The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-22

ily' for the profits are set-aside for flu
ture maintenance and Improvement Of
the theater and its performances.
Mons. Emile Onet will give his an
nual pupils recital Tuesday evening at
gramme will be presented:
1t Is Enough .............. Mendelssohn
Mr.. Henry Soucheray.
CD Declaration
Caro- Mic Ben ..................Gi ordani
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(b) Aufenthalt
Mr. Francis Rosentha1. !. l..
Part Second
Evening Star ...,.,..........W agner.
Mr.. Henry Soucheray.
(a) De Miei BolIenti Spirit -
CD Recitative and, Aria from Ira
Mr. Alfred souehieray1.. = -
f(a( Landgraves Admonition. Wagner
(b) Landgrave's Address tq the ~
Mr.. Francis RosSs la MslstFeis. 80
Miss GraceI Banz sss,st =
ceiio, o SDlg Mr. ea,st
Accompanist ........ Miss Minnie Bergh
The new cantafa, 'Penitenoe. Par
don and Peace, will be presented for
the first time in st. Paul this evening
at-St. PauPs Episcopal church. No adj
mission tickets have been issued, and
all who wish to hear the cantata will
be welcome. Master Meek will sing
the soprano solos. The cantata is
Lenten in tone, but closes with tri-
umphant strains.
Kocian, the famous Bohemian violin
list, will appear in st. Paul next month
mated. This is what Mascagni, the
excitable composer of "Cavalleria
Rustfcana," is reported to have said of
the violinist:
"Ah! That boy, Kocian. He is good.
He is great. He is wonderful. He
knows! That expresses st perfectly
he knows! One has but to listen to
him to understand and Believe"
= %NE*
Heinrich Conrfed, the Snew director
of the Metropolitan Opera House COM
pany, has announced definitely that
there would be "only one head to the
new opera company, and that-Hein-
rich Conried," thereby disposing of the
rumors that he wouId$ associate with
himself a co-director. AS to the sing
ers and conductors, Mr.. Conried said
ne had not decided on ANY single one,
but" he added, 'only the best is good
enough for New York
The pupils of the Visitation convent
the recital hall of the convent, on Robert
street. The pupils will give a short
French Ere play. Les Different Ages de la
Tit for Tat Besides an n exhibition in
dumbben work, the following musical
numbers 1Toae XVII viii be given ma March Hon
Abt; overture from Der Freischutz,' Won
Weber; Spinning Song" Wagner, and
duet, 'Noontide Heat Hath Long Passed
Ocer.' Goring Thomas:
Clan Campbell No. 116, o. S. c., has ar
ranged the following musical programme
TO precede the dancing party which they
will give Tuesday evening in Mozart hall.
The programme fo1loWs:E
Bagpipe Selection
Pipe Maj. George Sinclair.
so9gmsc6fs A AfhthG4g Hin Orchestra
Prof D. F. Colville
"MoGregor's Gathering -, :
Violin solo-Miss Louise Taylor. 800
Song-My Hame Is Where the Heather
Miss Hazel Runge
Cauld Blast. Mrs. Yale and Mrs. Harris
song Bonnie Wee Thing
Sydney H. Morse
Accompanies Prdf=w. A. Wheaton
George HI. Fairclough wfll~commenee his
annual series of Lenten recitals Thursday
afternoon OF this week at the Church of
ST John the Evangelist The recitals
VIII commence at 4;3O andsHDill be folloW-e
ed by the regular Lentenr service. The
Reigeuse,S Guilma amt su%H Melody ts h IN
Flat" Ernst Jonas; ''Sofata in c Minor"
Qour mo9ements), MendeIssohn; "Ro-
"scherzo From Fifth Sonata GuiImant.
At. the concert to be 4giEen tomorrow
church under the auspicegs 81 St. sigfried's
Episcopal church for the benefit Of the
famine sufferers, the following programme
will be given: "a Win s----.
g. # Falrc ibii3i : D4''S''
male Chorus.NVart Land,'1 .Josephson
Arpt Glee Club.
Aria-'It Is Enough" (Elijah)-s=
: Mendelssohn
Piano Solo-Etude in D fiat. ......... List
Justus Lundberg.
Vocal Solo" Autumn Gale .. .Grieg
Mrs. Jane Huntington Yale.
Organ Solo
a. ..Benedlction Nuptiale". .Hollins
(b) March from "Tannhauser,' :. Wagner
G. III. Fairclough.
' l0''" sun Emil Isg Anderson ~ WeniaWskl
Song-Ah! 50 Pure (Martha) Flotow
oscar Anderson.
Male chorus tridsbon'' :. 49,. Lindblad
Arpi Glee Club.
Mrs Yale with violin obligato)