Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

has such beautifully gowned women and
such intelligent looking men honored
any entertainer with their presence.
Every carriage and automobile in the
city was working overtime and the
cafes after the performance were
scene of animation.
The officers OF the Amphion club occu-
pied a box and were probably no less
enthusiastic than their patrons and
friends who had assembled at the call
of Their 1856 members, united press, and
the musical reputation of one of the
most noted dramatic sopranos now be-
fore the public. 1t was an occasion never
to be forgotten in San Diego. Madame
Gadski was In splendid voice and received
a tremendous ovation. Before the pro-
gram was half finished a portion of the
audier ce were on their feet at the close
of each number. Handkerchiefs were
waved and bravos and encores filled the
air,
The concert given last evening by the
Los Angeles association Of mandolin, gui-
tar and banjo teachers was novel and en-
tertaining to the very large audience
which assembled in the Auditorium to
hear it.
The soloists all did satisfactory work
and Miss Olcott deserves much credit for
her skill on her instrument, the guitar.
Her best effort was "Caro Nome from
"Rigoletto.'
The Juvenile club did itself proud in
the playing of The Star-Spangled Ban
ner." One of the little girls waved "Old
Glory while the audience sang the cho-
rus.
The best number perhaps was the pot
pourri from "Tannhauser," by Wagner,
in which Bruce Gordon Kingsley assisted
q n
teresting, and the organ accompaniment
was great addition.
And one might-if his eyes were closed
mistake Miss Gladys Scofield for bird.
The following program will be given
by Sousa's band at Temple auditorium
today and tonight. The band will hold
the boards of the Auditorium today and
Saturday. The hand is under the man.
agement of the Fitzgerald music house.
AFTERNOON
Welsh rhapsody (new), ed German).
Clarinet SOLO. Norma (BellinD Joseph
Norrto.
quiet, ''At the Kings Concert (sousa) ta)
Her Ladyship the Countess; (b) Her Grace
the Duchess; (c) Her Majesty the Queen.
Valse for soprano. The Carrier Pigeon, "
(Souso), Miss Lucy Allen
Love scene from 'Feuersnoth, CB. Strauesl.
INTERMISSION
butte, masurha' Foieef 4"eAe"e NH''
(a) Pan Pastoral new, (Godard); (b) march
"Powhatan's Daughter (newl, tsouso).
''Pocahontas his own daughter
She the dove of Woroconoco,
The pride Of Tuscarora."
Violin solo, allegro vivace from Concerto
(Ndendelssohn), Miss Jeanette Powers.
Military scenes. "Pomp and Circumstance"
(Elgar).
Overture. ''Maximilian Robespierre,' Git
olff).
(ClarlSe), Herbert L. Clarke
Suite, ''Maidens Three" (Sousa).
Soprano sol9, Here's Pack" from The
Bride Elect" (Sousa). Miss Lucy Allen.
Sunrise" from the Japanese opera "Iris''
N''Hsft TT is THE Life. Light and Warmth,
oh. beloved 1 say. I am the God,
New and old, am Love-
Through me the angels have songs,
The flowers bloom;
Through me the dawn is rose color
l am the Eternal Song. Pity and Hope
Eternal Poetry, Warmth. Life. Lovel"
INTERMISSION
Jubilee" from symphonic Sketches. .
(Chadwich).
mo cool gray tones for mel
Give me the warmest red and green,
cornet and a tambourtne,
To paint my jubilee!
FOR when pale flutes and oboes play
To sadness become prey
Give me the violets and the May
But no gray skies for mel
(a) Idyl, 'sevillana,' (Elgar); (b) march,
''Powhatan's Daughter" (new) (sousa).
''Pocahontas his own daughter,
She the dove of Woroconoco,
The pride of Tuscarora."
Violin solo, Prize song from Die Meis-
tersingers" CWagner). Miss Jeannette Powers.
March, ''Rakoczy," (Berlioz).
Maud Powell is having great success
through the west.
Fannie Bloomfield zeisler and husband
were recently guests of Louis Lombard
at the latter's chateau of ''Trevano'' near
Lugano.
The "Gadski' concert at San Diego was
a great success Wednesday evening and
the Madame in f1ne voice. Mr.. Rose, the
leading critic of San Diego. was heard to