The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-25

new programme for their Forthcoming
concert that includes the "Eroica' sym
phony No. . by Beethoven. "A Norwegian
suite by Svensden. the Autumn overture
by Greig and shorter selections by Johi
Itnd and Victor Herbert. Mr.. 1lembcr-
ger promises IA concert and soloists of the
usual high order.
The following musical selections will he
rendered at the morning and evening SER
vices tomorrow at Elm Park church, un-
der the direction of j. Alfred Pennington,
organist and choir master:
MORNING.
Organ-Andante con Moto..... .Caikln
IIymn--Anthem, 80 Come TO Me, ie
Weary" .......................... tlori
Organ-Lerto Religioso ...............fIiggs
Duet for Soprano and Bass--"Calm as
the Night ...................''.. foe'Ze
Mrs. Ezra Connell and Mr.. Phil
lip Warren.
Organ-Postlude in G Volckmar
EVENING.
Organ. .arShetto in G. minor. .Capocci
Anthem-MagniIica In F........Schnecker
Orga,l-Offertoly in A tlat........Guiman mt
BaSs Solo-Selected.
uymn-Anthem, abide with Me"
Vogrich
At the initial concert of the young Bo-
heman violinist, kocian. on Saturday
evening November %. at Carnegie hall,
New York. he will perform, besides the
Ernst + Sharp Minor Concerto, Saint
Saen's Introduction and Rondo Capric-
cioso and Paganini's I Papiti l<Ocian
will be assisted by Walter DamrOsch and
orchestra of one hundred eXecutants. and
Miss Julie Geyer, who will render Weber $
Concertstuck.
l,n
rendered at tomorrows worship in the
Second Presbyterian church:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude--Caro Prelude in +.
Deshayes
Quartette-"T Know and I am Trust
ing" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tenney
Miss Ethel Shoemaker. Soprano
Mrs. G. Buchanan. alto: Mr.. Rob
ert Johnston. tenor: Mr.. Earl Hol-
lister, bass.
Offcrtory-Anthem. "Behold. I Create
a New Heaven and "A New Earth"
c"TToly City'D Observation-Disclosures. Gaul
Mr.. Ralph Williams and Choir.
Organ Postlude ........................H .Hesse
EVENING.
Organ Prelude-Pastorale in C. .Reinecke
Choir RespOnse-"Sanctus" ......Attwood
Solo-"Then Shall the Righteous Shine
Forth" t"EliiahD....... Mendessohn
Mr.. Robert Johnston.
Offertory-Anthem, 'From Thy Throne
of Glory NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nevin
Miss Garagan and Choir.
Organ Postlude Observation-Disclosures. Wagner
Mr.. j. NJ. Chance, organist and director.
'rhe Emerald Isle" the new Sir Ar
thur Sullivan opera-the last work of the
famous composer whose musical genius Is
forever Stilled save in his work. is said
to he rarely beautiful production. The
first scene shows the saily green and
brightly rosy gardens of Ireland's lord
lieutenant--the official OF the story, of
course not OF actually. The SECOND
scene pictures the caves of Carrig Cleena
at night. This is a legendary spot, said
to be peopled at Moonlight with fairies
The music is said to be in every way in
keeping with the poetical theme of the
book. 1.-The Emerald Isle will be heard
at the I.yceum on Tuesday night.
u
Marion Manola, the well-known comic
Opera star, will be one of the features at
DiNie'S theater next week. beginning with
the Monday matinee. Miss AIanola will
be assisted by talented company i'm the
rendition of one-act musical comedy
that has been written expressly for her
and which promises to bc one of the most
pleasing numbers of the bill