The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21


Star from -Tsn,hs1se-.- always =
fAscrite. ~4s eharninsiy done by Mr..
Bishpan-
ceissonns son and stranger VAS
last s8Hx Ia his city by MyrOa W.
Whitney the .atn0us basSo ~ bose
son assisted Nine Nord.ca al her Ap-
D~aranoe ia c0ac~rL IA this city asst
SEASON Tkls clrlc.H humber AS
given Eith a charming abardoc and
sSinE IN SIR Bshpam inimitabl-
siyie. anc - is close calling fora
ROUNDS o: Applause.
LoeNes remarkable descriptive
Scotch ballad vas rendered With IN
usual cramaflc skll and feeling and
helped % display thc wonderful yer
safilify % he artist
One - th- exquisite gems % a.
evening wa- Verdi Quaud ero Pax
Go from the opera -Fals'ar This
number VAS rendered nrst 10 ltanan
then IA English tbs Vas the only
Italian selection % The evening. much
20 The regret 90 those present a. Mr.
B'-hpam Italian - dellght-u
AlIersee EN-. stately ballad bN
Richard strauss. msr.fet much =
HaA.." 49, AAAA .HaAfA NHaNa.
The last group 90 songs On The pro
cram vas made % exclusively oi
numbers os American composers and
included Tie Sons OF rhe Shlr, and
BANJO sons Pos sidney Homer has
band o. VIM louise Homer. the "a
nous contra.o o. th- Metropolitan
Opera 60.
kobt LoIis Ste,euson's Pirate
bert. only a Rose b. Lulu Iour,
Downing md koberr Burns "klIne
krauAie With a musical setting b.
a H. W-tzler
The Banjo song"
Each OF these numbers WAS es-
pecia.ly well received. particularly
The hanJ0 Song and hili~t-auki@-
and so enthusiastic was he applaus,
a. their finish that Mr B.-npam. after
repeatedly bowling his thanks. was
compelled fo sing as an encore his
famous Danny D-svrr which R-us
written Cor aud dedicated 'o h,m by
Walter DlmroscH and without which
no H-Apam program is complete Mr.
Hishuam having rendered this song lu
concert more than one thoraaud
times Sch4haTt-s dcuerffr' .rk.
AANfN |NN sNN "A Jas gwen VII
Mshuam ~ an tncor. after has -rst
rroup OF songs and thr move. concert
lin Tone hy Peter Cornelius. was
rendered 'n ftuiti,ss style after thr
second group oi songs
Aithoueh Mr. IHshpam .- especially
Crl,b rat.d as q concert SINGER. De- l-
equally af home on The operate stage.
bc.us q member OF 'hc Metropolitan
Opera to. Tor maur Years King
Robert oi Sicily recitation 90 music
VAS given in a mastery way. and
dcSEhuu as YVES h.s progrdm Of
s0u-s his beautiful voice and dra
matte action in tho reading 81 the
lines was highly emo. able
Mr. Wshpam was ably assisted Boy
Nr Harry " Gubcr'. pianist. whose
brilliant Wora as sccompanist was
pleasing Mt Gilbert also admirably
rendered two piano solos THE
Scrcnad- hy Sindine. and En
Route hy GODDARD. and IN response 20
repeated applause gave the charming
|, little number. "llumo-e.Que" by Tho
bohemian composer. Lazloe
The concert was given under the
patronage OF the "Wednesday Musical
club 10 whom ara due the thanks OF
Az those "a no were permitted 10 on
JOS The rare musical treat. az al the
artists appearing before the American
public. there is no one more popular
than Mr. Rishpam Possessed OF q
fine and dignined stage presence. to-
cefher with The fact thar every mum.
her ~ his extensive repertoire is rem
derod faultlessiy and with the utmost
dramatic fervor and expression. Nr
E.shram cannot fall 90 please tho
most eXacring and critical audience.
An interesting feature % the even
ings entertainment was description
by Mr. Bishpdm 81 each number rem
dered or Of some fact regarding its
composer
Tho piano used for this recital vas
"a StcinWsy Grand. furnished by the
T. " banner Co