The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-27

thur Sullivan in Bond street, I connded
70 nm n the happy thought" He took
three, weeks before us for carrying out
the design. 1 went to work at once;
topsy7turyied BOX and Cox" into Cox
and Box" and metamorphosed Mrs.
Bouncer" into Sergeant Bouncer, SO as
to give an opportunity for martial air.
.numbers" was finished, to Arthur SUI Jul
Ivan, who lived at that time close at
was completed. Then came rehearsals,
always at my house. The operetta was
performed for the first time by Messrs.
George Du Maurier (BoX), Harold Power
Cox, and Johnnie Forster (Bouncer) at
late hour, 1880, to suit the convenience
OF many of my professional guests
(among whom were Sothern and Buck
stone). who came straight from the the
alter to Belgrave Road. The representa-
tion was a genuine success. 1t made q
great hit. When the "Triumvirate' cp-
performance at the Adelphi theater Qor
the Bennett benefit fund.-, Arthur Sui
Ivan at the last moment wrote an over
ture for it. When it achieved public sue
performance, the author of the original
farce, Madison Morton, was, of course,
taken into partnership in this going
concern"-a curious literary, musical and
dramatic history. by the way, as Mad
olson Morton had concocted his capital
farce out of three light French pieces
q have two of them at hand), from one
of which some of the quantity humorous
dialogue was taken bodily for active serv-
Ice in BOX and Cox"
The Schubert entertainment for
Wednesday, Jan. 60 will be a piano re-
cital by Miss Zenzius. Other artists on
the programme are Mrs. H. R. Curtis
and Mrs. M. o. Graves, vocalist. The
Senate, F. Dur. No. 1...... Mozart Grieg
Allegro.
Andante Motto.
Rondo.
Miss Zenzius and Mrs. Curtis.
with Verdure Clad cThe Crea-
Mrs. Graves.
(a) Etudes, OPP. 10, No. u, OPP. Is,
Cb)Valse. Oh 81. No. 1 ............. Chopin
Miss Zenzius.
Bring Her Again to Me-
'vogel, ais Prophet Nacht.
snieN Miss zenzius o0luiiiAHli
Douei'ne''e Mrs. Graves alsls ->-'sii' W."
Rhapsodie No. IA ......................Li List
Miss Zenzius.
The Synagogue choir, under the direc-
ton of Prof. Wheaton, will present the
musical part of the programme at the
Christian Endeavor convention Monday
evening, Feb. 4, at the Central Presby-
teriaE. church.
The following programme will be pre-
scented at the Ludwig concert to be given
at Raudenbush hall tomorrow evening
under the auspices of the A. o. H. OF
Ramsey county:
Loves Young Dream. .................. Irish
Mis-. John A Hartigan, Miss Julia Don
oVan, Mr.. Harry E. George, Mr.. John
F. Gehan.
(a) David Singing Before Saul. .Bordese
Cd Molly BaWn Observation-Disclosures. Lover
Mr.. William Ludwig.
Infelice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Verdi
Mr.. John F. Gehan.
| summer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ChamlnaQe
Mrs. John A Hartigan.
(a) In Happy Moments. Wallace
| CD The Boys of Wexford. ...........Joyce
Mr.. William Ludwig.
My Heart at Thy Sweet VOICE. g..
Miss Julia Donovan. .
| (a) o Star of Eve. .................. Wagner
Cb) Irish Reaper Hymn: $3.50. .Keegar
Mr.. William Ludwig.
80 Mr.. Harry e. George.
(a) The Croppy Boy. Malone
b) Wearing S5 CT the Green; d,;;, Malone
o Fairest Daughter (Rigoletto) .....verd
| Mrs. John A. Hartigan, Miss Julia Don.
ovan, Mr.. Harry E. George, Mr.. John
F. Gehan.
Mrs. Frank L. Hoffman, accompanist.
Mr.. H F. Soucheray, tenor soloist al
| ST. Luke's church, assisted the choir OF
St. PauPs seminary Friday at the cele
bration of the feast of st. Paul.
A musicale will be given next Wednes
| day evening at the Young Woman's
Friendly association rooms. Miss Hopes
Ladies' orchestra will play, and the quar-
tette Of the Church Of ST. John the Evan
gelist. consisting of Mrs. Will Dixon
Miss Lawrence, Mr.. Forster and Mr.
Eberlin, will sing. Mr.. Fairclough vii
| have charge.
st. Paul's college chorus, under the di-
| dection of Miss Belden, and assisted BY
Miss Hopes Ladies' orchestra and Miss
entertainment Friday evening, Feb. 1, al
Opera hall, st. Paul Park. The or
chestra will play the "Tannhauser'' or
chestra overture; serenade, Barcarole
and Gavotte, L. Pache; Whispering
| Flowers" Brahms; Intermezzo, Mascagn
| and overture; Royal" banks. The
| Glee club will sing Gounod's Praise Ye
the Father" and Spring Song" A
violin quartette will play Eichberg'
Glee club and college symphony orches-
ira will give another concert in March.
| The song recital by Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Henschel, at the Peoples church
| peXt Tuesday night, will be one of the
| most artistic events of the season. Mr.
| Henschel has won the highest place in
| his chosen profession. He holds rank
among the best as conductor, pianist and
J Interpreter of songs he reigns alone. Mrs.
J HenSChel was regar ded as one of the