The Portland daily press., 1891-10-23
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
TWO IRISH cucKoos.

such is the name Of a sketch in several
acts that affords several specially artists, in
Guiding John b. Leonard, John H. Flynn,
John K. Hasty, Frank Carleton, Susie Full
ton, Henrietta Murray, and Pearl Anderson
opportunity to do number of bright acts that
please the audience and keep them amused.
The laughter and applause was constant last
night The piece will be repeated tonight
and Saturday
MILTON ABoRN OPERA COMPANY.
The Milton Aborn Opera company will
occupy Portland theatre next week. The
repertoire for the week is as follows Mon
day, "Said Pasha;" Tuesday, "Cnimes of
Normandy - Wednesday, "Efminie;" Thurs
day, "Three Black Cloaks;" Friday. "Bohe-
milan Girl;" Saturday matinee, "Said Pasha;'
Saturday evening, "Olivette."
CECILIAN QUARTETTE.
The concert given by the Ladies' Cecilian
Quartette at Bearce hall, Kent's Hill.
Wednesday evening, was great success.
All the solos were encored. two of the quar-
tettes and the blue Bells of Scotland" had
double encore. This was the programme:
Qnartette-The Rustic Dance. Resch
The Cecilian Quartette.
1ouis est Homo from sstabat Mater. .Rossni
Solo-The Merry Postillion.. ...........F Franz Abt
Miss Brown.
Quartette-Blue Bells of Scotland. .Schillng
The Cecilian Quartette.
Solo-Gavotte, from "Mignon" Thomas
ou.,tst,e-sr.n,i MIS- S. Morrison. Tacoma
The Ceciiian ouartette 's''''0
Solo-The Daily Question. ..;.. Meyer Helmund
yoca, Tr,o-Tbree IsttIs a Maids from M,kado
.GllDerL and sullivan
Miss Brown, Miss Morrison and Mrs. Morrison.
vocal MISS N 81 Morrison Lara
ou.-.... mrs. Haskell and Miss Morrison.
The Ceciian Quartette.
ORGAN RECITAL.
As the series of organ recitals draws to
close the programmes are becoming, if po
sible, more attractive than ever. Next
Saturday Mrs. Jennie King Morrison will be
the soloist and will sing Henshaw Dana's
"Salve Regina" and the Gavotte from
Mignon, this last by request. Mr.. Duncan's
programme includes the Allegro from
Haydn's Twelfth Symphony. "a Prayer" by
Ambrose Thomas and SPY the Sea-" by the
late Stephen A. Emery.
THE MUsIN CONCERT,
The Divide Musin concert at City Hall next
Monday evening will be one of the strongest
attractions of the season. Mons. Musin is
master of the violin, and he will be assisted
by Annie Louise Tanner, the gifted soprano !;
Inez Parmater. the popular mezzo; Mons.
Dupesy, the French tenor, his first season in
America; Emil Senger, the basso, aud Ed
ward Schorf. the great pianist.
KoTZsC8MAR HALL.
Among the attractions to be given at
Kotzschmar hall. will be three Kneisal Quar-
tette concerts In November and December,
concert by the Singers Club the first of
D'Albert
Famous soloists will appear with the New
York Orchestra, In the "StOckbridge."
among whom will be Miss Van Storak, Vic
tor Herbert Br0dsky and celebrated vocalists.
With the Boston Symphony. Orchestra,
Mrs. Nikisch will be vocalist and ons OF the
members of the orchestra will play solo.
Lady jess" Is to be brought out at the
Boston Museum November q 1t is an adap-
ton from the novel of Lady Delmar" and
Is as yet new to the stage.
Richard Mansfelds engagement at the Globe
theatre Boston, begins November 9 with
a production of ''Nero," the new tragedy in
five acts written by t. Russell Sullivan of
Boston.
On Monday next at the fremont theatre,
in that city of Martha Morton's prize comedy
"The Merchant" 1t has been noted as one
of the chief charms of this comedy, that 1t
holds the attention fixed and interested with
out use of sensational effects. "The Mer-
chant" is billed for Portland theatre later.