Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-14

Lloyd; Polka de Concert" Bartlett Mrs.
A. McGenie; "Polonaise," List, virgIe
shaffer; Goodbye" Tosti, Helen Robinson;
EN- Route" GODDARD. Carl Lang; "Eldo-
rado," Bartlett. Ruby Smith: waiting,
Ellen Wright, Jeanette Smith, 'Inspira-
tion," De Chauvenet, Ards Odds; orchestral
part by De Chauvenet and Phochnow;
'Minuet" Paderewski, Isidore Kornblum;
MATS vous ne m Amez pas" Denza.
Katharine Geller: ''valse Chromatique."
GODDARD, r Theodore Thomas; "Pecadora'"
De Chauvenet, De Chauvenet. Illustrative
posing, singing and dancing by Sarah Ellis.
Ohlmeyer Band
Who does not know the Coronado
tent city band, under the management
and direction of Henry Ohlmeyer? 1t
has won a place in the hearts of all its
patrons, as will be well demonstrated
on next Tuesday evening at Simpson
auditorium, when they will give con-
cert for the benefit Of their many pa
irons throughout the season.
This band is without doubt peer
less organization, being composed of
twenty-five high salaried instrumental
lists, each member having gained ma
tional reputation for excellence with
his particular instrument. Mr. Ohl-
meyer has made particular effort In
gathering together this band to secure
only musicians with thorough expert
be as complete as possible.
This season the soloists of the band
will include such well known names as
| Herr Franz Helle, huegel horn solofst,
for nine years with Philip Sousa; John
Hughes, the favored cornet soloist and
a former member of Innes band, and
many more we'll known soloists, all of
whom will be heard at the concert on
next Tuesday evening.
Exchange tickets for the concert may
be obtained at l.. E. Beymer's office and
exchanged for reserved tickets at the
Bartlett Music company on June 10.
The complete program follows:
Grand Fantasia from Madame But
terf1y" Observation-Disclosures Puccini
Fluegel horn solo. Samson and De-
lilah" ................. Saint-Saens
(a) scarf dance from Ballet Callir-
hoe" (b) La Lisonjra" .Chaminade
Suite. Looking Upward" ....:.... :sousa
l. by the Light of the Polar Star; 2, Be
meath the Southern Cross; 3. Mars and
Venus.
Intermission.
Grand selection. la Boheme'. .Puccini
advertisement for contra bass solo.
Overture. LIE songe Dune Mutt D'Ete'
"RerSs Capriocioso'' ......... .Mendelssohn
First Musicale
The 'ASSOclaZlOne Odnle AHSHleri
will give it's first musical and literary
entertainment next Friday night at the
Gamut auditorium. Elaborate plans
have been made and it Is expected to
be the most successful event in the
Italian colony in many years.
The following will take part in the
program: DR.. B. Sassella, Miss Grace
Talamantes, Miss Josephine C. Locke,
Miss Mac Theta Lynn, Fernando Mig
lore, w. Dellamore, Carlo Marchetti,
Mrs. Evelyn Sheldon, Roberto Alberti,
Mr.. Giulii, Miss Annita Marchetti, Fee
derico Cornacchia, Mrs. Eleanor M.
Nightingale, L. Cooper, Homer Samp-
son and G.. FraiSher.
The reception committee for the en-
tertainment is composed of S. Tore,
Prof. P. Buzzi, A. Vignolo, G. Perelli-
Minetti ]. A. Barlotti j. Longo, G.
Russo, s. Guasti, F. Migloire, P. Slatri,
@. Spini and M. Orsatti.
Lott-krauss Quartet
One of the very choice musical selec-
tionS of the ChautauQua, program will