The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19
NEWARK SINGERS
LEAVE TODAY FOR
BIG mSAENGERFEST
CONTINUED from First raxe.)

w,llms. Charles Buckholz, r F'reund.
Joseph Gottsmann. John Hatzold. j.
stock. Fritz Langermann. ". Hart
mann. X. Reehtsteiner. Christian Betz.
Edward Kuhles. Charles Tirasek,
Charles Hoffman, Louis Stumpf. Fritz
Lauteriung, Nicholas Felt. Fred Kraus,
L. Hoffman, r. Hanhart. stephen VIM
ter, John Reiehle, Herman F~roeher.
willy schleicher, Paul Dehmel. Frank
Bicks. Lorenz Holzmann. Peter Streh-
niger. William kondelka. Charles
Schleieher. John Prahmel. stephen
Book. A. Firing. Franz Rothbauer.
Fred Valentine. Emo Becker. Charles
Knopf. Paul Teuber. Joseph Gless, 10
seph Bicks, Albin Goetz. Charles
schott. John Horbelt. Gus Ohaus. Will
Jam ohaus, Henry Eidenmuller, ".
siegal. William Schulz. Frank schulz,
John Moeltner, Damian Hess. George
seheuten. Richard splitter. Lorenz
Coos, otto B~erjevois. Martin Meyer.
Fritz Koelble. Fritz Stock and Willy
Strobel.
The Conductors.
The conductors will be Julius Lorenz
and Carl Helm. both faVorites amoas
the Newark singers. while among the
soloists who win help 10 hold high the
musical standard Of the event are
Mrs. Corlnne Rider-K elsey, soprano;
Claude Cunningham. baritone; Nine.
Heink. c%ontralto. and Dan
iel Beddoe. tenor. The two last named
were heard at the big saengerfast held
here three years ago.
This is tonight's program:
Festival overture. assen
Hail Bright Abode 6Tannhauserl
Mixed chorus and orchestra.
III Schlafiied fur's Peterle .......s.A Feist
United Singers of New York city.
Aria. A jenem Tag" Hsns Helling)
Claude Cunningham.
Symphorisches Scherzo: Julius Lorenz
tal In q Year" Frank Van der Stucken
United Singers of New York city
Aria VIE nahte mir der S~chlummer'
Freisohutzl. .3-.-zc N. Won Weber
Mrs Corinne Rider-Kelsey.
Mrs. corfnne Rder-Kelsey. tiaade Cans
ningham. Mixed chorus and orchestrs.
Tomorrow afternoon there viii be a
children's concert with a chorus OF 1900
ole md at night a male chorus OF
twice that size viii be a feature of A
program replete with musical gems.
Another fine concert will be heard
Monday night, while the prize singing
contests will begin in the afternoon.
Program for Tuesday.
The contestants will be as follows:
Singing Societies Of the Fourth Glass
ADLER Maennerchor, Brooklyn; Union
Hill Lisderkranz. Union Hill; River
aide Msennerchof, Riverside; Ger
mania, Poughkeepsie. Y. Y. Turner
Aasnnerchor, Atlantic city: Germania
Gesang Nerein, Brooklyn; Concordia
Quartet Club, Philadelphia; Bremen
vorder Maennerehor, Brooklyn; Metz
ger Gesang Verein, Baltimore, Md.
Singing Societies Of the Third Class
NJ. @. Y. Alpenroeschen. Brooklyn;
Schwaebischer Maennerchor, Bridge
port. Conn; Yonkers Quartet club,
XQnkers, n. Y; Dentscher L~iederkranz,
Brooklyn: Sehweizer Msennerchor.
Philadelphia; Mozart Maennerchor.
Baltimore. Md. New Rochelle Maen-
nerchor, New Rochelle, \. Y: Green
I1Ile Llederkranz, Jersey city.
Singing Societies Of the Second Class
Buffalo Saengerbund. Buffalo. \. Y;
Delaware ssengerbund, Wilmington,
Del; Syracuse Ldederkranz. Syracuse.
n. Y; Harmonic M%aennerchor, Read
ing. Pa; Swiss Harmony. West Ho-
ooken: Sch waebischer Saengerbund.
- Da,,f.1kN. C,1-n.~L-..A
Newark: Washington Saengerbund,
Washington, d. c.
The program for Tuesday afternoon
and night includes the competition Tor
the Kaiser prize, which n Germania
NJ, q. v. Of this city. hopes to wrest
from the ConcordIa. Of Wilkesbarre,
Pa, which won it here three years ago.
Tuesdays contestants win be;
City and County F~ederations of the
First, Second and Third Class-United
Singers of Newark; United Singers of
Brooklyn, n. "; United Singers of
Philadelphia, Pa; United Singers of
Baltimore, Md; United Singers Of
Hudson County, United Singers of
Long Island City, n. Y; United Singers
OF Atlantic County.
Singing Societies of the First Class
Jersey City Liederkranz. Jersey city;
williamsburger Saengerbund, Brook
Ign, N. Y; Hartford Saengerbund,
Hartford, Conn; Germania Maenner-
chor, Baltimore. Md: Junger Maenner-
Choir, Scranton, Pa.
Contest Singing for the Kaiser Prize
-Kreutzer Quartet Club, New York
city; Concordia Gesang Verein. Wilkes.
barre, Pa; Junger Maennerchor, Phila
delphia, Pa: NJ. G. V. Germania, New
ark; Gesang verein Arion, Baltimore
Nd.
Prof Max Meyer-OIbersleben, one OF
the judges at the fest. who was to have
heen the guest Of the NJ 9. V. Con-
cordia in Harburger's Hall last night
WAS unable to appear, because o.
pressing work In connection with 1t.