The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-09


Wednesday evening, February II. 1903. at the
Colosseum. Springfield avenue, city, where only
the best Italian artists will take part, making
1t one Of the best affairs ever held in this
county. The executive committee will not per-
NIT any drink or other refreshments to be sold,
as 1t in a select affair, and We don't desire our
guests and patrons to be expected to spend any
money. for 1t is not their money that we desire,
but their presence. We to take upon that oc-
casion the opportunity to thank them in tho
name of the ltalian-Americans of this county
for their great generosity and aid to our dear
distressed countrymen of the recent terrible
earthquake in our beautiful fatherland, Italy,
who has given to the entire civilized world
about all that is worth having Of law, re-
ligion, music, art and poetry
selor-at-law j. V. D'Aioia, thanking the Ameri-
can people, for their great generosity; plano
young Italian pianist. The well-known DR.. A.
r. Bianchi will read President Lincoln's Gettys-
burg Grafton. The well-known DR.. p. M.
Megaro will give a short talk on the progress of
the Italian-American medical profession.
Piano solo, Countess Gid Ruta will present her
daughter, Mile. Anna Ruta. an accomplished
artist, that will surprise the audience. Counsel
or-at-law G. M. Belfatto, the well-known
1talian-American lawyer, viii give a short talk,
THE Progress in Law of the ltalian-Ameri-
can" Everybody's friend, Freebooter r. F.
Malta, will give a short talk. %Progress of the
nor A. Nutini, the greatest blind artist of the
times, who has surprised all the audiences that
have ever heard him. Master Vineente Casale,
upon the duty Of the young Italian-Americans.
Professor G. Pavese, champion fencing master
OF the world, former instructor of President
Roosevelt, with Baron g. Rispoli, will give a
fencing exhibition. Signor Edmond Mancusi
Ungaro. the well-known publisher, will give
a short talk on the progress OF the Italian
press. Comedy sketch, Cavalier Scarpetta,"
by the well-known artist, Signor p. Rapone
and his company. Signor Frank S. Bunnelli.
the well-known Italian writer, will give a
short talk on the industrial and commercial
progress of the Italian-A American, Signora Vir-
ginia Novelli. soprano. from the famous the
atre, San Carlos, Naples, ITALY, WISE Darte,
Tosca," by Puccini. Cavalier A. Novelli.
tenor, who has sung with Caruso at the San
Carlos. Naples. Italy, and La Scala, of Milan,
Italy. "Cavaiieria Rusticana." Mascagni.
Grand duet. Aida" by Cav. and Signora
ner,' italian Royal March" Grand march at
IL p. m, after which dancing will follow.
Music by Lanzara Orchestra. The committee
has invited the most prominent Americans Of
the city, county and State, who have done nobly
In this worthy cause. and box seats have been
reserved for them. Said list Will be hereafter
published. The tickets are limited, as 1t is q
select AFFAIR. and those not making a return
by February 10 will not be recognized, as there
are others only too willing to get them. which
are worth at least $500 and which we are able
to give for S1.W admitting entire family. with
the exception OF children under 3 years of age.
Tickets can only be acquired at the committees
quarters. DR.. A. r. Bianchis drug store, io4
Seventh avenue. city. from Z TO 3 p. m. The
italian and American p 'ess VIII receive tickets
for this occasion.