Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-21

Buiwsr's touching aoxs story lns
Lady OK Lyons, vas vel I'D ( eetlye-
) tod bg la NaE Cortland AMI eosn-
9Aay az R1dslOnd's Grant last u ght
ssfcFe = very lsfgs and intel gently AZ
senESs audience As a. play goeFs
kaos, tae interest IN this beautifully
sF.tten drama centeFs "a the two caaT-
Actess, Claude MelaOtEs and Pauline,
whleh were last evening entrusted win
~. j. Baner aid Mss Van Cortland.
SIR. Butler looks the part admirably,
aud imbued lG With warmth 81 feeling
And ferYeney Of utterance. Mss Van
Cortland Wss rather too tame and
Ter psrs0nAtian lacked passion.
Really Pauline and MelnOtte, when
are enrcaed With lines eloquent aud
beautiful, many " winch have trlfted
INTO Apharisms, carry the players
along, Tor they al once appeal u the
sentiments II the audiences and hold
them. ..The Lady of Lyons Viii
be repeated THIS afternoon and to-
night the engagement will close with
'oniy Factory Girl"
The concert at the FOun.ain-street
church iAst evening, was remarkable n
some respects The large audience that
greeted Tie young artists, Miss Gussie
Cott.Ow and Leon Marx, was hardly
aware OF the great treat IN store.
Young Marx, hardly arrived at the per-
lod OF adolescence, rendered DeBenot
aud Chopin with the grace and arts
&c eject OF great arIlst-exqu.-ite IS
not too much "a say OF ms remarkable
playing. Little Miss Gassle interpreted
Chopin, Jensen ami Weber like a vet
eran. Ii was hard 10 realize that only
a child was at the instrument, with
Ieet hardly able TO reach the pedals, SO
artistic and natural was the perform
ance. The following program was rem
dered:
Violin and piano 'Fantasie Mllltare" Leonard
Master leon and Miss Gussie.
Piano "a. Murmuring Iepey fs--...-..,Je Jensen
&C. Waltz la lAb o9. - &c opln
Miss Oussie Cottlow.
ocsil &c ccitu
VIOLA. souvenii-de nayda .-.....Leonard
Master Leon Marx.
iNrERMIssIoN.
pt 4. La Source .Blumenthai
''lo b. Deuxieme A!ozoGrk-..-.....--..t GODDARD
vt,,f, - Nocsulne il Id $500 hopln
'.S--- ID. MInurf Is Dcherlnl
Nat Leon Marx
Piano. Perpetual Motion e0er
Miss Gussie Cottlow.
SO enthusiastic was the reception OF
these wonderful little musicians that a
matinee was requested aud II was
finally determined that the following
program bee gwen at $50 this afternoon
At the Baptist Church. Admission -
cents. No doubt large audience VIII
take advantage OF this opportunity TO
again hear these talented young people.
Alter the matinee an informal reception
will be held by Miss Gussle and Master
Leon IN the parlors OF the church.
Seats are going lively for the melo-
drama kidnapped" which Will be pre-
sented al Redmond's ali OF next week.
There will be the usual matinee per-
Torrance at Smiths today.
s. w. Combs advance representative
of MacLennan's Royal Edinburg Con-
cert Company, billed at Powers March
20, Is At the Morton.
TIE only Chas. l.. Davis is willing to
make an stfidavlt that tonight will Ire
his last appearance here IN tina char
acter of Alvin JoslIn. Mr.. Davis APP
pears at Powers.
Frank Pierce, we'll known TO the pro-
fesson ana 10 newspaper men, Is IN the
city IN the interest OF those clever come
dams Lester and Williams, who bring
their big burlesque and speciality COM
pany to Smiths tins week.