The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-06
MUSICAL GOSSIP.

The concert to be given on April 15 at ST.
Lukc's Parish House by the Studio Club under
Miss Frccmans direction, and assisted by Master
Earl GuIick the wonderful boy soprano from
New York city, will be one OF the most de-
lightfu entertainments ever given in Scranton.
The Studio club is of the best of vocal socie-
ties, numbering some thirty fine and well trained
voices. and they have rehearsed an exceedingly
delightful programme for this occasion. OF Mas.
ter Earl Gulck. II. Evans Williams says: earl
tulick has a very beautiful voice, far ahead of
any boy soprano l ever heard" Emma Thursby
writcs ''Ile sings like an angel" Dudley
Buck writes Of him. "A most remarkable boy
voice. with an unusual amount of musical in
telligence." Modicska closed note to him
thus "To my young friend, Earl Gulick. with
the angel voice. with love OF Helena Modjeska -
Holders of tickets already purchased from this
concert, and Others intending to attend it, please
notice that the diagram for selecting reserved
seats will be open at Powells music store on
Monday morning, April g.
Bauer's Thirteenth Regiment band, billed for
the Lyccum thcater on Thursday evening, has
decided to give cdren's matinee at 230,
and in SO doing will extend free invitation to
St. Patricks Orphan Asylum, st. Joseph's Found.
ling Home, Home for the Frendless and the
House of the Good Shepherd. The members OF
this excellent organization, of which every
Scrantonian may feel proud, should be highly
commended for their charitable action on this
occasion. and the public should show its apprc.
citation by filling the thcatcr to greet Professor
r. j. Bauer and his musicians. The programme
for the concert will he as follows:
March, "Electric City" ........C. Il. Knowles
dedicated to Baucr's Band:
Overture, "Poct and Peasant" ......... .Suppe
Vocal Solo, "Dio Posa' GausD .,...... .Gounod
Mr., Frank Eaton.
Selection, "'The Amcer," ..............,. Herbert
Cornct Solo, "Whrlwind Polka" .........Levy
Mr.. Thomas Miles.
Tntormission, Ten Minutes.
Overture ''Maximilian Robespicrrc, .... .Litolf
Qcscrptiyc)
"a Congo Terpsichorcan Event .....,.N .Noelker
Vocal Solo, Trocadore Song, from Carmen. .Bizet
Mr.. Frank Eaton.
lntcrmezzo "Pas Des Fleurs' from "Maila,"
Dclibe
"Grand American Fantastic" ........... Herbert
The concerts of Madame Flayia Van Den lIcnde
and NJ. Flayien Vanderveken, of Belgium, assisted
by Mrs IL. H. Brady, soprano soloist, and Chas
Doersam, pianist, OF this city, will be given at
Guernsey hall the c2d and a5th OF April, and
promises to be a g,and musical treat. Tho first
evening will be devoted to the Interpretation of
the compositions OF the old masters, Baoh Ma
zart, Beethoven and the French composers The
second evening will be devoted to the Belgium
school and the Belgium composers, Oh. DeBeriot,
II, Vieuxtemps, ii. Leonard, II. Wienieski, G.
Boyer, Hubay, Servais, A. Dupont, Marchot, Col
lins, Yekn, Simon, Benoit, j. Block, G. Thomp-
son, f. l. Saye, etc. The following ladies will
act as patronesses: Mrs II. j. Bennel, Mre.
II. H. Brady, jr., Mrs. @. ID. Simpson, Mrs. 7.
j. Foster, Mrs. William Conneli, Mrs. A. G.
Fuller, Mrs. !. 8. Lansing, Mrs. A. +. Law, Mrs.
q. L. Dounce, Mrs. George Brooks, Mrs. j. w.
Howarth, Mrs. G. w. Kear, Mrs. Walter Briggs
Mrs r. A. Zimmerman, Miss Grace Spencer, Mrs.
Ed. Lathrop, Mrs. Jas. +. McAnulty, Mrs. G. p.
Dean, Misses Clark, Mrs. Thos. sprague, Miss
Grace Sprague, Mrs. ]. A. Robertson, Mrs. W.
d. Russell, Mrs. w. d. Boyer, Mrs. Gerecke,
Miss Gerecke, Madam Timberman Randolph, Mrs.
A. Il. Connell, Mrs. J. T. Porter, Mrs Charl,s
Robinson, Mrs. Ezra Ripple, Mrs. J. l.. Connell,
Mrs. L. G. Dean, MrA Charles Connell, Mrs
w. E. Allen, Miss Julia Allen, Miss Cordelia
Freeman, Mrs Il. S. Green, Mrs. J. w. Guernsey,
Mrs. Theo. Hemberger Mrs. 4. c. Alexander,
Mrs. Joseph o'Brien, Mrs NJ. A. Hoban, Miss
A. Z. Hoban, Mrs. v. Koch, Miss H. Koch, Mrs.
Richard O'Brien, Mrs T. Burke, Miss Burke, Mrs.
G. Schrader, Mrs. j. J. Sullivan, Mrs. Ruane.
Reginald DeKoven has written fifteen operas.
His first work, Cupid Hymen & Company"
has never been produced.
Miss Black and Miss Garagan will sing at
Montrose on April % under auspices Of the
Music club OF that town.
II II II
The last chamber concert Il tAs Hsnberssr