Arizona republican., 1904-12-02
ALEssER SLANT
Change in Floor of HardwicK Theatss
 for Ellery Band.

made by Manager Stechan for two con certs by the world-fenowned EIery
 Royal Italian Band on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week at the Hard wick theater.
 Subscribers advance sale of tickets opens this morning at Goodman's drag store at 10 o'clock prompt, and as the lists are long, the advisability or mak- ing early reservations is suggested. Those whose names are not on the lists may secure reserved seats on Sat urday morning at the same hour and place.
 | Since Assistant Manager Voitier ar rived in Phoenix a few days ago, he has heard many speak disparagingly 1 of the angle of the floor at the Hard wick theater, and finding, upon person. al investigation. that there was more or less ground for the complaint, sUg- gested that the objection be removed Manager Stechan, ever ready and will ing to make any changes that would conserve the comfort and convenience of his patrons, saw the wisdom of the suggestion immediately with the result that it can be definitely announced that the matter wilIA be adjusted so that fault can no longer be found on this score. The improvement will be made at once and those who puTchase tickets for the Ellery Band cohcerts can be assured of being thrilled, Ge- lighted and satisfied under the most comfortable conditions. When the changes have been made, the. seats will set at such an angle as to en- sure the greatest possible comfort and completely remove the fear, that now seems to exist, of momentary precipita- ton on the heads Of the occupants Of the rows below. Manager Stechan has other improvements in mind which will be put into effect in the near fu- ture, but the angle of the seats will positively be remedied at once.
 The programme on Tuesday night is one of unusual excellence and is of a nature to appeal forcibly to one and | all, without exception. To hear in 1 one evening Carmen" 'Mignon," the | immortal sextette from Lucia di Lam | mermoor," Pilgrims Chorus from "I | Lombardi," in addition to a solo by the l famous Italian operatic tenor, Signor i Pietro Buzzi; a trumpet solo by De- | Mitris, the "Nordica of the Cornet:" the ever catchy La Paloma," with | popular encoTes to all numbers, is in- | deed feast for the gods"
 The programme in full is published l herewith:
 PART L
 ]. March Expo .............. Ferullo ?. Overture "Nignon' Thomas 3. Trumpet Solo Milwaukee Girls
 .-... ............ ....... DeMitris !
 By Signor DeMitris. 4. La PalOma' ............... Yradier Il 5. Sextette from Lucia di Hammer
 moor" .................. DOnizetti Il By SignOri DeMitris, Plantamura. Di- Il Natale, Mandrillo, Basic and Mancini. Il
 PART II. Il G. Prince of Pfsen" (selecdon) ....
 ...... ...... .......-.....-. Luders II '. Tenor Solo .................Se Selected II
 By signor Pietro Buzzi. 8. Pilgrims Chorus "I .Lombardi".
 ........ ......... ..........t..V Verdi g. Carmen" Grand Selection. .Bizet Prelude. Habanera, Toreador Bohe- Il m;an song. Introduction, March and Finale Act "
 Solos by Signori Palma, DiNatale, Mandrillo ang Caramel. Francesca FerulIo, the wonderful young leader of tEe band. is nothing more or less than a great actor who. 4 moved by the passion of music which he Is interpreting, carries out it's sen timent as would a great artist of the stage in gesture and facial expression He is no disciple of Delsarte. who by cold processes thinks out every motion he is to make and adapts 1t. to the sentiment expressed, but rather a nat ural dramatic genius whose every movement is inspired by the succeed Ing emotions as they pass. Those who are not vitally interested in music at tend the Ellery Band concerts for the sake of watching the movements and of Ferullo who. they de- clare interests them more than nine put of ten of tic theatrical perform 1nces to which they are accustomed. The appearance of 'the great half lundred" al the Hardwick theater lext Tuesday is bound to draw crowded house as this is indeed an op- oortunity of a lifetime, one that may never come again.