The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-10-29
I MUsic AND DRAMA
CAMP LIFE IL EIs+Eks siBEnrA.

CAMP LIFE rs EASTERN SIBERIA.
Mr.. George KeaLsp, the ,lptEepld Siberian
traveller, Who has NADIA a Rreat name for
himself In his account of his ettmihing ad-
ventures In aid OF the political conyicts sent
tothe Siberian wilds by the Russian govern
ment. will deliver the second popular enter
tainment In the Stockbrldge course tonight
at City hall. His subject will be Camp
Ltfeiu' Eastern Siberia, = and, the. lecture
will be preceded by prelude by Grimmer's
orchestra. Tickets with'' good seats,9 can
now be secured at Stpcktridge's.a
c's- HELEN BARRY
This h what is said of the great English
actress Helen Barry, who will appear We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings at Portland
theatre, supported by J. Nj. Hills New York
Union Square Theatre Company, In Victor
Durand." The Detroit News says:
i''Miss Barry proved herself deserving of
the enviable fame that had preceded her.
She IL a strikingly handsome woman, of fine
physique. her talents meet the requirements
of wide range Of acting. and mot an oppor-
tunity,for clever hit Is overlooked or slight
I'd. Her finished acting Is In pleasing con-
trast with that Of the lesser stars who feel
the necessity of protection from the higher
order of improved talent. She is superb
ATftStt - SNffSAs "SAshy VI ASa
marked ability"
:, The scenery, which will he used In ''Vic-
tor Durand," will all be brought here from
Che Union Square Theatre The large por-
trait of Miss Helen Barry. in wster-colors.
displayed In. Somers Bros window In Clapp
Block, Monument square, exhibits very
handsome woman.
LIVING PICTURES.
8. This will be the programme for Living
Pictures" the second .Stockbrldge matinee
sntettaInment, to be given next Saturday:
A Living Picture. subject. =. Her Rhodelbr AIKEN
4; Inferred from his name. he Is Teutonic-.
that Is not too tonic but Just
~ tonic enough. atr
t4-. A Protector s0t Innocence.
Aurelia De Boots. 30
ss2e Mr.. Reynolds.
A Living Picture-Subject. :. Mehitable Stebbns
Avery shy young Girl from sway deoun in
A Bouquet Of Musical Novelties.
Correct and Original Limitations Of the Cornet,
Trombone. sassoon. Banjo. ETC.. given
.v.s out artificial aid.
.,,.,.. u,,,.. MT NIL Prescott.
A Gentleman from Paree re magniiqle whose ad-
S4jrn mirazeone for the Grand Piano precipi-
is.;,.a =, t 2 ;s him a, into e troubles.
Messrs: REYNOLDS and Prescott.
Impersonation1C Character :,....Y...,.
Mr.. Emerson.
Humorous HumorosIties. ................A Assorted
Mr.. Reynolds.
The Invisible Songster... Original
Mr.. Prescott.
A Living Picture-SubIect.. -. Charlie Perfume
too utterly utter young Chappee, who has
soft thing in this hard world-and
q ~ h, ss-s carries it under his hat.
MIR. Emersons Dissertation IN Fish.
A!Lfvihg Picture-Subject.. Joe Walker
Poor Old Tramp-Walker by name and
walker by nature,
"a HaleaOf WOe-Poor John! Poor Suel.,..t
~ ..-.s........f e that have tears TO shed, ETC.
-. Mr.. Emerson.
Being an account Of the select Party at
the J0nes's.
49,. Mr.. Reynolds.
A Living Pcture-Subject. ........ :. Solomon Levi
ASalem Street ;Merchant--known TO . I.
fame and song, 81.
-..,s,., Xeptriloaniai M0nOlogue. =. =
Ejtctiuy t11es Tenants presenting limitations
Voices. Animals, etc., ina
=. - y 1hdfcrous manner
- =. Mr. Prescott
A Living Picture -Spb ject........Ah Sin johnnie
Alice sanee Mclean Man, who sings a little
=. ditty In broken China-or cr0ckery.