The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-11
MUSIC AND DRAMA.


UNITY LODGE.
Unity Lodge, No. 3, l. o. o. F., celebrate
their third anniversary this wednesday, even
ing The following is the programme:
Voluntary; ..........,,... Mr. Fa"nsworth
Opening ode .......-........... 49,. Lodge
Prayer ...:... Chaplin
Ouartetue-Brida Chorus. ................-. Cowen
Miss Webster, Mrs Morrison Bros. Hall and
Beckett
Miss Hattie n. adams, accompaniSt
observation-disclosures O'Brien.... ...... Lever
Bro: W. NJ. Written.
Vocal s0l0-s Bro. Waiter Wa S. Beckett. AA''s'
Violin Solo--3d Air Varie -. ....Dancla
Miss Annie Louise Davis.
Vocal SolO-Brightly the Sunlight Cleaning. .Metra
Miss Nellie NJ. Webster.
CA. Farrell.
O''' Miss Miliiken and Mrs Morrison ;.i
vocal 'o'0-'s'1 Bro. Albert B. Hail. Anon
Reading Magdalena Or the Spanish Duel. =. Anon
Bro. Fred W. Thompson
Vocal Solo-Bright Star of Love -. =. Robandi
with violin obligato.
Mrs. Morrison.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........... Libbey
C. A. Farrell
Hungarian Air-oh my maid is farer still. .Pease
Miss Milliken
Song, comic-When Mosquitoes Cackle $50. Sietwa
Bro w. NJ Written.
Quartette-Phoebus ,........... ........ Barnby
~ Miss Webster, Mrs. Morrison, Bros. Hall
and Beckett.
Closing Ode. ........ .................. Lodge
TICKELICK.
Walter Goods new opera "Tickelick, or
Middies and Misses" will be produced City
Hall, April I'd and Sd, by the Portland Eng
lish Opera Company, augmented for the occa-
sion. The opera was composed expressly for
the Womans Temper ance Association, under
whose auspices it will be produced. The
proceeds are to be devoted to the Friendly Inn
and station work. Mr.. Goold is carefully
selecting his principals and chorus, and will
personally conduct all rehearsals and per-
formances. He will also make up his orches-
ira from the very best musicians in the CITY,
Those who have heard the music praise 1t very
highly, and the lbretto (also by Mr. Goold) is
said to be sparkling and witty throughout.
THE MYSTIC coTERIE.
Balabrega, The liusionist, assisted by Mile.
Lulu, the clairvoyant, Rrof. Ryerson, the uni
versal musician and humorist, VIM. Freeman,
the piano soloist. ALT Shaw, the English
comique, and Mr. Latin on the xylophone
will form the combination OF talent in the
MYSTIC Coterie' at Portland Theatre tonight.
The presents to be- given away embrace furnI-
ture, Watches stoves. -four, coal and other
things, useful and ornamental, and Will be
delivered impartially.
ST. PAUL.
which created SO much attention last Thurs
day night, will be repeated for the benefit of
the Maine General Hospital, at Union Hall,
The tickets are for sale at Stockbridge's,
Hawes and Collins & Buxton, and will no
doubt meet with ready sale.
PAT ROONEY.
A crowded gallery and good dresscirc!e
and orchestra greeted Pat Rooneys show on
their return to Portland Theatre Lass night.
The entertainment was as good. as before.
TIE Company have lost Miss Wilson who left
Yesterday.
Mme ArabeIl. Goddard mas retired from
the CONCERT stage, ana is ABOUT to organize d
music school ior young ladies IN London.
A Younger sister of Anna Mehlig, who was
81 deservedly popular in New York, has m ,ie
he appearance as pianiste in London. Her
name is Bertha Mehlig, and, like her sister,
she is said to be an artist of decided ability.
Little Corrnne Opera Troupe were at Ban
yor last night Tnoy will soon visit Portland.
The Beethoven Club concert will be Feb.
nth instead of this evening.
The New England Opera Company, % peo-
pie, talk of giving "Chimes of Normandy"
two nights at City Hall, with low prices 20
cents.
Nick Roberts Humpty-Dumpty Troupe,
with three clowns the Miaco Brothers, gym
inasts, the Austins and other great talent
will appear at Portland Theatre next Monday
night
1t is rumored that Mr.. Will r. Howard, who
last season achieved success in the leading
tenor role in Cupid" has ueen engaged as
"Mr Midshipman Sedley" in "Tickelck"