Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-25
Entertainments.
THANKSGIVING SoCIABLE.

THANKSGIVING soCIABLE. This evening the Sarsfeld Guard give Thanksgiving sociable at the National Armory on Church street.
 JANE cooMBs. Jane Coombs, the celebrated actress, will appear at Pecks Grand Opera House next Tuesday evening November 30, in Romeo and Juliet.
 THE SNOW FLOWER. t Miss Kate Claxton is announced to appear at Carll's Opera House next Monday evening in Dion Boucicault's romantic drama, "The Snow Flower"
 JOHN B. COUGH. On Friday evening, December Sd, John B. Cough will appear at Peek's Grand Opera House, where he will deliver his new lecture, Platform Experiences" This simple an nouncement will be sufficient to fill the house. Reserved seats may be secured at Loomis'. EDITH o'GoRMAN.
 On next Sunday evening, by particular re- quest, Edith O'Gorman, the escaped Nun, will deliver another of her interesting and entertaining lectures. There is no truth in the report that license will be demanded by the Chief of Police, as no license is required for lecture.
 ARCHIBALD FORBES.
 A very appreciative audience listened to Mir. Archibald Forbes in the Carl Opera House last evening, His subject, ''Royal People Have Met" was treated in manner that was highly interesting to his audience, and showed the speakers perfect familiarity with the subject of his lecture. A larger audience should have listened to it.
 THE TWO ORPHANS.
 A pleasant way of enjoying this evening will be to attend the interesting and emotion al play of s'The Two Orphans" to be given at Carlls Opera House. Miss Lillie Eldridge, as Louise, the blind girl, has won good deal of praise as an actress of talent and for a very successful rendering of this character, and she will be supported by Harry Pratt, as the cripple, and a good company. A good entertainment may be relied upon. Seats can be had at the Opera House after nine o'clock.
 MUSICAL COMBINATION.
 Those in search of entertainment for this afternoon can find it at Peck's Grand Opera House. where will be presented by Major Pond a novel concert, including the celebrated Spanish Students; in addition the Weber Quartette of male voices, Miss Isabel Stone, the Boston soprano, and Mir. Alfred H. Pease, an eminent pianist, making combination of twenty one artists. The concert will also be presented this evening and will be worthy of liberal patronage. Seats may be secured at the Opera House. The matinee begins at p. nl., giving time for the Thanksgiving dinner.
 A woMAN's FAITH.
 This play last evening was given before a small audience, which gave evidences of be- ing very much pleased. The romance and sensations connected with life in Oregon twenty-five years ago were pictured in a very realistic manner, and Miss Leonard showed ability which places her above the medium rank in her profession She is rather pre- possessing in appearance and moves with grace and ease, and sustained her part in a very acceptable manner, appearing before the curtain in response to liberal applause. The support on the whole was very good, the comic parts being rendered in a manner which caused hearty laughter, relieving the
 
 which the play abounds. This afternoon and evening it will be repeated, and large aud fences should be present, as it is just the play to suit Thanksgiving audience and help di- gest Thanksgiving dinner.
 RED RIDING HOOD.
 The indications are that there will be large audiences present tomorrow afternoon and evening at Peck's Grand Opera House to wit ness the presentation of the charming oper- etta, ''Red Riding Rood" The cast is made l up chiefly from local talent, lending an unu- 1 sual interest to the affair, which will undoubt- sdly make it success. A chorus of seventy l five voices, together with Thomas orchestra, 1 under the direction of Signor Tamburello of | New York will assist, and recitations by the l Sanford orators" and musical selections by | the soloists will be given between the scenes. l Mir. Harry Rowe Shelley will be the accom- panist. The following comprises the cast Mamma Miss Emma Pond | Grandma M1ss M l. hrscnner Noodman- aAK: E. xA- D!sssll Wolf. MT. G. w. Griffith Red Riding Hood ....... .MiIhe Schneelock | Rose Viola Sanford | 3uttercup. .F1ossie Sanford ssichorus of Blue 5eli; oaseni Iauss Fsirc6iid