The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-30

AT THE PAVILION.

AT THE PAVILION.
Mr.. p. j. McCallum and his excellent COM
pany delighted all who were present at their
opening performances yesterday. The
weather was unfavorable for island theatre
Gals but those who attended the Pavilion
were more than pleased. Many were the
favorable comments made on Miss Hamil-
toms fine acting and appearance. She was
very cordially received when she first ap-
peared and looked charming. Her costumes
were very pretty. p. j. McCallum could not
feel other than pleased at the very warm
reception he received. Mr.. Garfield of last
seasons Pavilion company also received a
warm greeting from his many friends. The
play, "a Bunch Of Shamrocks," was per-
formed In most creditable manner. We
have not space to particularize, but recon-
mend all to go and see for themselves. The
specialties are first-class. Miss Pollock's
dancing is clever and singing very good her
song of Maggie Murphy's Home" was
greeted by hearty applause and it will be-
come popular. Sadie Conley, great in size,
and as Il character lady brought down the
house and was called for several times.
Chas. Cowes surprised all by his clever i'm
persoDahon of the old man; the audience
did not want him to go from the stage at ALL
The quartette rendered their songs in so
good manner as to be obliged to respond to
anumber of calls. Take it all through 1t was
most enjoyable performance and all lovers
OF good show should try and see It, Seats
for sale at Stockbridge's.
GREENWOOD GARDEN.
Yesterday at this place of amusement was
the opening of the summer season. Manager
knowlton should be congratulated for every
thing Is looking at its best in the garden,
The Opera House presents an attractive ap-
pearance with its decorations of evergreen.
Tue Howard Stock Company is one of the
strongest dramatic companies ever on the
island, and their first piece "Ingomar" has
made great hit. Edward Sullivan. the
leading man. is fine actor. His support is
good, and nothing but words of praise from
all who have seen this-er organization eau DO
heard. 'Ingomar" will be played for two
more days and then the Celebrated Case''
for the remainder of the week. Take garden
steamer at Portland Pier.
PORTLAND THEATRE.
1t was an inclement night, last evening,
Dut WdtcOu duu luOmdS uldu6 u great Qlt
with their new comedy drama. 1.-THE Snow
Bird" All the new specialists are of the
best and were recalled again and again.
Manager Armstrong has got good enter
tainment In the present vaudeville company
and 1t should be well patronized.
CONCERT AT CITY HALL.
A delightful concert will be given at City
Hall Wednesday evening by Tony Clarke's
Juvenile Band, composed of thirty young
lads who are adopts at good music, and
Shaw's male quartette, an organization it is
always pleasure to listen to. Tickets are
now on sale at Stockbridge's.
NOTES.
The first concert of the season at
the tn. Ottawa House was given by
was an excellent attendance from the city, as
well as the hotel guests. The programme
published in yesterdays PRESS was given in
fine style.
Mile Nordica. the Maine prima donna,
and Senior Galassi, the great basso, will ap.
pear In the Stockbridge course next season,
as will Campanini and Mme DeVere.