The Portland daily press., 1889-12-11
MUSIC AND DRAMA,
JED PRoUTY.

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An exchange, speaking of "Old Jed Prou-
ty' in which Richard Golden will appear at
Portland Theatre, tonight and tomorrow
night. says:
The stsry Is simple and pretty one, with
Just enough plot to bring out more strongly
Is not o very bad Que, and the moral gran
deur OF the other roles makes the contrast
the more vivid, the morale more excellent,
II may be truthfully said that the play is
! never coarse nor suggestive to the prurient
Inc production Is OF the same class as ''The
Old Homestead" but yet is very different to
construction and development. 'Old Jed
was positive"
THE MIDNIGHT BELL
Hoyt's "Midnighs Bell' will BIZ brought
out in fine style, at the Boston Theatre, next
i-~eek. Over $1,000 has been expended on its
production ut this splendid theatre, and it
VIII be seen at greater advantage there even
than 1t Was during its five months season in
New York.
MISS oLoF KRARER.
This charming little Esquimaux lady will
appear at Y. NJ. G. A. hall in the Star course
tonight. Her lecture is an intensely inter-
esting story of the weird land of ice, snow
and darkness-Greenland Tickets can be
secured at the hall.
1893 THE JAHR MARKT.
At High street vestry, Thursday evening,
and Friday and Saturday afternoons and
evenings. this interesting fair will be held.
Dinner will be provided on Friday.
sTocKBRIDGE ENTERTAINMENTS.
Tickets to Miss Edwardss lecture and
MAY HRplHa mil lo
count when bought together. The price
Will be s. cents and S1.25, according to loca
Sion. The same arrangements will be made
for the two Symphony concerts. Tickets
$1,25 and $l.75 for the two.
Students tickets to Stoddard's last lecture
will be sold at half-price. Half fare on the
railroads to all the above entertainments.
1 d. ". /. A. COURSE.
This will be the programme of the con-
cert to be given by Hans Lachner's Tyrole-
an troupe. in the Deering Village Improve.
ment course, at Lewis Hall, Woodfords, to-
night:
Chorus. .......;:...,...,.. The Singers Greeting
,,., Tyrolean Troupe.
' 00 Miss Resi- i.,id.' 49, ''''''''
Chorus. Early whe.. the Sun lie Rising
Tyroiean Troupe.
1''''p''''' ''y Mi. Hans Lec6ner. ''''''''
Chorus. At the Lake Of Werth Walz
Tyrolean Troupe.
Duet. ....... Stretch and Schlagzither
- Miss Resi- sokopf and Miss Marie Kerer.
Tyrolean Troupe.
-. Is MIR. Alex Hoppinger.
chorus. The FILLER Valley
Tyole Troupe.
Ailo ooio'. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Marie Kerer,
Misses Mester, Keror, and Hans p Hacsn saacn
Comis Chorus. A Village singing School
Tyrolean Troupe.
wooDFoRDs UNION COURSE.
Following is the programme for the con-
cert In the Deering Union Course, to be Civ
en- at Clark M. E. church this evening:
Overture-"Home Circle. .;...................
Weber club. Nnsei'Du's
1.-The Frenchman's Dilemma" ................Anon
Miss Carrie Dana Chase.
Waltz-"Sounds from Erin".... ...............
Orchestra.
Mrs. Jennie King Morrison. '''
The Lovers. ID ...'...................K oschat
Weber Club
ess Corr;c ,.n:
Galop-"Meteor'' ........................
Orchestra.
Mrs. Jennie King Morrison .'''ee'1iAe
1.-THE Owl and the Pussy Cat ........... Ingraham
Weber Club.
"The Cobbler of Lynn. .....................
so,...,. Miss Carrie Dana Chase.
'eiection........ ..,...:...................
Orchestra.
Soldiers Farewell" .Kinkel
Weber Club