The Portland daily press., 1891-08-15

THE srocKnRrpeE COURSES.

THE STOCKBRIDGE COURSES.
Mr.; Ira G. Stockbridge will give two
courses the coming season and is able to an
neunce these attractions:
Orchestras-The Boston Symphony Orchestra,
Herr A: Niklsch, conductor, 68 musicians; New
York symphony Orchestra, Mr.. Walter DAM
rosch conductor. The soloists for these concerts
will be announced later. Austrian Juvenile Band,
30 musicians and SOlOistS.
Opera Companies-The Bostonians in a new
opera, .; nj. Hills Company, in "Ship Ahoy;''
Lillian Durell Company, in "Mignon" and
Martha" Montgomery Comic Opera Company,
Lectures-Sr Edwin Arnold of London, author
OF Light OF Asia" Rev. 4. De Witt Talmage;
co.
Concerts Nordica Opera Concert Company,
| seven artists including the great prlma donna,
Nine. Nordca; Campanini Company, six artists I;
Whltney-Mockridge Company, tve artists Re
menjl Company, five musicians; Dudley Buck
Soloists-Mme. Nordica, Mile De We're, Miss
Mary Howe, Mr.. A. Nikiscb, Miss Maud Powell,
Sgnor Galassi, Signor Campanini, Mons. K. Re-
meDj,, Whitney Meckridge, w. Ii. Fessenden
and Others
Readers Misses Jessie Couthoui, Minnie Mar
shall, Messrs. Il. K. BroOks-the poet readeI-and
Leland + Powers, in the "Shaughraun"
miscellaneous Herman, the magician, and
wIe; rrmros S Vests Ministries; Tabeaux d.
Company, in "a Nights Frolic;3 p Evans & Hoyt
Company, in "a Pailor Match and others
PAVILION THEATRE.
Last evening this popular place of amuse-
ment bad its usual large audieEce. The
| steamer Merge Jneag brought large party
from Chebeague and Long Island to attend
the performance OF Little Ferritt" They
all seemed very much pleased at the excel
lence of the bill presented for their enjoy
ment. During the first act Mr.. McCallum
was presented with handsome bouquet.
The drama is being played In most pleas
ing manner and gives great pleasure to all
who attend. This afternoon and evening
will be the last times hat it will be played
| and all DESTROYS of securing choice seats can
get them at Stockbridge's music store. To-
night the Casco Bay line will furnish an ex-
ira boat to accommodate the large numbers
who will atterd this evening. Matinee at 8
p. M.
PORTLAND THEATRE.
The last performances of "Unjustly Ac-
cused' will be given this afternoon and eve
ming, on which occasions Lothrop's Boston
Stock Company will appear for the last
times this season. The regular autumn and
winter season will begin at this house next
Friday and Saturday, with "The Sisters"
combination.
WILL NE04s
The "Wild West" furnishes all that is de-
sired in the way of amusement; the salt sea,
the pure air, the beautiful islands, are the
offer Of the Casco Bay line, and you who
stay at home and put off visiting Long ISL
aud and the "Wild West" while you have
the advantage of the opportunity offered
miss 1t. Today will be another big day, two
excursions, one over the Maine Central and
one over the Grand Trunk.
NOTES.
Augustin Days company have sailed from
New York on the Fuerst Bismarck, and will
open in Paris, September End, at the Vau-
deville.
Augustus Thomas aud Sydney Rosenfeld
are under contract to write Nat Goodwin a
new piece, which will be delivered on or
about May /, 1892.
"rhe City Directory" has made tremen-
dous hit at San francisco. 1t will be seen at
Portland Theatre in few weeks.
Clyde Fitch, author of beau Brummell."
Is to have a new hree act. comedy, entitled
"Pamelia's Prodigy" produced at the Lon
don Court Theatre In October. Mrs. John
Wood will appear in the cast. Mrs. Wood
was a popular Boston actress in the fifties.
Isabelle Coe has made a hit in her part in
"Niobe" in Boston. The newspapers say
she was revelation in every way"
"Niobe" will be seen at Portland Theatre,
Oct0Der TN ana 0tD. Iar
Aubrey Boucicault, young English actor
of reputation, a son OF the late Dion Bouci-
cault, will be a member of Mr. Robson's CON-
pany. He will play Flrt in "The Henrtt-
ta."
Among the ladies and gentlemen who
have been engaged for the production
Of George T. Ulmer's military drama,
THE Volunteer" and well known to old
Portland Museum patrons, are Mr.. Gustavus
Levick. Mr.. Matt Snyder aud Miss Rose
Snyder.
May WaldroD, leading lady of Mr.. Rob-
sons company, returns from Europe via
City of New York arriving about August
Goth. The Princess of Whales did not en-
terrain Miss Waldron In London, and it is
even whispered that the Queen evinced no
special desire to know the fair American
actress, but the young lady while in Paris
met Coquelin and Got and Sardou, too, and
will return with her head full of knowledge,
and her trunks of fine dresses for "The Hen
Iieita." which will be seen in Portland In
September.