Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29


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- lle lesI taste a41 e1ltuFe "a tllf>C.fs.
lf-e event cegtala.y ulAFketi. and alas-
feaEea coDel.as F3ty, tie alyaueentellt
asla ns7ls.t-ai gaia -aaie - gh progress
iFe organ tltel -...ss tasfr apls.aTslsae
q year 4Zs- Use ~thaaeft Cl4o aoHI-
a-les aad exetEs a. launeaee la mas
GA elrcies TAI = tenz felt saa aplre-
ted. sna Hhag9 = fla tfal III BIlgh
xusG- Is = stE0ag zn1 harmon stus
ssste1Fi ale4Fs 4iab ars to ao better
t1llss- tat program areUlEd Ats-
evening Has Yar.e,4 ami ao>t esceieat
IA ea0a &, an4 eaea uan. aer wss ~ a
Z gh oetier 0f conlg-le.E.o1- Tie >ct e.
berts never S1us better. their shading
Nas most acieate and agt tsEc. They
were entnas. asL.C.siiy euC0ned at eAel
sHpeamnce. . DlFeCt0g A0reileid eef-
tt.nly covered himself y ia glory for
TIE eEf1csent nl4nner "a which Le uAYe-l
Tie baton over tle ~yauhert-. ald IHe
magnificent orchestra e..acD c0n-- .Du-
ted ~ no sInaI way toward the genera.
success or tle evening. Mss Gen. -
F. Johnston, Ok Chicago. IS 81 most
adm ratls soprano. Her Y9ce
strong, wonderfully clear, aud B..
under perfect control. IL j.
highly cultivated and most del ghtiully
effective ia All d range. Ms Johnston
u,es her grand gft With most graceful
eass, anu II a. eSlnces confidence In tle
utIeTanc, ot every note. Ia t.se higher
register there was absolute freedom
from any apparent limit ~ power or
Evidence OF strau.ng. Miss Johnston
was loudly recalled IN both OF her selec-
tons. Mrs. Frances McWlorter gave
invaluable assistance IN her piano
compartment. It IS pleasing 10
/ chronicle that the Schuberts scored
4 gratifying success muslcalY and
financially, besides winning many new
and staunch friends among those who
are disposed 70 encourage and foster
music Ia th!S city. THIS society IS dong
a noble work and are most deserving
I OF the encouragement they are re-
! ce.ying.
/ Frank Hume and company presented
I "Ginger snaps" at Redmond : yester-
| day afternoon and evening. The piece
| was improved by the cutting out Of
i
I dit.on OF more music and speclalties
/ can be made still more acceptable. The
/ IELEGRAM-HERALD was severe IN is de
nunclatiOn of this play Yesterday, and
| has found reason Tor the poor prescn-
| tatlOn, III the fact that several new peO-
| pie joined the company here and ap-
/ pcared withOutany rehearsal, naturally
| placing Mr.. Hume 1T some disadyant-
| age. There will be a matinee tOmor-
row and Saturday.
The announcement of the closing re-
cital of the season by Prof. c. y. Col
wells pupils Friday night has aroused
! much interest. Mrs. W. +. Osborne,
who makes her debut, Is Il very charm
ing pianist, and Mrs. F. \. Chase, who
Is down on the program for the vOcal
! selections, has most excellent reputa-
| ton.
Tickets for Lieut.. L. b. Bakers lee
ture at Hartman's Hall Friday night
| on ''Ihe Assassination of Lincoln and
the Pursuit and Capture of J. WIlke:
Booth" can be obtained at Friedrich:
and Herrick's music stores. A male
quintet Will furnish music.
C. W. Roberts, manager Of "Held in
Slavery" Il melodrama which is 10 bC
presented at Redmond's next week, i
in town. The play Will be given mos
generous treatment in scenic way anC
l. said TO be mer.toriOus and interesting
IN plot.