Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

INrERNIssION.
Ride ofthe Wslkyries.....-.-...-..........Wa Wagner
FRA unercl..... -.ochuihahn
Concerto "E Minor .ChopIn-Tauslg
Allegro. Maestoso c risouto. X Jmanza.
Larghetto. Rondo. Niyace.
Rafael JOseny.
From the Elijah. He Watching Over
Chorus and orchestra.
Hungarian Rhapsody, No. List
SOlOlstS Mr.. Rafael JOseffy. Mrs. Eta Yale.
Mr.. L. +. Eddy.
Powers Opera House Will be open to-
morrow, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, with matinee on Wednesday,
and the gorgeous spectacle, "kmg
Cole H." Will be seen here for the first
time. This VIII be the first offering of
tins pretentiOus spectacular outside of
the larger cities. 1t was originally gwen
in the Columbia Theater, Chicago, and
thence 1t progressed with success to
Kansas City, Louisville, indianapolis
and Detroit, where II received tiatter-
ing Endorsement during the week Just
ended. Grand Rapids theater-gOers are
promised this great production just rs
II was originally given III Chicago. The
first elaborate scene viii be the Home
of Mother Goose, and Will include the
monster spider web, covering the entire
stage, and VIII contain the key to
Mother GOOSe's nursery rhymes. The
Crystal Palace, a scene hung with thou
sands Of dazzling Jets, will undoubtedly
be one of the most brilliant spectacles
ever witnessed on this stage. The
costumes are SAID To be unusually
bright and new, the girls pretty and
shapely. There are many well known
IN, 10 Inn.
comedian, Gus Bruno; Miss Bettina
Padelford, late of Coureld's opera
company; Marie Sanger and Robert
Dunbar, who were heard here last sea-
son in 'The Little tycoon opera COM
pany. Rose Marlin, Helen Mortimer
and Harry Hllliard also assume I'M
portant roles. They were in the orig
inal production of "Erminic" at the
the bassO, VINO stands IN conspicuous
hght among musical celebrities, is also
IN this cast. It is said that king Cole"
Is a jolly old soul, and those who may
attend this theater are promised Il Jolly
feast for the eye and ear. Seats may
be reserved az any time.
On Monday evening the substantial
dramatic event OF the season w.ll bc in-
augurated at Redmond ; thcater, in the
appearance of the highly endowed
artlste Miss Pearl Melville ana her
capable company, embracing ladies and
gentlemen Of recognized ability In the
profession. Mss Melville has for the
past two seasons been q strong and
prosperous star throughout tine East,
and considering the unusually attract
i've repertoire offered for the ensuing
week, She and her company viii, in All
probability, WIN great popularity
with the patrons of Redmond s.
During the past week she has
played 90 crowded houses on the N.chi-
gan circuit. The subioned dramas
are announced for next week. Mon
DAY evening. "klduGpod.' Tuesday.
matinee, "IwO Orphans evening.
"Wcl's Fargo, Messenger" Wodnc.-
day night. EAST Lynne" Thursday
matinee, East Lynne, - evening. "kId-
uapcd;' Friday night. Two Orphans;
Saturday afternoon and evening,
bankers Daught,r." All OF those
plays Wil. be- produced with every at-
tenton 90 detail The costumes arc
perfect ana elegant, especially those
worn bv Mss MclyiiIcIu East Lynne q
are said 90 hs marvels of beauty. lu
fact. al OF the plays 90 ho pr au'.d
HIH hc lcuuousiy elaborate and
perfect lu the matter of artistic Or. f
mont as wIl as dress. it Woa'd Ne
advisable 20 reserve -cats for tHs u-
portant engagement early, a- tue es
seem 20 predict frequent 1850 of tac
S T.. %. There wil Pc matnecs tn.
.t4v. Thursday and Saturday.