El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-16
ADD DANCES To
PICCHI CONCERT
Character and Esthetic FIG
ures To Be Presented
Between Numbers.

/ An extraordinary musical event IS IN
store for El Paso people in the COME 7.
10 be given tonight at the Texas uIai'
1 theater by ItaIo Picchi and the III faso
/ Mems chorus, assisted by Mrs italo
! Picchi. Miss Marguerite Buckler and III n;
] =. Van Surdam. The Accompanies " -
/ be Mrs. James Graham McNaI9' ~ =
! W. r. Brown and Miss Greta Ia -.
The program presented VIII NJ. 49,,
many arias, duets and quarters from 5
grand opera, sung in costume an a.
ditional feature will be group ~
: character and esthetic dances, WhiSli
viii be introduced i'm the intermlssioli
between the first and second part u
the program. The concert viii begin ~
Sis o'clock and the opening NUMBERS
will be two songs by the chorus;
Charles j. Andrews is tne conductor
! Of the chorus which has been organized
under the auspices Of the y NJ. 9. a
Edwin c. Knickmeyer is the accohlpa-
mist The first tenOrs in the chorus
viii be c. ]. Andrews. ". IT, Athesou'
a. T. Earles. II. i. Fraser. Howard Oh,
man and j. l.. Graham. The secohu
tenors are II. L. Iifrey, c. NJ. Lyman,
w. Mcdonald, ". W. Rose and Leonard
Worcester. The baritones are NJ II.
Barrougb, A. l. Behringer. Cecil F. pa
Wis. Perry Gwinn. II. u. Henninger j.
NJ Davis C. G. Ruby, Daniel Torrance
and L. W WeddelI. The BASES are l..
q. COggeshall c. c. Homan, W. n Ho-
man, II. H. Hunt Edwin knickmeyer'
Paul Nafes Charles Rokahr and Glenn
7. Scott. The program follows
Part J.
fal The Jolly Blacksmith's Lay.
(GeibeD: lh) "The Cossack' arranged
by MacDowelD. Chorus, ....,
Duet from "Favorita' (Donizett)
Selection. Madame Butterfly LIST
act tPuecni). Miss Buokler
Duet "IrOvatore." 4th act tNerdl),
HIna NnH q lon
Solo. group Of Neapolitan songs. ltalo
Picchi.
Solo. Carmen CBizet). Mrs, Picchi
Quartet. "Rigoletto" (NerdD. Miss
Buckler, Mrs. Picchi. Mr.. Picchi, Mr..
Van Surdam.
Intermission.
Dancing by pupils Of physical train
ing class of the high school, directed
by Mrs. Margaret Kinnon stevens, as
sisted by Mrs. Rocco Resta's pupils.
lie Jota.' Spanish character dance.
by Mrs. Margaret Kinnon stevens and
Dave Hughes, to the music Of La Ma
Dire del Codero"
lie Secret French ballet. to the
music. lie Secret" by Gautier. danced
by Mrs. Resta's pupils from the Lamar
school ia May McClammy, Rachel
Boynton- Marie Kerr and Emma Wheat
Turkish character dance TO the music
Of Turkish March, by Beethoven.
danced by Jack Thompson and Eliza
netn White.
clean ct Jeanette pantomime to the
music Of "Piroette.f BY Chaminadc.
danced oy Mrs. Stevens and Dorothy
Mitchell
Blue Danube" ballet. to the Blue
Danube" waltz. by Strauss, danced BY
sadie Ruth Aldridge Phyllis Lorig.
Geneyleve Bannell. Marion Calnan Dor
othy Nollertsen and Frances Open
heimer.
Part ~.
tal John Peel" English hunting
song arranged by NJ Andrewsl: OBJ
The Banks Of Allan Water (arranged
by NJ Andrews). Chorus.
ta) My Laddie' (Thayer); tbl Love
Has Wings" tROgers). Miss Buckler
solo. "Spirto Gentil,' from "Favorita"
DoniZettD. IT. 2. Van 5urdam
solo. Tale Of Azucena" from ~Tro-
yatore' Nerdil Mrs. Picch lin cos
tunnel.
ta) Solo, Faust" serenade tGounon:
OBJ "Mefistofele" (Boito), Alr. Picchi
yin costume).
in Nj. Picchis closing song "Mens-
toIele,' he viii have a globe represent
ing the world, which he viii smash at
the end Of the song, typifying the evil
or 'Mefistofele" all over the world.
The advance sale Of seats for the con-
cert has been very heaVV