Telegram-herald., 1888-03-25

Al Powers Grand Opera HOass tkis week
vii be presented list Of attractions thai
have never before besn e4aAllsd IN this cisy
IA single ~esk, Lotsa, ~gia. the fsnman
and tns Boston locals. Logts comes tonor-
Ticket No. 2lo n wa.ch she has made ker
usual spisnala s1couss. The sac al sesss
Is already very large and these ~ao dsslrs
- see the irrczisgsbis illile red bead should
apply al tne box Office Tor sests cary to-
morrow.
One OF the strongest plays ever seen upon
thai American stage viii be presented al
Powers en- Tuesday snd "Wednesday even
inss Of tbls week. eF Charles lounEs
play oi Jim, the renman." which created
faroTe ia London. repeated lis success in
New YORK al the Madison Square. and
Manager Palmer has sent two companies
upon the road with 4. Manager Berger
succeeded ia getting the original company
Tor this city and the powerful play VIII be
seen On Tuesday evening with g suong
cast. Seats can De secured now.
Something OF tue individual character
isucs Of the Boston Ideals who are 10 play
ia Powers Opera House on the 30th and
5ist viii be interesting. They are under
the management of Col. ". II. Foster, who
has for years been associated with the com.
psny and is one o; the hest known mana
gers. Nile Leile &c LussaB, Tie soprrno. Is
al American giri and WAS taught music by
her mother, who studied with Isaiu when
they were school girls She is 3 yery
beautiful woman and il Is oh the sAsge
when her brillls0cy u best seen. She Il a
profound student and devoted 10 her music
Hiss Harriet. Avery, tAe other prima
ful voices. she sings without the
least apparent effort aud "a "Frs DlAyslo'
has created fur0re. Alss Helen Dudley
Campbell Is the HOntraito OF the company.
and aside from Schaichi, has not living
rival. She. too. is quite student. and Ia
her long srips on the cars Is always abb
sOrbed IN book Miss Letitia Fritch has
for years enjoyed an envlous reputation zs
concert SINGER and her recent debut ia
opera has been witn wonderful success. She
Is u most lovsbie woman aud has many
friends here. Miss Louise Edgar Is one OF
the most conciennous OF actresses. Her
part OF Fiequet Ia Victor the Blue stock
ing" is a creation, and she has mad the
warmest receptions everywhere.
Among the gentlemen Of tbe company
George AppleDy is known a. one of the
most congenisl people ia the company. He
is very fond Of horses, rides exceedingly well
and is one OF the best tenors in the
country. w. n. Clark has a voice OF won
deriui fexibllity. He is devoted. when not
on the Stage. 10 billiards, and always car
ries private cue. Fritz Williams, one of
the funny men, has foncness for poker,
and plays il with q sphinx-ike oounte-
nance. The other funny man, Clement
B4nbrdge, is one OF the best feDcers in the
East. and Is exceedingly fond of bout
with the gloves. Frank Baxter is great
sportsman. and spends his vacations in hunt
ing and fishing. de has splendid tenor
voice. J. G. Aurion. the b4sso profund0, is
one of the jOlliest men IN the company.
lie was never known 10 be out Of temper
and is liked by everybody. These are
few of the characteristics OF the leading art
Isl s Of the Boston Ideals Taken together
upon tho stage they work together, and
there Is never anything 10 mar toe pleasant
relations. They are a company of isdies
and gentlemen, and this is borne out by
the refinement OF the performances. which
are as near perfect a. they can be made.
Easter Monday night the Schubert Clab
will give is annual concert at Powers.
The programme IL as follows.
PART ].
Schubert CAB
Grand Duo PisBo ana Violin Osborn and Beriot
Z. \. Meilenstein anc Wilbur Force.
Solo hArfAri'a A.. = :, ~. Aeyer-helimunc
Piano Solo Mosulit S0nais. etb0ven
a-Adagi0.
b-alicgIeffo
c-PTesis Ag1tsto
th.vaiier de kontski
Quartette. Ny Queen. --.Bucsllosi
Aessr,. }. D. kroner. LOOMS. Morrison and
o,a ri. "n@Af'h' r.
schubert Ciub
FAzT IL
Chevaier De Kontski.
Ihe Bird toeoerDCff
y Krorner and schaBcn Club.
Trio. Minor Brssixef
4. A neiieussein, Wilbur force and II. gcellsl.
0oio' eeienA ~ ;,' ..-- =
Italian salad .f5enee
H. A senekeer and schubert
Pians Solo, Revesl da Lion. II outs ki
thevalier de K0ntski
''''''' ssaahe.s Cub
Alba Heywoed. the comedian. who Was
called 10 Battle creek by TIE serious illness
of hls mother some Ter days ago. wisbes 70
say that bis musical comedy company will
resume its tour tomorrow.
Amelia Louisa Freund, mother Of Harry
r Freund. publisher Of Freand's Bpsic and
LTa1na, and y charming writer tor th,,
periodical, died March II, aged e2 years.
Manager Berger and Sol Smith Russell
have sbsndoned their Spring trip TO Frisco
| and the Pacific Coast.
Beginning tomorrow evening another ex-
celieut Vaudeville entertainment will be
presented si cmitb's 0perA House for the
week. Twenty specially stars are sn-
noBDoed. the old time fsvorife Sstsums. the
| priaoe OF Japanese lugglsrs heading the
| Iisf. In conjunction with him vii appear
| the following artisies. which viii sksUrs
isfge sudssDces throoE bout tbs eugagement.
| Gers A Ncfherson. song sDo dance: Sib-
son 4 kurrsv. Ia character sketches. Hiss
Nellie HsvDe, eontrslto. &iss Kitty Norris.
song and dance. Harrison, female impe4.
soDstor. the Vernon Sisters. voceiists. John
l Gibson. " ~. MoPberson. siseacs and
fun, Aiss Seiile AnBs0n. bnrlssau. Mis-,
Nav Neidsn, r5oshsf. ~ II G6ris. cbsr.
sctsr songs and dsnoss Miss ksris Ward.
skipping rope dancer. Harry sDd kinais
y 00j Johnny Ray and Ads Melville. A
neu minstrel scene vii be introduced and
/ the performance VII conclude VITA tns
Intensely many oo@s5y, kpiisphs"
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= Removal.
William II. Hal. tks ever popuisr bsr-
! t,er. whose shop vas formsrly iB TIE Hem
ri House oor8ef Bridge and ksat-sts.. ha'
/ nore5 scrozs Hr5dge-st iuto tie bss srf.en
under q. u. Betnke's hour and feed stors
Wi. iss husflsr hiinsef sud " always
surrounded by c0nspsisnt stsf.
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