The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-23
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
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Tonight will be presented at Portland Inc
atre the burlesque Of 1000" An exchange
says;
Everything worked as smooth as CLOCK
work, and the scenery, OF which the coInpa-
NY brings about two carloads, was extremely
beautiful. and with. each change the ap-
spIause was deafening. Especially was TINS
the case in the last or transformation scehe,
where, one by one, clouds were raised. m,sss
disappeared, and tender flowers un .el,s Gu
only to reveal something more Deautiiui; ps
yond. OF the company we can wen say nns
good. In fact, the entire company IS an eA-
celent one, and will undoubtedly become Ia
vorites with our theatre-goers
THE LITTLE TREASURE.
Tickets are now ON sale at Woodward q
Summers: Z. l.. Foss's, and Wardsworth "
Moves, for the performance OF the Little
Treasure" to be given by the amateurs at
Rossini Hall next Tuesday evening. The
performance will be under the auspices Of
the First Parish Circle. and the cast will en-
brace the principal amateurs Of the city.
wAsHBURN UNION.
The annual entertainment and promenade
concert to be given by the Washburn Union,
at City Hall. April 9th, promises to be of
more than usual interest this year. The fol-
lowing talent will appear: The Portland
Male Quartette, Miss Eta d. Rice, contralto,
and Miss Emma Mosely, reader. A novel
feature will be the dance sailors on Shore"
concluding with Sailors Hornpipe,"
danced In full sailor costume by sixteen
young gentlemen.
JUcH-PERoTTI.
A musical event of Importance is the COM
inc nf ba fun dfcfinuuic oh or
Fingers. Miss Emma Juch and Signor Jules
Perotti, assisted by such artists as Adele
Aus der Ohe. Victor Herbert. Terese Her
bert Forester. Helene Won Doenhoff, Will
| liam ]. LAWN and Joseph Lyhde. The gar
| den act In Fa1st will be given with the same
attention TO detail Of costume. scenery and
| properties that characterized Miss Juch's ap-
pearance as Marguerite, in the performances
of the National Opera Company. 1t is
needless to recall the performance Of Mar
| guerite given by Miss Juch. Signor Perotti
has been heard only at the Metropolitan OPP
era House In New York until now. 1t Is
said that Miss Juch has been able to secure
the greatest prize from that institution.
Those who have heard Perotti express their
enthusiasm and admiration for his voice. 1t
is said that he sings Siegmund in Die Walk
ure equally as well, If not better, than Me
mann. He is indeed wonder If he sings
Wagner and Verdi with equal brilliancy and
musical effect. The artists who compose
Miss Juch's company are all certainly capa-
BILE, and several Of them are celebrities
Miss Adele Aus der 0he is one of the mos,
attractive pianists in this country, and Vic
tor Herbert cello player of ability. Mad
anne Herbert Forester Is dramatic soprano
Of reputation, as is Miss Won Doenhoff, a
| contralt0, who, two years ago. took the prize
medal at the Cincinnati Conservatory, and
who has risen rapidly to a high position
among contralt0s.
Tickets should be secured at Stockbridge'.
new ticket office, $40 Congress street, oppo
site Brown block, for the Symphony concert
and other attractions in the Stockbridge anl
| popular courses
Next Thursday night there will be an old
fashioned spelling school at Plymouth
church vestry.
Next Thursday evening, Miss Jessie Cou
thoui and the Portland Male Quartette will
| appear at the Deering Village Improvement
association entertainment at Lewis Hall
| Woodfords.
The Portland Male Quartette and Mis-
Emma Merrill Of Portland will assist at al
entertainment to be given on Tuesday
Marcn 10Th, at Brunswick by the Ladies
Relief Corps OF that place.
Mr.. John +. Horley, agent of the "Swee
Lavender" company, which plays at Poi
land Theatre next Friday and Saturday eve
| nings and Saturday matinee, is registered a
the Falmouth Hotel