The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-19
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
REcfrAh.

RECITAL.
Last evening at No. i29 Free street
there was recital by the pupils OF
Mrs. Abner W. Lowell assisted bv Misses
Mary E. Thompson, Elsie Liyermore. vocal
lists. and Miss Margaret Fisher, reader. This
was the programme:
Piano Duet-Musket Galop.
po.a,no Millie and Alice Thompson.
Piano Scic.scotcS Fisher
" oo"-oooecn All ..,,...............'.....
Vocal Selection-The Clover Blossoms .....
!, Miss Livermore.
Plano Solo-Waltz. ........................
Madeline Files.
p Vocal selection; Thompson
Tlano Duet-DOlinette.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Misses Armstrong and Files.
Julia Thompson.
Vocal Seection-The Proposal.
Piano Solo-Air and Variations. .....l;... -.
Mile Thompson. =.
Piano Soo-Trovatore :. .......... ''"''
cara Armstrong.
Vocal Selection. .Millie Thompson
Flano Duet........kate Hay aud Julia Thompson
PORTLAND THEATRE.
Last evening the play of "Western
Justice" was produced at Portland Theatre
with the following cast:
Harold Blake. young lawyer. Max Freeman
jim Hartwell.. .Chas. Barringer
John Elliot. lanes E Keane
Reuben Blake, Harod's father. 80. .Chas. CasWeil
MAJOR Lamp. John Phillips
Mcguire, a gambler. Chas. Burnham
rrlson Guard. .........................J james Hail
Tony Laiouche ........-......". Ceas. Caswell
Grace Eveleigh.. Katherine Rober
S Nus Phillips
MIS-. MAJOR Lamp. la Porter
Dord Lnwoou.'. Hattie Morris
The piece is full of exciting situations and
the audience was much pleased with 1t. The
characters were all we'll taken. The play
will be repeated tonight and Saturday
matinee and evening" Next week Thomas
d Watson's vaudeville company will appear
In the specialties.
PIANO RECITAL.
The tickets for the piano recital to be given
by the pupils OF Miss Anna C. Wiley at
Congress Hall tomorrow evening, can be
procured at Chambers music store and of
the pupils. Miss Eva Flndley. soprano, and
Mr.. E. G. Mitchell. baritone, will assist.
THE MoNTGoMERY's CONCERT.
Be sure and get tickets now Cor the great
musical event of next Monday night, when
the famed Reeves American Band of Proyi-
dence, with Chambers band, will be heard
at City Hall. The advertisement tells where
the tickets can De obtained. There will be
a delightful feature Of the concert in the
vocal and instrumental solo talent assisting,
besides the recitationist.
THE PAVILION.
Mr. McCallum's company at this theatre
this season will be composed of Misses
Florence Hamilton, Lillian Atwood, Evelyn
Pollock. Sadie Conley, W. F. Garfield, Gus
tave Veville, Robert Lynch. Horace New
man. Clarence Harper, Messrs. Kerr, Powers,
Thomas and White of the Frank Dauiels's
Quartette and the Browning Brothers. Prof.
Gumbert will lead the orchestra. Mr..
Adrian will be scenic artist, w. j. McCallum
and Charles Donovan will be in front. The
house will open June 10Th.
NOTES.
Considerable interest attaches to the per-
sonati0n of Edmond Dantes in "Monte Crls-
to" by Alexander Salvini, the younger. at
the Grand Opera House, Boston, Wednes-
day was the first time the actor essayed the
part IN that city. To the difficult portrayal
OF first the guileless sailor, and later the
finished man of the world. Mr.. Salyini
brings vigor, an earnestness which, while
1t may not satisfy the auditor in compari-
son with other notable representations Of
the character, still shows skill, judgment
and feeling of the sentiments of the part, and
In no small degree serves to show the varied
moods of Dumas's creation. The actors
support was of fair value The house was
crowded In every part.