The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-03-13
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The entertainment given by Bramhall
Lodge, x. of p, at Castle Hall last evening
was all that could be desired by the friends Of
the order and of the performers. The various
musical selections were admirably given and
the recitations of Glider Crawford Miss
Emma Haines and Little Drusie gave great
pleasure. Miss BERTHE Webb delighted her
hearers as usual by her excellent violin play
ing. The following was the programme:
Trio-The Mermaid's Song. ............, Glover
Mrs. Haines and Daughters.
Recitation--Robert Of Lincoln. Anon
Little Drusie.
Sons-oomic Md: E,n,. a;os
Violin solo Fantasie. ;. ........... Leonard
Miss BERTHE Webb.
Duet-I Know Bank .................. .....,Horr
Mrs. Haines and Daughters.
Recitation1The liners Miss Emma Haines
S0Ds-A" A0n'iR Mias Miiiy Haines TamOureS
Reading. ,,o Mr. David Moulton
Little Drusie and Miss Emma Haines l''''''N
Haines Family. '''4''''N
Violin Solo-Cavatina Raft
Miss Berthe Webb. : -'"-
REGULATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......... Selected
Little Drusie.
Duet-I Heard Voice ..... .......,..., Glover
Miss Emma and Milly Haines
iEeading."... ..,......... MIR. David Moulton
Little Drusie ''''''O''U
jubilee chorus. ......,.......,.. Selected
Haines Family.
THE WEBER CLUB CONCERT.
This evening the club will give their concert
at Y. M. @. A. Hail. We published the pro-
gramme some time ago, but repeat it:
Chorus-Champagne Club ............w Weber Club
Duet........ ........ Mrs. 6. II. Pratt Mr. Morgan
git was a Dream. Mise Belle Re-
Chorus-Ave Maria. ........ ........ Weber Clnb
Song Embarrassment .,..........Mr. Frank Shaw
Quaftette-swiss Peoples Song - L. Fra''
Miss Bartlett and Mrs Pratt, Messrs. Morgan
and Parkman.
song Going to Market Miss Belle Bartlett
Soprano Obligato and chorus .....',"'.l! S--s
Miss Belle Bartlett and Weber Club.
sS9hngwThs Last Milestone Mrs. c. H. Pratt
Ohorus-Ihe Young Musicians $50. Weber Climb
Miss Lesfy Chandler, Accompanies.
VIII Chandler will play clarionet solo.
BENNETT s. MoULToN's OPERA co.
The opera company, which presents popular
opera at popular prices, will appear at Port
land Theatre for the week commencing next
Monday evening. The Haverhill (Mass.)
Gazette, speaking of their performance of
"The Mascot" says:
THE acting WAS lively and vivacious, and
Ihe singing was good enough for any one.
Some liberties were taken with the text, but
they all served to make the evenings enter
tainment pass off pleasantly. In short there
was nothing to offend either the eye or the ear
In the entire performance. Miss Bessie Fair
balm carried away full share OF the honors of
the evening as Bettina; she is good actress
and good singer, Mr.. r. P. Smith was the
Lorenzo, and Mr.. Ben Lodge the Rocco. They
kept the audience in the best of humor when
ever they appeared on the stage, which was al
most continuously. The Fiametta of Miss
Mamie Bruce was bright and pleasing, and the
other leading characters were in good hands.
The chorus seemed to enjoy the affair almost
as much as the audience, and that is saving
good deal. They all had pretty, intelligent
faces"
The sale OF reserved tickets commenced at
the box Office yesterday with good demand
for seats.