The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
GILMoRE's CONCERT.

GILM0RE's CONCERT
Parties desiring good seats for the Gilmore
concerts will have to apply for matinee seats
at Stockbridge's, as the house is about all
sold for the evening performance. These
concerts will be marked features of the
| amusement world in Portland. This will be
the programme for next Monday evening
at s o'clock:
Observation-Disclosures Warmer
49, Gilmores Rand.
Concerto Originate for Eupnonum Raffayolo
c.,,. Slgnor Raffayolo.
CaYatlna-An quel GiOrn0 (Semiramdel Rossini
Miss Campbell.
Grand Selecton-Le prophetic. h.. ..M+yerbeer
GilmOre's Rand
Aria from Lombard Ward,
Herr de Danckwardt
Originally written for Piano.for,e '; s9 Weber
full Orchestral! Accomplishments. Ks.
peclally arranged for
Gilmore's Band
Soprano Aria-La Stella. .......... Procb
Madame Stone.B Barton
Descriptive Idyl-An Alpine storm. ......
Gilmore,s Rand Oi'aiies huuAei
Bass Aria-I am a Roamer. Mendelssohnn
Mitar, March-TSe I WistP Rs|saaa puer0or
Gilmore's Band.
Quartette-from Rigoletto... ................ Verdi
wardt and Whitney.
Male u orus-Das Deutsche Lied. ...... Schneider
With Band Accompaniment.
National Army Country, Ills of Thee. Smith
Chorus, Band and Artillery Accompaniment
MUSICALE.
A very enjoyable musicale was given on
Tuesday evening by pupils of Mr.. Edgar 81.
Paine, assisted by Miss Ida King Tarbox and
Mr.. Gustar Lutken Petersen, soloists. The
programme was as follows:
Duet-Sonatine OPP. 20. ....................Ku hlan
Misses Anderson and Weber.
Miss Eunie Mountfort. '''' CIV"
oeTtildut. (sraph
30. MIR. Peterson.
- Master McKenney. ''''' -
hohuO iurc-.f....-. .Stebelt
Miss Burr.
Could But Say. ........ ...... Roeckel
Miss Tarbox
Miss Dyer
Miss Weber. "e''-
Sonata, Mob HAYDN
Miss Slower.
Mr. Petersen. ''' .'''''
a-Bolero in A miser Rav,n.
b-Etude Polka .Schmoli
Miss Meaher. ''''''o -
b-Frisches Leben )...a.............. .Spindler
$3.50, e. Miss Davis s.
MISS TarDOx
| Caprice Militaire.. Smitl,
Miss Mountfort
Misses Davis and Anderson
THE YOUNGSTOWN CONCERT.
Every one who attended the Stockbridge
complimentary concert, given recently, will
remember how delightful an entertainment it
was, and that 1t was all provided by home
talent That same talent will be heard at
the concert for the J0hnstown sufferers next
Wednesday evening, with the addition of
Miss Edith Huston, the well known elocu-
ZIONIST and reciter. Everybody will approve
the concert and will wish to add their mite
for the sufferers.
THE HOSPITAL CONCERT.
Next to the great Gilmore concert in point
Of interest in this vicinity, will come the
Cary Raymond concert in aid of the Maine
General Hospital. Annie Cary's name is
tower of strength throughout the musical
world, and the great cities would delight to
have the opportunity afforded them which
will be given to Portland and Maine people
July 10th.
THE HAYDNs.
Tonight the Haydns will give Barnaby's
charming musical work "Rebecca." at their
hall in the Mechanics building. Mrs. Fell
lows and Mr.. Frank Cushing will assume the
solos. The hall should be crowded by the
friends of the society and music lovers gen.
orally.
NOTES.
MIR. E. c. SWEET win lecture in the Irish
American Relief Association hall tonight on
Genesis Of the Irish Question: Those de-
Z string 10 listen to the lecture are invited to