The Portland daily press., 1888-01-25
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
MISS srERLrNe's CONCERT.

MISS STERLlNGS CONCERT.
Miss Eta G. Sterling had bitter cold
nisht e. 10, .o,,,or. 1aat o,,o,;,o ond IN
A's1' Aoi noi oon0oi' '"s' efonins' anu ~
consequence there was a very small audience
al Oity han. MISS cterhng mas very asleo-
able soprano voice, sings well, an was greet
ed with hearty applause and encores to which
sne respohoeo' one was asSiSsou ~ 'no
nossini .onoei' I,'o - 'au,oo' - "i.0n sno
10 nemoel' a'a ;no IA a MY
possessou sou1 .o'soo any sua A'nou NJ
o. Aiuiion .1.y nav p.o"S.ne o".''one
voise, auu -ai s,, pay % ~ iopoas 'o oolo
WIN ,'..a sao'. a..a A,ss .T,.. ~
vra, oe'ess'o .,,~s 49, .ha,,,as
w., .,,r.,s..a,, p.ay | .s,-,',.' tn 80 A.
from hisoie''o auinirapiy' Anis ""0 'no
programme:
Piano Solo-Fantaisie on. theme from Rigo-
letto. List
Miss Wiley.
keadlng-Ihe Chariot Race, ,..''.'.,''-'' "aiiaco
sonrono so,o Three a'sS W;sbes neae Pinsuti
''p' "'0 '0'o Miss Sterling.
Xylophone Solo. Selected
Mr.. Gates.
Baritone Solo-AncnorgGdt; it, "a'son
Rossini Trio-Queen Of the Night ......... Smart
MISSES Steliing, oa,es ~ fh ana nnere nree' Anon
Miss Hale.
Soprano solo-Ihe paiiy Quest on-....''Heimund
Rossini Trio-Merry frolic on the green. Bennett
p..,. Misses @ Sterling, ad p Gates ana rice. ro..,
Daii'ono ooio-oo Mr. fihbv io'''
xylophone solo..;. .selected
o..... r NM Mr.; Cates. M1s c.u,o.
wne roo ssr etas and
"isSes o'eihns anu fihhv' DAe''''' 0"'o' "'''
1iLMohE bANp.
The tickets are selling well at Stock
BRIDGES for the grand concerts to be given
~, tsis oa,atrated r,,s;oa, orcon,7ot;on at
" 'nls .eiooA"1 A."aa
oity haii heAt oatuluay ai'elnoon "nu o,oA
ing Inc sIaiu olu Lonuon iinicS "eh' ,h'o
rapeureS over ui,nioie oanu uui'ns .noA
European eour. ~ saiu ~ was simply as'oii-
lshlng tnas Danu couiu con,o M a,on, ApeiL. reda
and shade Of EXPRESSION. time. tone execu-
tion and grace Of ornamentation chat the art
aifords. tDrds. .,, 10 nau saro ~ ,,o Grand
Trnnk Maine Central and p. q o, Railroads
and a late train on the Grand Trunk. Half
fare on the Portland and Rochester to the
ii'a'inee sor su,ru pissrr1
It;s Mr. Sol smith Rnssell,s intention To
n,av verv short seasons hereafter. and IL il
T., tbe future only tbe,la rper cit
;os will sae him in his delightful specialties
paoa,,t,v Mr uenrv Irving was of a dinner
nartv which Mr.. Russell delighted with
pun,her Of his recitations. .You are rev
oIa,ion 70 mo y said Mr.. Irving ST have
o'"eo " 80 .., .,
peem s.uuylnS and haa,tifsISv iilus % ustratad J
!nem most v,Sy aVo Wan rem;nd NE ~ tSa
IN your sattha,,s sentahs bardiu In or ,vbatbar b
younger Mat.neMs. t nalIiy nnS" th Mug'nor
most 70 ADMIRE lns vSel,S;a.ail'y S,;ay anu s,utn q
ae tenaeanesS ssh anJ ive tba so,rth ~ OuI ais
innasnt n the Stockhyidge psnnnIsmcn-
teItaio' ~ T;t LII ,sn,t n,o
ing Tickets are now on sale.
rur pr,pr
Mr.. Florence drew a iair sized audience 10
the Portland Theatre last evening to witness
~Tbe Flirt J, cantain Cptt,a l. his master
80 '- - ss.S,--
piece' put he 10 aclor enough 70 hlake YAK
ing thing out of this bright and witty abb
surditv. Mr. Florence's fun is not forced. it
,s,sarsoo.,, ,,at,,ro, o,,d ,hara;,, I;os e..
Is peilectly natural anu 'neioin hoS ~
charm. He can move his hand, say not a
word, and the whole audience laughs. Every
exnression every word. and every movement