Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16
AACSkAEETS.

tte 81 t}Ntrtta A@.@-sff@tAs --F-A -
the members Il the -. Cecsl-@ society,
assisted by many Of theiF friends, pas
a Mlost important event, As Tar As refer
ence % i may exert zn influence Oh
future local productions. Nhlle the
OpeEetta Is considered hgnt material,
especially Tor the reason that II does
not offer Any opportunity for action o.
movement GA the part or the ch4Eae-
ters, 4 Is rather 4 spectacle, SUI
rounded by substantial muse. The
notable feature of Friday evening
production Nas TIE tabieau Every
grouping Oh the stage MAS nicely and
LasteiUlly arranged. Ihe ensemble was
delightfully."- numerous, carefully
driled and attraeuvely costumod. The
fairies, al bright little ones, moved
gracefully and nlmbly, scarcely any Of
them eymeing any embarrassment.
Speaking II i general way, X would be
nlanltestiy unjust not 10 congratulate
h. =. Uni, Wee President Shelby, Of the
q. H. x l., and merchant J ". Rosen-
thal, Tor lending their presence and
good efforts. Men, representa-
i've As these gentlemen unque.-
uOnaby are, strengthen aud
give good encouragement "a consentng
% interest themselves in apractical way
IA local entertainments OF thIs charac-
ter. Mss Maud Clay, Who sang Rose
bud, has made much advancement
since we SAW her last fall. iicr soprano
is increasing in range and strength.
Her presence IS easy, graceful and
natural. Though she is, supposedly,
inexperienced IN stage methods, shc has
acquired the value OF bright facial
expression and pleasant smile. Mrs.
Creundeler has a rich and powerful
cpntfaltO, most sweet and penetrating
fu ltS melody. She j. an attractive lady
personally, and m the costume OF the
prince her presence was certainly cap
t.vatng. Mrs. Marie Aldwofth. 30 long
liked Tor her CONSCIENTIOUS vocal efforts
was properly earnest IN the slow,
measured music allotted the wicked
fairy. Mrs. Ella Csmpau sang the
legend of the ROSc bud with impressive
sympathy. Miss Lucy r. Uhl bad the
somewhat undesirable duty of recItlng
the tcxtot the Operetta. She eXpounded
the text intelllgentiy and effectively.
The audience WAS 4 notable one, one
winch honOred the esteemed society,
and which IN turn Was thoroughly re-
wgTded hv the production. Future an
nOunCcments OF entertainments To be-
gwen by the ~. CecIllas Will be sin
cerely welcomed.
The Morris ponies, that is those that
escaped from the ire here two years
ago. Will be here with the Paradox
Combination, which begins an engage
ment of a week at Redmond's, to-mOr-
row evening. II Is the Equine and
Canine Paradox, or IN other words,
horse and dog show. But this Is to he
no small ,iCte show affair, but really
the finest exhibition of the kind now
travelling. There are forty trained
dogs, one Of winch cost - 300, beng an
imported Arabian greyhound. the only
one IN America. There Will be also Il
pair OF trained goats, and quite num-
Der OF cute and smart ponies. All of
the animals appear arinthe Streetparades,
which every one will want to see.
Prices during this engagement will be
greatly reduced. a may be seen 10y
consulting the advertisement IN another
column.
The TELEGRAM-HgRALp is assured
that there VIII be no obstruction of tine
ai,les on the occasion OF the Gilmore
concert. People viii not be allowed to
stand or sit IN the alsles. The manage
ment wishes to urge upon those who
attend, the necessity of coming early,
20 a. TO be seated before : o'clock, a
Mr.. Gilmore j. very prompt, and It Is
very desirable that there shall be no
disturbance after the concert begins.
About one hundred and sixty of the
two hundred and forty additional seats
were sold Yesterday. There are still
number Of good seats unsold for the
matinee, when the entertainment viii
be equally as good as IN the evening.
There Will be rehearsal tomorrow
night at 80 in the main hall.
There are many desirable seats un-
sold for the Gilmore MATINEE, tuesday
afternoon. The program 10 hc pre-
scuted by Gilmore Is In every respect as
attractive a the one arranged Tor the
evening. Herr p1uckwardt, the re-
nOwued teuor. Helen Campbell, the
coutralto: Nh. Whitney, the bassO, and
Madam stone Barton, VII sing IN the
afternoon. Tho Oratouo society, un-
dor tho direction of Mr.. 4. II. More
h,~d. VIII render the grand Halleiu a.
chorus. bv Handel II void be Wis, 10
secure seats for the matinee at once, as
order. are coming IN fast by mail and
telegraph.
Patrons Of Redmond's should not
( overlook the engagement of that ex-
celleut actor, Geo A. Johnson, which
7 commences tomorrow night. Mr.
/ Johnson viii appear IN OR. Jekyll and
I Mr.. HYDE" he viii be remembered
Tor has artistic and clever pers0nati0n
7 of Nortier. with the Horace Lewis
I Monte Crs1o Company. our BOYS.
F and stricken Bind. VIII ba pre-
.ented the latter part of the week.
I Professor Herman GreuBdler. who
7 rendered the piano solo az the -.
+ Csciia performance Friday evening. =
+ q talented artist and au accompl sned
+ gentleman. r. lsa graduate If the
T leinsc Cou>erv ltorv and ,tgdied under
; Br nerke. who - the composer %
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