The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-10-22
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
STORM BEATEN.

STORM BEATEN.
Speaking of s.Storm Beaten" which will be pre-
scented in fine style tomorrow and Saturday at
Portland Theatre by Shook & Golfers fine COM
pany, the Providence Morning Star says "a
Providence audience had its first opportunity last
night to witness Robert Buchanans play Of
'Storm Beaten" arranged from his own romance
entitled God and the Man" 1t follows the story
about as closely as most demonstrations 90, ex-
cept in the ending, which is much better i'll the
play than in the novel, 1t is strong spectacular
drama. finely set, well played and scored dis
tnct success" The advance sale OF seats com
menced yesterday and was well patrOn1Zed.
The following programme will be played by
Grimmer's orchestra:
Oyerture-Far West new ................ Koppitz
Waltzes from opera Nanor. ................ Genee
Selection from Gasparone .....,..... Milocker
Bohemian Patrol (by request) Bergloge
Watzes-La Mascotte. -. Dressler
MandOlina-MexicanS erenade new. Langley
Galop-High-Hs =. Wlegahd
"New Walks with Charles Dickens will be the
subject of Stoddards illustrated lecture in the
Stockbridge course, to be given at City Hall this
Miss Anderson's first matinee attracted a great
crowd at the Star Theatre, New York, Saturday.
Miss Anderson's performance of Rosalind has
gained the emphatic approval of competent and
exactng judges of dramatic art, and it has deeply
pleased the public. Mr.. Forbes-Robertson as Or
landO grows in favor the eftener he is seem. An
equally intellectual and refined actor has seldom
come TO us from the English stage Tonight Miss
ANDERSON VIII DC seen Nddttd Liz
latter role will be new to this public.
A troupe of Parsee actors, comprising twenty
five men and a number of women, will appear at
Her Majesty's Theatre, London, in November
Another new theatre was opened Monday night
in New York. 1t is called the Theatre Comique.
is located on 725th street, near Third avenue, and
is under the management of Josh Hart Fanny
Davenport in "Feodora" was the attraction.
The members Of the Hungarian GYPSY Band all
day forenoon, and bought foreign exchange
drafts TO send money home to folks in Hungary.
They were excessively polite Al :, Of them re-
they left the bank. When they retired they bow
ed individually to Cashier Templeton. All their
In the m revival Of Macbeth at the California
Theatre, San Francisco, it is the intention to pre-
sent the last act according to the directions OF
the stage. he will go off fighting and battle will
ensue between the English and Scots. The yictors
bloody head upon pike. Rankin, Mordaunt and
Harkins. who play Macbeth on changing nights,
will each have cast OF his face taken so that
each several Macbeth will be exactly reproduced;
Caesars ghost but this is carrying realism beyond
the bounds of patience!
The soprano principals of Maplesons company
are Mines Alma Fohstrom, Dassi, Dottl and
Felia Litvinoff contraltos. Mines. De Vigne,
Bauermeister, Lablache and Minnie Hauk. OF
these FOhstrOn, DasSi, Litvinoff, De Vigne and
Bauermeister will be heard for the first time in
this country. Fohstr0m sang last season in Lon
don under MaplesOn's management with success,
ann iityinof is young Russian dramatic
soprano, who was cordially received by the Wen
nese. Hank will be heard for the first time in
three years. The tenors are Messrs. Ravelli Del
Falco, Bieletto, Rinaldini and Giannini. Ravelli
has not sung IN New York in three years. Del
Falco is from La Scala, and will appear for the
first time here. The baritones are Messrs. De
Anna. Foscani and Del Puente, who has also not
been heard in several years. The BASES are
Messrs. Cherubini, Vetta, Vaschetti and Carac-
colo, of whom only Vetta is new. Cayalazzi will
lead the ballet, Arditi will conduct, with Bimbon
as assistant and Sapio as chorus master, Hamm
will lead the orchestra, Nine. Sacconi will be solo
harpist, Fancesco will be ballet master and Parry
stage manager.