The Portland daily press., 1888-03-14
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
nocKsrApER,s M1NsrRELs.

This evening this well known COM
pany of Minstrels will appear at Portland
Theatre There has been good advance
sale of seats. The New York World
says: "The large audience at Dockstader's
VAST night was almost convulsed with laugh
tr. Mullaly and the orchestra played the
sold Times Rocks overture, after which
INV. Frillman sang "The Bridge" Billy
Ric., "The Romance Of Love-" Dockstader,
II Doubt if 1t Ever Win Occur" In the
lattr Mr.. Dockstader made a hit about JUS
5lcepuify and the gang. There was a
laugable sketch on the prevailing craze,
entltAd 'Tobogganing at Fleetwood Park"
Inc prformance concluded with the bur-
lesquerEye-Tal Uproar."
HARMONY LODGE.
Inc NTH anniversary of Harmony Lodge,
l. Q. o. Ewill be held at the hall tomorrow
evening. Mere will be highly interesting
concert in witch Miss Grace Hall, violinist,
Mrs. Fellows nd Mrs. Morrison, yocalists,
MISS Ida III. BAwn, reader. Mr.. Harvey
Murray, accomanist, and the Mandolin
and Guitar Clubswill take part. An excel
lent supper will b served.
Inc following WI be the programme:
March-ldeai. .S....................Ha Harris
Imperial Mandcn and Guitar Club
song OF the Iri[on Molloy
Mrs. Fellows, Miss Brown Miss Rice and Mrs
Morrisc1
meaning Miss Ida NJ. Down. 'Duprey
Violin Solo-Reyerie. ;;.....,,!. 49,. Vieuxtemps
Miss Grace Hal
Vocal solo-sweetheart 49,: Powell
Banjo Duett--March. .........: Original
Messrs. Barnum and GlSni.
oo'' Mrs. Fellows and Mrs MoIrisaoia: I iiiSu'i
Banjo Solo. Master fn6s Glynn
ouartette G-Waggon. ;:;;;;:...-...'. Nolloy
Mrs. Fellows. Miss Brown, aMiss Rice and hrs
Morrison. A
Beading Yarn of Nancy Belle Ano1
Miss Ida NJ. Brown.
Violin Solo-Tarantelle.. ,;.;;..........'' .kuf
Miss Grace Hall.
Vocal Sol0--I am Waiting .,......... .....-Birch
Mrs. Fellows.
Duett-Boat Song ...................... Blumenthal
Miss Brown and Mrs. Morrison.
Waltz-Auf Wiedersehn. ...,............. Bailey
Imperial Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Harvey Murray, Accompanist.
The Biddeford Daily Journal SAYS says the tol-
lowing of the Mandolin Club; ne lnpe-
rial Banjo, Guitar and Mandolin ClnD OF foTt-
land added much to the Drilliancy OF the
concert. each of the members being master
of his instrument, and all combining IN mel
ody that evoked the heartiest kind OF ap..
plauSe. Especial mention need be maze OF
the banjo solos of Master Glynn. lie Is an
artist of far greater than ordinary ability,
although boy. and the appreciation OF his
work was shown in a triple encore. From
first to last the concert was of great excel
lence.
MRS. HAYES RECITAL.
Mrs. A. N. Halves class will give an en-
tertainment at Rossini Hall, Friday even
ing. A concert will be followed by dance.
The following will be the musical pro-
gramme:
Barber of Seville. Rossine
Misses Cobb Harding ana Allen.
Reading-How much for Bachelor.
Miss A. nj. SherbuTn.
Song-in Costume. ................. ....Selected
Miss Evangie Pearson.
King Henry VIII, Scene lN,:.:.............,..~
Mrs. Adele Libby.
Kitte and Father Doyle-ln Costume ....rs'''
Miss Il. M. Allen.
Xyloph0ne SolO-with Orchestra ..-'f'''''''
Miss Oracle NJ. Harding, ,,,,,.or,;,,
Ger Blooming Meadows. T., monet "a
Misses L. g. A. Allen, Hyer, Ferry 4Ai'i" "''"
Mrs. Halves.
Statue Scene-from The winters "io''''''''
Miss Annie HysI'
Reading-Brown's Mistake .i;,, $500
Miss Oracle NJ Harding
Reading--Selected -. 80 j niia
Twelfth Night; - /. i pesrson
M. C. NJ. A. COURSE.
Tomorrowegening the last entertainment
in the Mechanics free course, will be given
Inv Mr.. $. T. Pickard of the Transcript, who