Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13

There was a very appfee-ative audi
enee in Powers last nisai aud Jarbeau
ard her excellent company gave q spu-
ittd perlormal C. II starlight"
During the ensuing two weeks
Powers wll he closed. Redmond
theAter. however, Wi be opened and
on Monday we shall see tie splendid
Gillette aA4 Scho6eli Specially Com
paay. Most favorable opinions CON-
ceTning the arusts ia this organization
have come from Louisville and Detroit
where they have recently appeared.
The famous Gillette tam3y. who have
been seen here before, have no supe-
riors on the bicycle. Nr. and Ms.
Charles Sch0held live here and they
have received the same hgA intorse-
ment for their cultivated and artistic
banjo playing in the larger cities that
they did mere. Their many friends vii
turn out and give them a hearty we
come during the coming week. The
company packed Whitney's Opera
House, Detroit, 10 the roof every night
last week. Matinees Tuesday, Nedaes-
day and Thursday.
Tie following very high compliment
Is paid Mrs.. Anna Bergeg Lynch by the
London edition OF the New York Herald
At the Covent Garden Promenade
Concerts on saturday evening Nile.
Anna Teresa Berger, the solo cOraettlst
Ot these entertainments, completed the
NTH week OF her engagement. Mr..
Freeman Thomas, "a q mark OF hls ap-
probation OF her splendid success,
presented her with a superb gold medal
suitably inscribed. The presentation
was made 10y Mr.. Thomas on the stage,
and the little lady received Il grace
fully, and there was great enthusiasm
manifested by the large audience pres
ent.
Miss Berger's success must be very
gratifying 20 her, a the experiment oi
replacing Mr.. Howard Reynolds by u
lady performer, on this most difficult
OF wind Instruments, was, 10 say the
least, problcmat.cal; but her delicious
tone, superb eXecutlOn and wonderful
tongueing. have shown she need not
fear comparison with. the best masters
OF the cOrnet."
1t is needless for the TELEGRAM-HER-
AID TO tell Is readers that the coming
concert L. be given 10y Theodore
ThOmas and his orchestra, assisted by
the famous pianist sJOseify and the
Oratorio society, Will be one of the
creates musical events ever enjoyed IN
Grand Htpids. Hartmau's Hall should
be filled 10 its fullest capacity. The
Oratorio Society has done 4
wonderful work during its exIs-
tence of only two years. 1t has
given Us the Creation, ;" the Messiah, ="
and the great Gilmore festival and has
brought Emma Juch here, besides
training large chOruses TO rare de-
gree OF cxceilency. The society de-
serves patronage for this. Musicians,
especially pianists, should not fail to
witness the performance of the wonder
ful Hungarian. The sale of seats VIII
open 1T Ierricb's music store, on
Fountan-st., at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Only ten seats Will be sold
TO any person.
The new company at Smiths this
week consists of some OF the very best
artists in the vaudeville and circus pro-
fcsslon. The following are billed to ap-
pear. Mccoy, the human comet, in his
daredevil feat; Halpin and Mcclure,
champion one-leg swinging dance and
clog artists; Blockson and Burns, the
champion knock-abOut cranks; Dan
Randall the Dutcn comlque; Jessie
Beatty. charming songStress and Geo.
7. DOugncrty, the Irish agtator. A
bevv OF irresistible dansels IN tine last
sensation, "Blue Jackets Of Columbia,
and the great buriesque drama, "Under
the Gas Pipes"