The Portland daily press., 1885-03-11
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
rHE sYMpHoNY coNcrnr

4hE e1mRdONH CONCERT.
TIE Boston Symphony concert at City Hall
tonight will fill the hail with the music lovers
of Portland and vicinity Miss Eames. a for
mer resident of this city. soprano, and Mr..
Giese, the celebrated violcncelis', will be- tia
sooists. The programme was published in
yesterdays PRESS.
No person will be allowed To antar ,ba hoIt
during the performance of anv nnmher this
evening.
III HENRY's MrNsTRELs.
There has been good advance sale OF tick
ets Tor tue performance to be given by this
popular troupe OF minstrels at Portlsnd Thef
tire this evening. The troupe embraces MANY
specialists OF excellence, while its vocal quar-
tstte Is one OF the best ever b ard here,
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
Bramhail Lodge, *. OF P, will give q de-
hghtfui entertainment at Castle Hall tomor-
row evening. The Haines family, we'll known
here and Miss Berthe Webb. the. favorite
young violinist, will furnish the musical mart
of the programme, and "Elder Crawfo,d,
will delight with his comcal recitations and
agreeable readinge.
THE BESNETr-NoULToN OPERA
Salem paper says: eight performances
were given by this company 10 Salem, ak eve
nings and two afternoons. and at evaru ono
mechanic hali was packed to its utn est capa-
CITY, Inc total number Of patrons was IL ,567
or an average OF .445 at each performance.
After every seat was sold, the ticket Office was
bssleged for admissions which we're for stand
ing room only and even tboss sales had to be-
discontinued before the curtain rose. smplv
because no standing room remained unappro-
prlaled' Mr.. Moulton is to be congratulated
on securing company of such abilities equal
~ ready IN eaoh OF the operas presented, and
always giving the most completes satisfaction to
tne immense audiences sure to be drawn to.
g gs whenever and wherever they appear"
Inc company will appear at Portland Theatre
l.. al. Rnbens, Mme Fussoh Maids manager
has contracted with the Theodore Thomas
concert Company for her appearance In COR
certs. Inc contract begins April 20, and ar
ranges for 40 concerts. for which Nine. Fursch-
Madi is to receive $40 900.
Barrett appears in Julius C@sar" at tina
Boston Theatre, Booth as "Richard III at
the Museum, Maggie Mitchell in Little Bare
I Pas ~. Pearl Of Savoy" and ,Fanchon" at the
~Apsjanne" is presented at the Bijou, and the
Leopold5 are at the Howard this week
nerr Sonnenthsl Monday night appeared
nrss before an American audience at the Tha-
ia Ineatre, New York. A crowded house
greeted the actor, and he was applaudsd long
ana yociferously when he entered as Uriei
Acosta, In the play of that name. At the end
OF o., the first act he was four times recalled.
Elaborate gitts of flowers were presented.
we have received an anonymous cammuni-
cation from friend OF Mr.. Byron Douglass,
the actor lately performing with the pave
ments OF Paris" company in Boston, predict
ing a successful career for the young aspirant
Ior hlatrienic honors. Mr.. Douglass is a Port
land boy, who attended Master Tayor's school,
tnen entered mercantile life in Boston, which
was distssteful, and than went on the stage.
he first appeared in New Haven in stock
company, then as De Varville in Alice Lin
CARDS company to that actress Camille
part he played in Portland-then Joined the
stock OF the California Theatre, then played
with the Vokes Family, did juvenile business
with Edwin Booth last season, and last as
sumed the role of Baron de Gueran in the
"Pavements of Paris" He is only twenty
two years old, and the papers in other cities
speak very favorably of him.