Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
MARINE BAND
ORCHESTRA

Never in the history of the Y. NJ G.
\. course entertainments has the in
terest been greater than this year
The array of talent engaged to APP
pear is selected from the very best i'll
the lyceuln field. This accounts for
tho very large sale of tickets. Brooke
and his famous Chicago Marine Band
Orchestra will open the course with
one of their grand concerts on Friday
evening i'll the Opera House. The
following is the program:
| MARCH MILITAIRE--" :" Unser Helm
rich" (Our Henry) .... Chambers
Composed expressly for the New
York reception to Prince Henry,
Introducing principal airs of the
United States and Germany. This
arrangement for Orchestra was
made especially for Mr.. Brooke by
the composer, W. Paris Chambers.
III OVERTURE" Mignon" Thomas
III INTERMEZZO-" Smiles and
Tears Observation-Disclosures. Voelker.
a tuneful illustration of JOY and
sadness. There could be no great
er contrast in music than between
this dainty little tone picture of
tights and shadows ingeniously
woven together, and the bril- liant
overture that preccdcs it,
" SOLO FOR OORNET-"T The New
Born King" "............... Parker.
MIR. BERT BROWN
V A MUSICAL PHANTAZMAGOR
IA--Gn four scenes) Robinson.
"A Morning in Noah's Ark"
Time-Just at break of day
date of day historically unknown.
Scene I-Allegrc Mr.. Locust
enters, making great racket,
awakening the animal inhabitants
who at once vehemently expires
their opinions regarding the con
duct of the aforesaid Locust.
Scene II-Andante. Time, one
minute later. Harmony is restored
and some are again asleep, but the
occasional twittering of birds are
heard.
Scene III-Allegro and Alleg
retto. The sun has risen and all
are awake. Sir Thomas Cat in.
augurates fracas but is soothed
with the traditional bOOtjack.
The inhabitants are having socia
chat and the air is replete Will
animal gossip.
Scene IV-Various tempos
Mr.. Elephant feeling proud of hi
elegant and graceful shape, solemn
ly attempts to dance grOteSquf
caprice, but is interrupted by 1
mischicvous Monkey which rushe
in, dancing n wild taIantelle Mr.
Elephant tosscs Mr.. MCnke'
through skylight and genera
row ensues. Just at this momen
Miss Dove returns with the oliv,
branch, all join in the nautica
hymn Rocked in the Cradle o
the Deep and the scene end
with all serene. just as Mr.. Mon
key returns from his aerial trip
through another skylight.
FIVE MINUTES INTERMISSION.
VI GRAND MOSAIC-"E Echoes iron
the Metropolitan Opera House"
Now York; ............. Toban
Introducing gems from
THE Queen of Sheba, - Gouno,
''Tannhauser" CSong to the Even
ing STAR Observation-Disclosures. Wagne
"The Niebelungen 49,. Wagne
Pagliacci" (The Clown .....
............ .......... Leoncavall
Invitation la Valse" Webe
"Cavallcia Rusticana" .......
............. ...... Mascagni
"Rhapsodie Hongroise" mo p
................ Lisz
VII ENTR' ACTE-"In the Mill"
Cor Scring Orchestra) &c.. Gille
\ descriptive bit, illustrating
the old fashioned watermill a
work. The rush of water is heard
along with tho noise of the whee
and clatter of the mill; the var
ious effects boing so vivid that tn
minds eye almost sees the dust.
miller hustling around tending
the mill.
VIII SONG FOR SOPRANO.
For This" ........... .DeKovel
MISS LILLIAN BERYR REID
TX 4 NOVELETTE-"In n cozy
Corner" ....... Bratton -Kimbal
X CAPRICE HEROIQUE-'A Wild
Ride" Observation-Disclosures. Straus.
CONDUCTOR