The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-01
Quinlan and Walls minstrels come to the Hyperion on Wednesday, April 8.
CREATORE TONIGHT.

The Great Bandmaster With His Re-
 markable Methods of Conducting. to
 be Seen With His Famous Organiza-
 tion at the Hyperion.
 Signor Creatore, the musical marvel of the present time, the most tempera- mental musician America has ever seen; he whose strenuous mannersms and marvellous memory have caused the concert world to wonder, he will be seen at the head of his great Italian band of sixty or more musicians at the Hyperion beginning tonight.
 Creatore and his band are the suc- cess of the present musical season. They are, in fact, a. sensation. New York city went music and over- crowded Creatore's, concerts for one hundred nights on Broadway; Pitts burg followed the example. and turned out to hear Creatores concerts at their fall exposition in large numbers than had been seen there for fourteen years; Boston came next, and for long ser ies of concerts in Symphony hall, Crea- tore was the success of the time and the town talk of the Hub. In every place the highest praise has been given to Creatore from a classical standpoint, his conceptions, his inter- pretations, and his abilities as con- ductor being praised without stint for their intelligence, warmth and unpre- cedentedly brilliant results. His con- certs have everywhere proven revela- tion and an actual legitimate sensation. It is safe. therefore, to anticipate the rarest kind of a musical treat.
 Creatore is undoubtedly unusual in his methods of conducting, throwing more physical energy into his work than any concert goer has ever seen or dreamed of, and this has given such opportunities to the sensational descriptive writers and cartoonists, that those who are not aware of Crea- tores real musical standing, may well regard him as eccentric and sensa- tional, but no competent musical critic has failed to overlook this and to &C., cord Creatore the great commendation which is his due. His band is the largest now travelling, and composed of selected Italian soloists. all overflowing with Italian musical temperament and such admiration and esteem for their great leader that it is easy for him to secure the wonderful effects which bring his audiences to their feet with cheers,
 Following is the programme to be played:
 Wednesday night-March, American Mo Tell," Rossini; intermezzo, "Narcis- sus," Batiste; organ offertorio, Nevin; march. "Venezia,' Carlini; Cavatna, "Ernan Involami, Verdi-Mme. Barili: Lion du Bal, Gillet; grand selection, "Carinen," Bizet
 Thursday afternoon-March, "Colum- bus," Creatore; overture, 'Nabucco," Verdi: La Paloma," Yradier; Ride of the Vallzyries," Wagner; march, Her bert; overture, "Orpheus," Offenbach; Bombardino solo, "Serenade," Gounod- Signor Iatisco; finale third act, "Gia- conda." Ponchielli.
 Thursday night-March, Royal Pur- ple," Creatore; overture, "Zampa," Herod; minuet, Paderewski; quartette. "Rigoletto," Verdi: Funeral March, Chopin; soprano solo. "Huguenots," Meyerbeer-Mme. Barili; overture, "Tannhauser," Wagner.
 Sale of seats at Steinerts, TT Chapel street, for this evenings concert until 6 p. m. to-day; to-lnorroW's matinee until F III. tomorrow; tomorrow even- ing's concert until p. m. tomorrow. The sale at the Hyperion box office will commence to-day at p, m.; to- morrow at noon, and tomorrow at 6