The Portland daily press., 1890-08-16
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

MUSICAL AT LITTLE DIAMOND ISLAND.
The musical given at Little Diamond
Island last evening, for the benefit of the
Pavilion netted the fund about S25. 1t was
very enjoyable and successful affair Fol-
lowing is the programme:
PART FIRST.
InperiaY Mandolin and c;niiar CHM
Quartette-The Drummer Bold. Rexdale
Portland Male Quartette.
DA''V ONSS MIR. Tommy Giynn.
Mr. Frank II. Pierce ''''''
......... The Drummer Of Damascus, Original
Mr.. Robert Rexdale.
Piccolo Sol0-Birdies Favorite.. Cox
Mr.. j. N. jacobson.
Mr.. W. P. Goss. - - ''D-'''"
PART SECOND.
Quartette-When Was a Little Boy. ..... Macy
Portland Male Quartette.
............The Burning OF TeriInden, original
MIR. Robert Rexdale.
Mr.. Lewis L, Smith.
Flute -Polonaise.. With. Popp
Mr.. J. N. jacobson,
S0ng-Two Grenadiers. ............... .Schuman
Mr.. Frank III. Pierce
Vocal Duet. "A Warrior Bold, New verslon)
MessIs. Goss and Smith.
MaZurka-La Grandma. na...................R Romero
Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Mr. Harry Pearson. .............Aceompanist
The musical occurred at the cottage of Mr..
A. p. Fuller, and before and after the
concert the talent were guests of Messrs.
Win. E. Chandler and Mr.. Fred r. Earring
ton, whose hospitable home was thrown
open for their entertainment.
GREENWOOD GARDEN.
This will ha the DrOpramme for the
concert to be given at Greenwood Garden by
Chandler's Band, Sunday, August nth;
Test March-Tannhauser er.................Wa Wagner
Friendship Polko-Trombone SOLO ........ Harris
selectionmopera Don Jurn.. Mozart
selection-Trovatore (by requesf) Verdi
Les Cloches DE Cornuille. Planquette
Fouo Medley ey-............ Damn
Bethany-Nearer My God to Thee ....... Reeves
During the run of the piece several
thousand have visited the Pavilion and all
seemed greatly pleased with this beautiful
play and the excellent manner In which 1t is
produced by Manager McCallum and his
fine company. Next week the great
English drama in four acts called Stricken
Blind or .Wife's Devotion will be played
every afternoon and evening. Secure seats
at Chandler's music store. Take Casco Bay
steamers.
This afternoon and evening will be the
last time to witness the beautiful opera
Olivette. Next week the company will pro-
duce Mascot for the first three days and Pi-
rates Of Penzance the remainder Of the week.
OLD JED PRoUTY.
This morning the advance sale Of seats for
"Old Jed Prouty" to be presented at City
hall by Richard Golden and Dora Wiley and
their company August 22d, will begin at
Stockbridge's music store. 1t isn't neees-
sary to say much about the play here. 1t
has already taken its place with "Josh
Whitcomb," "Solon Shingle," and other
plays of its class. 1t always draws
crowded houses and will be produced this
season with additional attractions.
PORTLAND THEATRE.
The last two performances Of Burr Oaks"
will be given this afternoon and evening at
Portland theatre. Those who have seen the
drama on the two previous evenings have
enjoyed it very much. The situations are
good and the climaxes well worked up. Get
seats at the Office during the day.
THE PAVILION.
Conn continues to delight the audiences
at the Pavilion, Peaks island, and tickets
should be secured at Chandler's music store
Tor the last two performances to be given
this afternoon and evening,
NOTES.
Manager Smith Of Portland theatre has
received a telegram to close Saturday night.
Yesterday Mr.. Smith, the manager. stated
ne had received notice from DIR. Lothrop
that repairs would begin on the building at
once, preparatory to the opening Of the fall
and winter season.