The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-10-19
KOPPS' BAND GAVE
SPECIAL CONCERT
Miss Schwartz Was in Fine
Voice
ARENA WAS TOO MUDDY
Horse Show Postponed From Last
Night to 4 p. m. Today-Wlll
Equal Wednesday
Nights.

Owing TO the muddy condition of the
arena last night the horse show at the
fair was postponed until this afternoon,
and Kopps military band of Cincinnati
gave a delightful concert instead. Quite a
number of people were out and the must
cal programme, somewhat longer than
usual by reason of numerous encores,
was keenly appreciated Besides her pro-
sramme number, Miss Schwartz, the
prlma donna, accompanied by Kopp s
band responded to the insistent applause
and sang Don Carlos "A MadrlgalP
and 1.-THE Rosary" She was in splendid
voice.
Almost half the pieces the band played
were special numbers. The leader seemed
intent on making the crowd forget that
they had missed the horse show and
1t was apparent that he succeeded. They
were evidently sorry when the concert
came to close, the applause continuing
even while the musicians gathered up
their music and filed out of the band
stand.
Today's Horse Show.
The horse show this afternoon-and
tHtIt Will Dt dHOincI plS-
sent the entries which were on the pro-
gramme for last night and will, it is
said, be fully equal to the events of
Wednesday night, which were concluded
with the grand stallion parade, and are
regarded by many horsemen as being the
most notable exhibits of the kind ever
seen in Birmingham. The results of
Wednesday nights show were unfor-
tunately omitted from yesterday morn
ing's paper, the reason being the total
eclipse of electric power. incident to the
fire, which occurred several hours before
going to press.
Following is the programme of Kopp's
concert last night:
Overture Festival" I,eutner
Nooturne, Monastery Belle" Wely
Introducing CHINESE.
Selections from 'Forty-five Minutes
from Broadway" .....................Co Conan
Containing Il Want to Be a Million
aire,' 'Mary's a Grand Old Name"
''Forty-fve Minutes from Broadway"
so Long Mary" STAND Up and
Fight"
sextette from Lucia de Lammermoor'
..,....................... DoniZetti
Messrs. Howard, Smith. Ekeu Lago,
Schar1 ana kopp.
Caprice. THE Whistler and His Dog
Soprano Solo, Ave Maria (Cayelleria
Rustlcana) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mascagni
Miss Flora Schwartz
Excerpts from Lulu Glaser's Great Sue
cess, Dolly Dollars" Herbert
March on the themes of Wagner's
Ring of the Nibeungen."
Music This Afternoon.
March, Heart of America" (Hacker)
Overture, Raymond" (Thomas).
Bell Solo (selected)--Mr. Howard Kopp.
Melody of Popular Airs CMorse). Con-
tanning when Nose With His Hand
Leads tho Band "Just Little Rocking
Chair and You" "I'll Always Wear Your
Image in My Heart" "Oh What a Night
to Spoon" Keep on the Sunny Side"
Its All For YOU "Daddy's Little GIRL
and Starlight
Indian 1ntermezzo, THE Pipe of Peace"
(Whitney).
Albumblatt (wagner).
Waltz Sounds From the Vienna
Woods" (strauss).
Selection of airs from the Bohemian
Girl (Balfe).
Music Tonight
Overture, "Orpheus In Hades'' (OfGen-
bach); fa) Romanza. I'm Thoughts
tFroelich); OBJ Characteristic Dance. LIT
tie Dot" CFroelieh).
Soprano Solo, Would You Care" Har-
ris)-Miss Flora Schwartz.
Grand selection from I'll Trovatore"
(VerdD, concluding with the 'Miseri"--
Messrs. Howard and Kopp.
Characteristic Two Step, IT Don't Know
Where I'm Going, But I'm on My Way
(Bren).
Gems from the New York Hipprodrome
Success. "A Society Circus" (Klein).
Containing Announcement of the Cir
GUS" Song of the Gypsy King"
Tainted Gold" Under the Glorious
Sky" Moon Dear" The Laughing
School, 1.-The Good Jolly Kind Man."
"a Real Society Circus"
Trinity Chimes (Barnes).
Grand Fantasy from Die Walkuere''
(Wagner).