Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

Redmoads Grand tonight in nis srev.val
OF Enoeh Arden" Tie play VIII run
all Of TIE week with maUnees on Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday. Nj
Beers Will 10 supported by Mss Cath
er.ne Gregg, the talented actress whose
cut appears above.
No one should fail to hear that great
bass solo The Mighty Deep" as sung
by Edward O'Mahony al the Gilmore
festival this week.
The beautiful soprano obligato solo
in "Infiammatus." from Stabat Mater
will be sung by Ida Klein, supported by
the OratOrlO Society and band. Ii Wlll
be one OF the fine numbers OF the fest
val.
One f the attractive numbers of the
Gilmore program Will be the vocal trio
"Messr Solennells," III which Nine.
Won DOenhotf, Messrs. LAWN and
O'MahOny sing. IL j. n gem and Will
be elegantly rendered Friday evening.
On Thursday evening Miss Ida Klein
and Messrs. LAWN 4 O MahOny sing that
charming trio "Qual Noiutta," from
Lombard" Ii VIII call forth hearty
plaudlts without doubt.
one grand number is 'By Babylon's
Wave, lI37th PSalm) by GOunod-sung
by the OratOno Society. accompanied
by the band. II is a noble chorus and
delivered with fine effect Judging from
the rehearsals.
Not 10 be overlooked, by any means,
is the "Star Spangled Banner" and
anvil chorus by the II .gh School chorus
aud the band, as well as "Oyer the
Sea" "A June Day" etc.
Taken altogether the festival pro-
grams present a most pleasing variety,
and Hartmau's Hall should be crowded.
Reserved seats are on sale at the box
Office of Hartman's Hall.
The Oratorio Society will please note
that a prompt rehearsal at Hartman's
Hall tonight at 7:30, Is desirable.
The box office at Hartman is open
during the day for the sale of seats for
the Gilmore concerts. Residents of the
city should make their selections of
seats early as applications from out OF
town are growing numerous.
The following letter has been received
endorsing Prof. BrlstoPs Equine show
which opens weeks engagement at
Powers tonight.
FLINT. Mich, May >, ls90.-"Prof. ".
VI BrlstO's Equine Wonders IS a school
OF IL beautifully trained horses. The
performance IS truly merltOrOus
throughout The audience that wit
messed the exhibition at my theatre last
night were highly pleased. The COM
pany has attractive printing and | take
pleasure in recommending them TO
managers as very desirable attraction
to book.
ii. A. THAYER,
Manager Music Hall, Flint, Mich.
Manager Fred q. Berger and family
wall leave Grand Rapids carly IN July,
and 90 to Tarrytown on the Hudson,
where he has purchased a homestead
comprising two acres. 1t Is q delight
ful spot. overlooking n wide spread IN
the historic river, and VIII be Mr..
Bergcr's future home. Business con-
veuiauce induced hun to leave this city.
In the future ms ,ttr, sol Smith Russell,
Will devote n greater portion Of ms
tours TO the Eastern cities. Ali of the
business VIII necessarily toe directed
from New York, winch Will toe ms pr.n-
cipal and longest stand, and NJ. Berger
found that 10y living there he will be
enabled to spend more than half of
each year with his family. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Berger enjoyed large &C
quaintance here, and their departure
viii be long noticed by numerous
friends in the social circle. IN which
they were admired AID popular.
The following correspondence ex-
pla Itself.
GRAND RArIns. June 6. 1890.
I. r. Sqbo Esq., Nonoqcr Ref-
mad's Orca Housr. DEAR >IR-The
audprs gued, cUzels of this ciJv,
recognizing yru- worth As q
man and manager. desire 20 ten
+ der some token OF our regard We ask
Won to accept testimonial benefit
F AZ such time rs may best suit your con-
+ vcnicucc, and we assure YOU that We