The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-11-15
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Mora.


actress, appeared at Portland theatre IN
Gus. Homer's play of pretty Poll in
which she assumed six characters before
good sized audience that would have
been much larger if it had not been for
the strong local attractions elsewhere.
The young lady was greeted warmly and
presented handsome bouquet. The
audience was strongly in sympathy with
her and she was warmly applauded. She
is natural little actress, earnest and at
tractive. Her support includes Misses
Lucille La Verne and Lillian Dix, Messrs.
]. NJ, Donavan, E. r. Burton, Harry Dris-
col, Dave Seymore, Will Perry and Fred
Williams. Tonight Mora will be seen in
'Daisy Dean"
Elite Entertainments.
The choice course Of five entertain
ments, which Mr.. Stockbridge has lately
culled outIof his regular course, he has
styled the Elite entertainments and the
tickets for the course are selling well.
There will be special train run over the
Crank Trunk to these entertainments to
accommodate fifty ticket holders from
Lewiston. Large sales have been made
at Bath and Brunswick. Miss Felicin
Karchaska, prima donna soprano, will
appear with the Damrosch orchestra,
and Liberati with Sousa's band.
Entertainment at Hebron.
The recital Friday evening by Miss
Lillian Hortense Small, teacher OF music
at Hebron Academy, assisted by her
pupils at the academy and the Boston
artists, Arthur B. Stockbridge, violin
cellist. and Claude Fisher, yiolinist, was
a great success and a rare treat to all
lovers of music. The programme was an
excellent one and well carried out.
Tavary-Del Puente.
Now is your time to get Stockbridge
course seats. The next entertainment
in the regular course viii be given,
Thanksgiving night, by the Tavary--Del
Puente Concert Co. An exchange says:
''Mr. Luckstone played a solo for the
DldIlO tlldU UIOuSl1t OuO GhC POooAOiiA JAWS
of the instrument with an ease and finish
that won round of hearty applause.
Then came duet by Helen Dudley
Campbell and Mr.. Del Puente, followed
by an arrangement Of Hungarian dances,
performed on the violin by Leopold
Lichtenberg. This was rare number,
as was the tenth, when the violinist per-
formed Romanza and a collection OF
Spanish dances. They were played with
out affectatlon, and the Interpretation so
well pleased the audience that Mr.. Lich-
tenberg was twice encored.''
sousa's Great Band.
This great military organization will be
heard in the Stockbridge matinee and
popular courses at City Hall, Nov. Goth.
The band has been organized, under the
patronage of the great Blakely amuse-
ment syndicate of Chicago, with a view
of providing this country with band
equal in every respect to that of the
Garde Republique of Paris, and its mem
bers have been drawn from the best must
clans of this country and Europe. 1t in
cludes as soloists, Sig. Liberati, the
COIuOU N4ltuO6Os 0L$ss leeeAAOJS AO,
euphonium, and many others of equal
ability, and the concert organization to
appear here has as vocal soloists, Mile.
Marcella Lindh, soprano, and Sig.
Gallassi, baritone. Be sure and go and
get good seats now.
Notes.
DR.. Geo. E. Lothrop, of Boston, lessee
of Portland tareatre, bought the first
choice Of balcony boxes for $3.50, for the
Elks benefit to be held at Boston theatre.
| Dec. Stl.
| Yesterday was the 59th birthday OF
| Edwin Booth. The veteran actor spent
| the day quietly at the Players Club, Of
| which he is President, and where he has
made his home since its founding. A
number of friends called through the day
| to tender their CONGRATULATIONS, and he
received great many cards and express
| sions OF good will.