The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-02-11
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

UNITY LODGE ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment given by Unity Lodge last
evening was great success. There was tull
house, every number was well given and well re-
ceived. Mr.. Richards proved himself an excellent
character reader, his selections were IN good
taste and not exaggerated. For encores the
Schuberts sang ''The Huntsman' and the Quar-
tet the song "When the leaves begin to turn"
Mr.. Stockbridge delightful ballad, and Mr
Richards read Home from Boarding Scnool and
Jonathan, Joseph, jeremiah" The committee
OF arrangements was MeSsrs: ii. L. aver, +. n
Alif, G. H. Davis E. A. Whitney, and M. A.
Holden. The following was the programme
Mr. E. G. Farnsworth
Quartet-"Hunter'S Song. ...........,.... Smart
Mrs. Young Miss Rice Messrs. Stockbridge
and Duncan.
Humorous Character Delineation. .................
Prof Richards
Quartet-"The Tar's Song" ................H atton
Schubert Quartet.
Song-"Open the Lattice" ,.............,,-..G regh
Mr.. Stockbridge.
Trio-"Break, Break, Break .-.......... Anderton
Mrs. Young, MeSSrS Stockbridge and Duncan.
"Josiah Aliens Visit to his Boys in the City,.
Prof Richards
a "Wben First Heard You Sing,
song 81 Have Something Sweet to
Mrs Young.
Quartet-"The Letter. .Hatton
Schubert Quartet.
Song-"Don't Forget Me- ................,.Pin suti
Mr.. Duncan.
RecItation-"C ourtship of John and Salie". $40.
Prot. Richards.
Quartet 'Madrigal ......................S Sullivan
Mrs Young Miss Rice, Nessrs Stockbrdge
Duet-"Good-bye. Ye Flow srt Fair. F. Abt
Mrs. Young and Miss Rice.
Quartet-"The Star of Love" .............. Buck
Schubert Quartet.
CHESTNUT STREET ENTERTAINMENT.
The following programme of the concert, to be
frfu OF chm fOn irrhf xvoc
handed to us Tuesday with the special request
that it should not be published until this mornings
Quartet-"Love In Spring Time''. ., Hauptmann
Duet-"Flow Gently DeYa'' Parry
Messrs Stockbridge and Coyle.
song"rhe Two Gr n4p dnHls ,schumann
Quartet-"Jack and Jill" ................C aldicot
Song-"The Love that Came Too Late'. 49,. Tosti
Trio-sO, Memory .................L Leslie
Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Cloudy and MI. Stockbrldge.
Qualtet-"The Parting KissD ............; Pinsuti
''O''' 90 0 Mr.. stockb,rriidge. '''''N''-
Duet-"Fly Away BirdlHg''. ............,......Abt
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Goudy.
Madrigal-From the ''Mikado" ........... Sullivan
SongCsCharlie Machree', ........,.....H H. M. Dow
Mrs. Chase.
Anthem-"The Strain Upraise' ...........W Wilson
with organ accompaniment.)
THE MIKADo.
The public who have heard Gilbert & Sullivan's
popular opera, as rendered by the Stetson and
Wilbur companies, will be all the more desirous
to hear the Gilbert company at City Hall next
Saturday afternoon and evening. Endorsed as
the troupe is by many exchanges, the entertain
ment cannot fail to please. Stockbridge has the
tickets.
NOTES.
The Peak Family will give a concert at High
street church yestry on Friday night for the bene
fit of the Aged Mems Home
The Haverly Ministries drew another large
house and gave second first class entertainment
at Portland Theatre last night
Get tickets at Stockbridge's now for Lester &
Allen