Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-08
entertainments.
BOSTON IDEALS,

The famous original Boston Ideal Opera
company has not visited this city in three Or
four years. It's temperance here is hailed
with pleasure. II will appear at the Hyper
ion on Tuesday and Wednesday nights and
at Wednesday matinee next week In grand
opera in English. The operas selected from
an extenaive repertory for these three per-
formances are ~ follows: Tuesday night
Verdi's I'll Trovatore," Wednesday matinee
WebeE's "Dsr Freischutz," and Wednesday
night Donizetti's "Lucis di Lammermoor.
The company this season is remarkable for
the quality of Its personnel and for the
strength Of its ensemble, comprising a. 1t
does Q numerous chorus and . complete
grand orchestra. More than one hundred
persons are engaged In each production. The
list of principals IL a. follows: Sopranos,
Mime. Pauline L'Allemand and Miss Emma
Romeldi; contraltos, Miss Helen Won Dozen.
hoH and Miss Bella Tonlins; tenors, Cheval-
Ter Scovel and Mr.. Charles o. Bassett; bari
tones, Mr.. w. b. Nertens and Mr.. Clement
cambridge; bassos, Mr.. w. 81. Clark and
Signor Miranda; musical director, Signor
Tomasi. These brilliant names will be rec
ognized by all who have followed the history
Of the operate stage at home and abroad
during the past few yearS % those which
have shone brightest In the artistic frma-
| ment. Pauline L'Allemand has been pro-
nounced the equal of Patti In many roles and
her superior in others; Miss Romeldi created
| Juror In Italy, Spain and France % an
American dramatic soprano of unequalsd ex-
cellence; Miss Won Doenhof IL the worthy
successor of Scalchi Messrs. Scovel and
Bassett are beyond question the two foremost
tenors on the American stage, the former
having sung with great eclat In Carl Rosa'a
English Opera company and the latter In Mrs.
Thurber's opera company; Mr.. Mertens has
the most powerful and effective baritone
voice known; Mr.. CLARK is q popular and well
cultured baeso cantante, and Signor Mirands
was for four years the leading basso profundo
at the Royal italian opera, Covent Garden
London. The sale of seats will open at
O'Clock on Saturday morning next.
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
The last two performances of this enter.
tanning spectacular play will be given ct the
Hyperion this afternoon and evening. Some
of the specialties, ballot figures and scenic
effects are unusually good.
WEE FOR WIFE.
John A. Stevens, in his emotional play
"Wife for Wife," will make his last two ap.
pearances at Proctor's this afternoon and
evening The play bids fair to prove good
success, and Mr.. Stevens IL an actor of much
ability with fair support.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
4 "A Chase for Q Duck" proves bright at
traction at the Grand. The musical fare,
will be repeated this afternoon and evening
VICTORIA voKEs. r.
Victoria vokes will present two of hel
most entertaining farce comedies at the Hy
perion on Friday evening. They are "Check
mate'' and ''Nan, the Good-fsr-Nothing.'
In her company ars Fred w. Sidney, EvelyI
Vernon, Walter Thomas. Miss Lolita Har
moyne and Miss Gertrude Wood.
LATER ON.
Hallen and Hart present their popula
farce comedy "Latsr On" ct Proctorss on to
morrow evening only. The piece is by Il
Grattan Donnelly, author of r'Natural Gaa'
and other light faroes, and has been mos
favorsbly received In New York and othe
large cities.
i THE POULTRY SHOW.
The Poultry exhibition at Music hall or
Church street, will be open to the public to
morrow, at 10 O'Clock, Q. m. The sec retar
announced yesterday that he had receives
eight hundred and ffty.three entries which
larger number than was received at the las
exhibition. The show will be open to- NOR
row at 10 .. m. and on other days at q. m.
dosing uNiy ~ AZ r. W.
CONCERT At PRooToR's.
A fine musical entertainment will be give
at Proctor's on Friday evening. Mr.. Zachar,
Taylor, violin virtuoso, and Mr.. Richar,
Robitzek, piano virtuoso, assisted by Mrs
Amy Terry, soprano, and Mr.. Henry Ruhlsn
der, baritone, with Mrs. Zachary Taylor q
accompanied, will render the following pro
grsmme:
PART 1.
Piano Solo-"Fantasia" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Her
! Mr.. Richard Robitzek.
Mrs. Amy Terry.
Violin 6olo-"Wftches' Dance. .Paganin
Mr. Zachary Taylor.
Baritone 8olO-"My Queen. Blunentha
| MrHenry Ruhlender.
4 PART H.
Violin solo-"Prayer from Moses. /" on ons.
string ................,... Paxanin
Mr. Zachary Taylor.
4 Soprano Gslc--" Ave Maria ..s....s.... ..Qcunot
Mn. Amy Terri. =. -
Plano Solo, hapoo6ie HonGrOiDe No. 12". Lisz
| Wr,nfchaxd Hooetsok.
Baritone oolo-"No1 YER. !. Matte
L st4 ~. HnmRY WFG1nw1n