The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-18

EMMA JUCH.
The Emma Juch Company, after enjoying
season of unexampled prosperity and artistic
triumphs in the larger cities of the East, and
more recently in Texas and California. viii be-
gin three nights engagement at the Seattle
opera-house Monday evening, February p
Charles E. Locke has been the promoter of some
of the most gigantic musical enterprises that
have been organized in the country, and has Of
fered the people of this Coast concert and OPP
cratic entertainments which have been an ex-
ceedingly rare privilege to enjoy. Mr.. Locke
brought Theodore Thomas and the National
Opera Company across the continent almost en-
tlrely upon his own resources, and now brings
the Juch company here for the second time. In
the latter organization he has probably found
the most successful and artistic enterprise that
his name has yet been associated with. While
the Juch company is made up OF the very best
solo, choral and orchestral forces that is posi-
bic to bring together for grand English opera
productions, and is splendidly equipped with
scenery, costumes, properties, armors and stage
trappings, yetitS existence and continuance is al
most absolutely due to Mr.. Lockes energy and
executive ability. The Jueh company is every
where recognized as the representative grand
English opera company of this country, and its
career from the date of its organization up to
the present time has been dignifed and artis-
its promoter prom and every individual ember Of
the organization That the public of this city
keenly appreciate the merits of the company was
evidenced by the multitudes who attended and
enjoyed their performances at the Armory last
season. The repertoire for the engagement is
admirably arranged. "Lohengrin," with Miss
Hedmondt, Rathjens, vetta and Knight, in the
cast, is the opera and cast appointments for
the opening night "Rigoletto,h with Madame
Januschowsy as the prima donna, and Vetta in
his great star Tuesday night, and Richard Wag-
ner's "Tannhauser," with Miss Juch as Elizabeth
t evenibng and Blgets ramaatie opera
noon, p. m.
In conjunction with the above artists there
chorus with Adoiph Seuendorff as musical d.
rector, and Stage Manager William Parry in
charge OF the staging and mounting of the
operas.
The reserved seats will be put on sale at 10 a.
m. next Friday, at lis James street.
the run OF "Tbe Bankers Daughter" Every
night had its large and enthusiastic audience,
the closing performance being viewed by
this melodrama with considerable force and art
and showed what good work the members are
capable of doing.
beginning Monday night the management
will present the well known drama entitled
"The Ticket-ofLeayeMan." This strong play
will test the companys abilities more severely
than anything yet attempted. The plot is in
tereStlng, as is well known by theater frequent
ers. Following is the cast:
May Edwards, poor orphan Miss Essie Tittell
Emily ST. Eyremond, Of the ballet.
Mrs willoughby, a woman OF few words. =. ..''N
Burton, clerk in Gibson's banking house.
Matby, landlord OF the Bellevue Arms :. =. fel'
Mr.. Gibson, a broker. Mr.. j. R. Bronson
Green sDoJ Jones, in love with Emily s. Eyre.
Mel n1S Moss Jew fence Ds sn E Emss
Jew Dalton, alias Downey, alias the Tiger. .'N'
Son, wi,,orahh,, vi Mr.. , George Berry Berry
Bob. Briefly, the ticket-of-leave-man -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. r. +. French
brought out from New York city by Manager
John Cort is the Mabel Francis Burlesuue Com
pany, so well known to theater-going people il
the East This company, which is booked at the
Standard for two weeks, beginning tomorrow
night. show at heavy expense, including, as it
does, thirty people OF more than mediocre abil-
ity, and the patrons of Cort's playhouse will
witness an unusually strong performance. An
extravagant and highly amusing burlesque OH
in conjunction the Following famed specialists
viii appear: The Horseshoe Four character
artists; Phil and Cressie Sheridan: the Lavelles
IN their daring aerial flights; the Healeys, plan
tation sketch artists; Miss Bessie Louise King
soprano vocalist. The Standard is giving an ex,
cellent character of performances.
The attraction following Adelaide Moore will
be the military spectacle which was seen at the
Grand opera house in san Francisco few
weeks since The drama is new and deals with
the incidents of the late war. 1.-THE Volunteer
will introduce TO us Mr.. George F. Timer, who
is supervising elaborate production of his
play. Its great scene viii be the siege of
Petersburg, in which Mr.. Ulmer was a partiei-
pant. 1t viii be made very realistic and have
details OF Grand Army men 10 represent the
army feature.
A new stage effect will be an observation
corps with their balloon. Cut off from retreat
the three engineers actually take fight in the
balloon. and panorama of passing clouds gives
all semblanee of reality TO an aerial voyage
After apparently sailing in the air awhile, the
1a~t 10 Inv tod
capitol at Washington is seen in the perspective
and the voyagers make their descent.
The piece viii have Its production on Friday
evening, January SO.
Last evening, under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association, the Hid Park Con,
The First MstSodst Protestant sbnrnb Ha at
Carl Hid won his audience by his violin selec-
tons and Miss Annie Parks cornet solos were
well rendered. Miss Ella Jocelin, the soprano,
gave so Mic Fernando" from '.Favorita,f and
'Fleeung Days in excellent style Mr. Fred
eric Gillette's tenor solos, al Balen" and "Be-
douln Love Song" were also well received.
At its sacred concert tomorrow afternoon in
the Armory the First Regiment band will render
the following programme:
Mareh-"General MITCHELL .......... Hall
-''NebuchadnezZar" ......... Vertii
Waltz-.'Tsar Leider' ................ C;irngi
Military fantasie~Sspanish Review Bin 'eihsr
seleetion-"Ch OF Normandy" .Planquette
Tuba solo-"Air NarAG'' ..,-......-.... Elliott
Frank HUM.
Concert schottische-''Viviola' .- Petite
Medley-'sYankee Musical Jokes" -. Ringleben
ssre,aae llcl "Larboard Watch Williams
TO- soldiers Dream" $3.50. Kinkel
Among coming attractions not the Iess.
notable Is Miss Lucis B. Griffin, clever music
and sketch artist. She will make her appearance
at the University Chapel, on Friday, January "a
adelaide Moore, the charming English actress,
will be the next attraction at the Seattle opera.
house. opening here Wednesday EVENING
January 18th, Wednesday night of next week.
Mr.. J. A. Carter, OF Wells Or, saws: sschsr-
herlaiu'S Cough Remedy il and go.