The Portland daily press., 1890-10-27
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
AbARK SECRET.

Tonight the great tank drama, the Ozark
Secret" will have its first representation In
Portland. Its novelty, aport from its intrin-
sic excellence. will of course crowd the
house during the three nights of its produc-
tion here. The appearance OF the steam
launch, OF Hosmer, the oarsman, in his shell,
the drowning of the heroine, and all the va
rious stage pictures, will be sufficient to
cause everyone to wish to see the piece. Get
tickets early.
REILLY & WOODS.
The Reilly & Woods new classical yaude-
vile company, which has just ended a very
successful Boston engagement, will be seen
at Portland Theatre next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings, and Saturday matt
nee. The company includes the only and
original Pappilon dancers, from the Eden
Theatre, Paris; Edwin French, from st.
James Hall, London; the Morley trio of &C.
centriques, from Moscow; Marie Lotus, the
English songstress, Morley's trained horse
Gray Bess; the sisters Bachelor, Minnie
Watson and Emily Prichard, from the Lon
don Alhambra: and Leonie Clark, who halls
from the Crystal Palace, and has troupe of
trained cats; Barber, the bicyclst; and the
Doians, Irish comedians. Mr.. Reilly con-
cudes the programme with an amusing CON-
edy, called "The Mystic Order of Under
takers" playing Iguatius Conoherty.
THE BIJoU.
For the current week an extra strong bin
has been provided. The company Is headed
BIZ the Australian trio Gallagher, Griffin
and Devere), who have been making great
success in New York and Boston, with Col
Inns and WEIGH, vocallsts and dancers. MUIR
ray and Alden WIN offer society sketch.
Ada Devere, songs and dances, and Harry
Hamilton, Irish comedian and violin soloist,
will appear.
THE THIRD sTUCKBRIDeE.
Ovid Mnsin, who makes his appearance in
the S5ockbridge course Thursday night, is
accounted the leading romantic violinist of
the world. He is little less than 40 years
OF age, and has played since boyhood. hav-
ing won the first prize at the Royal Conser-
vatory of Liege, Belgium, when he was but
II years of age. Thee years ago he won
marked success in Boston. Karl Storr, the
German baritone, Annie Louise Tanner and
Inez Parmater, sopranos; Jessie Couthoui,
reader; and Edward Scharf, solo pianist, al
80 take part in the concert.
THE HAYDN ASSOCIATION.
The Haydn Association has the Bride of
Dunkerrcn well In hand, and after three
more rehearsals it will be given in concert
At each rehearsal the soloists give portion
of their parts so that they are becoming ac-
quainted with the chorus and the chorus
with them. The present hall of the associa-
tioB, the Gospel Mission. is much better
than their former hall was in acoustic prop
critics, and many other particulars, and the
association should do much better than 1t
has ever done before. 1t is important that
the members should not neglect the rebear-
sails, as the music is not such that it can be
read perfectly at glance.
IVY LODGE ENTERTAINMENT.
The first entertainment of Ivy Lodge for
the winter was given Saturday night at Odd
Fellows Hall, and the following programme
rendered:
Reading-"A Granger from Chiaagn: .-.......
......................." Miss Treadwell
Reasding-aThe Troubles Of womana..' .' oiA
ReadIns.The New Minister. Miss aertie souie
Reading-"The American Forest Girp.
neaS1srhs Facial Family ~ III sRssIss
Mock Initiation by the Degree Staff of Terror
Lodge, No. 81 ,674.
NOTES.
"a Royal Pass" had its last representa-
tion Saturday night.
Go to Stockbridge's and buy tickets for
Ryan's Che blind boy) concert, to be given
at City Hall, Wednesday night.
Miss Jennie E. Pollard will be the pianist
for the Adelphians.