Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
BAND CONCERT.


The concert given at the Academy
of Music last evening by the Seaboard
Air Line Band. assisted by Miss Eliz-
.abetb a. Taylor and Mr.. James Ire
dell Jenkins was Il very pleasant and
entertaining affair, In fact, one of the
musical treats of the season. Tho rem
dition Of the numbers OF the program
was very fine and showed marked
degree of excellence which reflects
great deal OF credit upon Director
Maxim and his band. Miss Taylor's
appearance was greeted with generous
applause. and as an encore to her first
selection, My Dreams she sang The
Last Rose of Summer"
Mr.. jenkins fine baritone voice was
heard TO great advantage and his song
II Cannot Help Loving You" was
heartily applauded. The program fol-
lows:
1. Observation-Disclosures Tell ..Rossini
?. observation-disclosures" ........ F'lotow
3. Soprano Solo--"My Dreams .Tosti
BY Miss Elizabeth Taylor.
!. Nalse Caprice .......... kretschmer
s. Descriptive 1'an;asia-"A Color
ed Wedding" .......... Lauendeau
psis.--lntroduction, strains from
Mendelssohns Wedding March. more
humorous than elasticity interpreted
parsonage; at the parsonage the cerc-
mony; the fatal words. Il Will" the
kiss and words of advice: return home
the festivities begin; getting hotter
and hotter; final, "Nigger, Nebber
Die"
PART II.
6. Overture-"Magic Flute" :. Mozart
Z. Euphonium Solo ........ Selected
by Mr.. Antonio Facinda.
S. Baritone Solo--"I Cannot Help
Lo NJ, n"n i,.;,.. ,on,,,1 Johns
.. (a) flag Dance .............. Tobani
(b) Patrole of the Beers. Schleiffasth
10. Daughter of the
Regiment .............. Donizetti
Mr. Anton f. Koerner, accompanist;
Mr.. FL Frank Maxim, director.
TERRY M'GOVERN AT THE ACAD-
ENVY or MUSIC TONIGHT
Talking about what actors and ac-
tresses salaries are Terry McGovern.
who plays the part of the Bowery Boy
With The Bowery After Dark" at the
Academy OF Music. has them all beat
Ell. Terry McGovern has just signed
contract with Managers Sullivan and
Harris for n season Of 81 weeks, as the
star of The BOwery After Dark" at
n salary of $50 which is exactly
$2S,000 more than the President OF the
United States receives. Terry Meow
ern is just Il years of age, and during
his ring career up to the present time,
1t is claimed, has made more money
than John l.. Sullivan. j. j. Corbett or
Bob Fitzsmmons. In his last fight
with Frank Erne he received S14, 900 for
his share; with Peddler Palmer he re-
ceived $4,000: with George Dixon, $l2,-
000; Oscar Gardner, $4,000; Tommy
White. in Chicago, $1,000; Tommy
-
try. in Chicago. $500: Billy Rockford.
in Chicago, $500. He defeated Erne
in seven minutes; Peddler Palmer in
two minutes; George Dixon in TWEEN
ty-four minutes; Oscar Gardner in
eight minutes; Tommy White in eigh-
teen minutes; Tommy White in eight
minutes: Eddie Santry in fifteen min
utcs; Billy Rockford in two minutes.
Terry just received $I2.2 for defeat
ing the above mon. and it just took
him eighty-four minutes to dispose OF
them all.
"a RUNAWAY GIRL"
The Augustin Daily Company is a
very pretentious organization. If one
may judge from its number and per-
sonnet, as well also as the great
amount of scenery, wardrobe, etc, that
is provided by the management for it's
production of the musical comedy "a
Runaway Girl"
The management state that the COM
pany comprises some sky artists,
prominent among whom are seen the
names of Mr.. Arthur Dunn, Mr.. John
Park, MIR. Joe Fay, MIR. Maurice ABB
hey, Mr.. Henri Ieoni, Mr.. George Mil
Ter. Miss Clara Bell Jerome, Miss CeS
leste Wynne. Miss Miriam Lawrence,
Miss Minnie DeRue and Miss Fanny
Dewitt and many others of dstinc-
ton. With this array of talent in con-
junction with the pretty faces and
trained voices of the handsomely dress
ed chorus, one can readily see that the
reputation of this company must be
well deserved. The entire organza-
ton and complete production of "a
Runaway Girl" will be seen at the
Academy of Music next Saturday, mat
inee and night.