The Portland daily press., 1885-11-23
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
ronrrANp rNcAMrmrNr COURSE.

PORTLAND ENcANPmENT COURSE.
The following is the programme of the first
entertainment in the Portland Encampment
course to be given in Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow
evening:
chorus-How Have I Loved Thee, Native oh;no
A"n'' '''''',' Weber Club. =
Reading-La elsa and the Senator. ...,............
Miss Hovey.
Chorus-where Would Be-. Tolman
Weber Club.
Song-Tell Me, Beautiful Maiden. ...............,
Miss Belle Bartlett.
ChoruS-Little Mountain Church ......... Becker
Weber Club.
Song-0 Living Heart, Trust On......,-....,....
w. 2. Goss.
Weber Club.
Reading-M Milking Time ,....................-.....
ChOruS-Farewell, Thou Lovely Wood. -. Jansen
Weber Club.
Miss Belle Bartlett.
Chorus-On the Breeze Sonnd is Stealing. Adam
Weber Club
John Morgan, Director Mrs. Morrill,, Pianist
DENNY doom.
Denny Doom, to be presented at Portland
Theatre Wednesday evening by Hugh Fay, sup
ported by good company, is well spoken of by
the press and has been favorably received in
sented. Mr. Walter Reynolds, the author of the
piece has brought to his assistance the familiarity
with the art of acting acquired by years spent in
the profession and has produced a play which,
while built upon old lines, is crowded with stirring
and amusing incidents.
LOST IN LONDON.
Thanksgiving day at Portland Theatre will be
the occasion of two performances of the powerful
drama Lost in London strong cast is ex-
pected to present the play with careful attention
to all details. The performance of the drama.
both at the matinee and in the evening, will be
f0ro lad Ct,1ffl he
and Browns" something that will excite the
risibles and promote digestion after Thanks
giving dinner. The sale of tickets begins Tues
day morning.
THE sTocKBRIDGE COURSE.
On Wednesday evening Miss Jessie Couthoui,
reader, Mons. Alfred de Lene, yiolinist and the
Ruggles Street Quartette will give the eighth
entertainment in the Stockbridge Course On
Thursday afternoon and evening there will be
grand entertainments outside the course tickets
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Boston Opera Comique Company will appear.
This opera company was seen here to good adj
vantage last year. The leading, member is Miss
May Alice Vars, who is very talented lady. The
other members are Miss Mary E. Gates, contralto;
Henry G. Snow and Z. O. Thorndike, tenors
Charles L. Lewis, baritone and George G. Gott.
operettas, entitled ."Topsy-Turvy.' All tile gems
from "Mikad0" will be introduced There will be
change OF programme afternoon and evening.
| Those holding course tickets can exchange them
| for Thursdays performances at Stockbridge's.
THE MIKADo.
Next Saturday evening the Wilbur Opera Gnns.
pany will present the Mkado, Gilbert = Salvan's
latest opera, to the Portland pps.lc at the Port
| land Theatre. The Mikade mas had a very sue
cessful run in Boston and New York, and the
Wilbur company is said to be a good one, giving
| the opera in pleasing manner.
NOTES.
| Thatcher Post, G. A. R., and Thatcher Relief
| Corps are to give a series of entertainments al
| City Hall, beginning Friday evening" Dec 4th
Some $4,000 worth Of presents are to be given
| away.
McNish johnson & Slavns Minstrels will PLAY
| at Portland Theatre on Nov 30th. This COMPANY
is highly spoken of by the press and give good
| minstrel show.