The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-17

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Hazel Grant. drawn.
Time of heats-2:1S4; 2:16&4; 2IIz-
First money to Miss Shaaf, second to
Ota Lou. third to Alcarmo fourth TO May
Firth race-special-Purse $500:
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Time-1:O7&-
Last Nights Band Concert.
With the exception of the program
Ine BANDA hOSSa gave It's
best concert of the week on Friday
night. Opening with Mendelssohn's
Wedding March, played m fauitless
style and with beautiful depth, the IA
nous Italian leader gave the audience
Wagner. Griegs BOito, and then inter
rupted their severely classical effects
with marches, cake-walks and a pop-
ular song If one were to try to Sc
lect the best number of the evening. he
would find himself vaeillating between
the March of the knights of the
Holy Grail" from Wagner's "Parsifal"
and the Ride of the Valkyries' of
the same wizard of Beyruth. Much
discussed "Parsifali But they who
heard SCREENINGS interpreta ton of
the marching knights have a reason
now to advance why the sacred opera
drama Is so great There was a mel
ody in the Banda Rosa rendition
which is so different from the wild
elastic Wagnerian chords. 1t was not
hard to understand the application of
the Nalkeyries'' brought forth greater
applause and an encore. The crash
thunder. and destruction which the
music of that famous selection carries
seems to find appreciation in the
hearts OF most music lovers. The Sc
lection from MephistOphele also got a
great NEED of praise The baritone
solo The Song 1 Heard on Sunday
Morn. played by Signor BariIottf. was
one OF the most appreciated numbers
on the program Tonight an extraor-
dinarily fine program is the bill:
(WaEnCr Programme-Part II
]. March-Nibelungen -. .-- yVasrer
2 Overture annhauser'' - VVsSner
g. Evening Star" from ''Tannhauser''
tBaritone solo. Sig. Bariiotti l. asner
Religious Fantasy-''The Love Feast
of the Apostles ............. Wagner
Chorus of Disciples. Chorus of Angels
Grand Finale.)
o. (al Serenade -..------ $3.50 Moszkowsxi
(b) Serenade-.. Rocco - HelmIInd
s Waltz-'Blue Danube" $500. Strauss
:. Grand selection from ''L'Africaine''
- - .---------...- .AIeyerbeer
g. Southern Smiles ..............-.' KeIlv