrate the methods employed by
Prof. Taylor Bishop, DR.. Arnold and
other mediums DR.. Cooke has been an
extensive traveller, and in the course of
his peregrinations has appeared before
the royalty of England, the leading Off
cals of the Russian government, and
been subjected to tests by the scientific
world.
Wednesday matinee and night "a Night
Off will be given by Augustln Days
Company.
Thursday night Savannah theater- goers
will See the 'Prodigal Father" The plot.
Which is very gauzy, centers on the es-
fpddes Of Stanley Dodge, who misses
MS ship 10 Africa through flirting with an
actress His son becomes a prodgal, mar
RES the actress and a regular mix-up re-
suits.
saturday matinee and night ''The Girl
Left Behind Me" will be presented. The
pay in which heroic sentiment, thrill
lI5 incident and sparkling comedy are
sIacefully and artistically blended, is a
strong one. The story is one Of absorbing
'',,5Igst from first to last. 1t tells of stir
rug incidents of Indian warfare on the
northwest frontier, into which is inter-
woven a very pretty love story and Just
enough Of villainy and intrigue to serve
1s a background upon which truth, brav-
ety. o.S hooleness and unwavering fidelity
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