Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

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Or. Jekell anG Mr. Smile BIO q. = 'Iouge
Dr. lands Bro. ". Jones
Banjo Duet.....-.-.~....sro aud Mrs G. 4. schoheld
PART III.
Selections Bro. K. 4. Nelenstein and OrcheStrs
The Fourth Act OF Lester wsliacks
Great Play
"kDS kDALE
Lady Florence May. Mistress of Rosedale
Major ..:... .-.-:.. Ms FRED a. Berger
Miss Aggie Douglass
Tsbitha Stork, Rosa's nnrss 49, Miss Luiu CreqGe
MOtner NIX. Gyiey hag..... Mis- s her Morgan
kinchee Dee. Gypsy girl. Aiss Nettie NIXON
cir Artnur ID ty-.... ..--.----.-Littlc Daiey Drew
Miles Mckenna, tae big pal OF the Gypsies
bro Willard Brigham
CO. Cayend sh Hay. a sleek ylllau.
Nr. John 40. Mcintyre
Matthew Leigh. IN love with Lady Florence.
Nr Thomas Crane, Jr
- iO~ - = Bro. Don c. Crawford
Docksey, Gypsy rnfiiaa, Mr, Russell Bac ansn
RomlDy Robb another~......Bro James Campo II
koXie plain GYPSY ........ .-.....brO. W. +. Cox
Elliot Grey. Captain Of the Lancers
Bro. Lloyd Breeze
The Committee of Arrangements is as
follows:
Bro. c. ". Chauncey. Chairman
Bro c. b. Judd. bro ". l. White.
BIO. c. E. schofield, Bro. w. l. Boyns.
Bro f. ". Jones, Bro George e Gouse,
Bro. wayne Crawford Bro. w 4 Cox.
bro. Lloyd Breeze, er-oglct0.
The third annual benefit entertainment
given By the Grand Rapids Press Club was
in every sense of the word success. Red
mons's Grand Opera House was comfort
ably filled yesterday afternoon with bril-
liant audience. In one of the boxes sat the
exalted ruler of the city. Mavor Dikemsn,
and surrounding him were four Aldermen.
CITY Clerk Belxnap aud City Treasurer
Perry. The left proscenium box was occu-
pied by Mrs. j. w. Rosenthal and children,
and El Toamley of rhe Tower, aud in the
right proscenium box were seated ex- Mayor
John J.. Curtiss. family and friends. When
the curtain went up every seat
on the lower floor was occu-
pied and by the representative people
of the city. The programme was well
selected and each number was received with
liberal applause by the audience. The
opening overture of Prof. Blrnard's orches-
ira, Morning, Noon and Night." was beau
tifully rendered. BY the way this orchestra
which has become one of the finest musi-
cal organizations in the city. was ably as
sisted At the performance yesterday. by
Prof F. NJ Lawson. Wilbur Force Frank
WurzOurs and viii Bronson, these we'll
known musicians having kindly rendered
their services for the OCCASION. Lloyd Bre-
zee recited in pathetic msnner Papa
Letter" Miss Jennie Kipp, young isdy
who is RAPIDLY becoming popular as a mu-
.icsn, executed a violin SOLO. with a very
plsasing effect. Miss Marie Wilson re-
cited The Pilots Story" with Der
well known ability. Mrs. +. VI. Davis was
in fine voice and her vocal solo. To Sevilia,"
was received sith prolonged applause. and
FOR an encore she ssng pretty lullaby song.
The claronet SOLO Of Walter wilkins Was
executed in a fini he'd manner. showing s
thorough musical training. The characters
of BiusGs ana Ctssius. in the quarrel scene
from Julius Cesar" were atiy interpreted
bv Willard l. Brigham and Ed Gill man
ager of the Fsrroa Company. joan Nc
Intyre who Was 20 have appeared with Mr..
Brigham, suffered an accident on Wednes-
day, and Mr. GIL kindly consented u take
the part. Z. J. Jersey of Professor Bar
nard's orchestra. gave cOr1et solo ia a
perfect manner The literary contest be-
tween A. B. Tozsr and NJ. A. True proved n
very novel sketch. and the topical
song by Mr.. True took the audience
bv storm. Several very clever and am using
crayon sketches were presented By IA. u.
Rose, of the LeadeT. who offered exp ana
tons where necessary. Then came sur
prise TO almost everyone, only three or four
of the Press Club being in tie plot. T. b.
.sher of ihe Eagle. sieppei ap0n the sisge
ard asked for Manager Gsrwoo3. stating
that be was wanted on the sfsre. While
Mr. GarwOod was being found Mf. Fisher.
in neat speech. spoke II the Press Club.
its object etc. and tbanke3 the audience IN
behalf Of the CLUB for their appreciation OF
toe Cubs efforts. He warmed - his SUB.
iect and spoke IN terms OF praise Of M.
Garwood and his generosity IN donating ihe
use Of the house and the seTvice- ~ is
attaches for the enieT;si nue5t BY this
Time the popular manager bad arrived on
the scene ard as be stepped upon the sage
Nr Fisber drew the c0ver.ny from = ha8d
some zol5-headed ctae an8 IN the name or
the Press Cub presented 10 20 NJ. garvoo3
a. slight token of the regar3 sa8 essseB1
in which he T. held by that organization
Mr. Fisher sad that II. t5arzoo3 vas tai
ana strong ADD did not need be ssick A.
support. ba: be could carry it sad he rs-
mindsi Of ne kindly feelings TIE ffrsDd
/ Parfis Press Club wo1id bHvs for birr
Mr. tarvood was apparently slightly over
come bns In = fen cords ftanEel the Press
Clno fof the ift. vbioa 30 wa1d cherish
( alvaYs He sad thsi in dons,n hs
+ house he thougof he -as oniT
repairing "a rsTf Tie many ecarfss'es whlcb
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