The Portland daily press., 1892-05-13

Stosch repeated her successes gained
when she appeared here with the Rossini
Club, and was enthusiastically encored.
All the soloists sang finely and shared in
the same mark of favor. This was the
programme:
q. Chorus of Bacchantes. "A
10. Trumpet Blow, ..... :. Gouno
so,o m.ro.r,+d Portland Singers. eo,..
- - 90 - Mr. Barnard. 0''''''0
Violin Solo. a.. Segende....l wiari.,vo,,,
'o'''i 'oi'' b. Mazurka -. Wienlawshi
Leonora Won Stosch.l
Portland singers.
0oi0-'0ouDse Miss Ruth Long Tosp
Portland Singers singers ~ -l'i'0'
Miss R sla Tn Mss Kicker Miss Rice ensui
Violin Solo. q. Spanish Dance $3.50. Sarasate
| b. Gypsy Dance. ....... Nachez
-, Miss Won Stosch.
Bass Solo-The Armorer. ...DeKoorn
Mr.. Merrill
Anthem-O, for the Wings. :. :. Mendelssohn
Portland Singers.
Mis- Lizzie H. Sonles Recital.
Last evening, Miss Lizzie II. Soule
gave her annual exhibition of the prof.
cheney of her pupils at Kotzschmar Hall.
There was a large attendance of the pu-
pills and their friends. The school was
assisted by Miss Georgia a. Knight, So
prano; Mr.. Marshall Leighton, basso;
and Miss Lillian Fl. Woodside, aeeompa-
mist. The recitals were all exceedingly
good. A marked feature was the cathe-
dral scene from Faust by Miss Soule
and Mr.. Leighton. Another pleasing
part of the entertainment was the per-
formance of Pandora a play in three
acts, the roles being taken by Miss Soule,
Miss Hawkins, Mrs. Leighton, Miss
Howe, Mrs. Rankin, Mr. Hanson and
Miss SewaIl. The dramatic transitions
and statuaries were fine. This was the
remainder of the programme:
HOW salvador Won ............W Wilcox
Mrs. F. L. Rankin.
Miss Ma ai' G. knight. $500
Miss Maude Hawkins.
Mrs. L. M. Leighton.
,'A 1t'-'''- Miss Knight. :. Asnes
Cathedral Scene from Faust. Goethe
M Margdss,Is Mn MIS- nsis sSale
Scene from Leah
Mrs. E. NJ Coyle
Death of Charles IX.................. Moore
Mr.. j. Ray Hanson.
oeieo'eo' Miss Sonic. ,'''''..'....
Tragedy of Soudan. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Sybil A. Howe.
The EIks' Benefit.
At the benefit of the Elks next We'd
nesday, among the attractions will be the
following: The Bowdoin Minstrels will
open the entertainment with a refined
and interesting ''first part They will
be assisted by a male chorus of Port
lands finest singers, including Messrs.
H. W. Barnard, Jr., DR.. Ell. M. Nickerson,
Frank L. Gray, W. II. Stockbridge, F. H.
Pierce, II. F. Merrill, Charles Baker,
John P. WEIGH, and H. G. Parkman;
several of these gentlemen will sing So
los Mr.. Barnard will sing a new lullaby
written especially for the occasion.
In the second part of the programme
will appear Little Tuesday, the child
wonder; John B. Mackie, comedian;
Miss Louise Sanford, Montague and
West, the famous musical team, direct
from Tony Pastors; Bob Fisher, of the
County FAIR the Van Buren, Sisters,
Thomas E. Shea, and others.
The Madrigal Quartette, from Mikado,
including Miss Knight, Mrs. Morrison
and Messrs. Nickerson and Merrill, will
be heard. Mr.. E. c. Mitchell and Miss
Kate Kicker will do the Tit-wil-1ow song
J,ro+
the Mikado, and there will be numerous
other attractions presented.
Attaches Benefit.
The programme arranged for the bene-
fit of the attaches of Portland Theatre
should of itself attract large audience
to the theatre Saturday evening, while
the object should induce many to pur-
chase tickets. Tickets are now on sale
at the box Office.
Gilmore's Concerts.
The tickets are selling rapidly for the
Gilmore concerts to be given at City Hall
Saturday afternoon and evening:
1t is unnecessary to refer in detail to
the programme, save to call attention to
the first performance here of new de-
scriptive piece, 1.-THE Voyage of Column
bus" composed for the present tour of I
the band by Sig. Fanciulli of New Y ork,
who has contributed other pieces of this
class to the bands repertoire. 1t is
singularly well written series of tune
pictures, presenting first the scene at the
court of Spain, then the departure of
Columbus, accompanied by the religious
chant OF those on shore amid the boom
ing of cannon and the fanfare of trum-
pets. A lovely barcarole follows, repre-
senting the at first calm voyage, this be-
ing followed by a fine specimen of mu-
steal storm, in which realistic sea effects
are skillfully introduced, with the prayer
Of the sailors sounding above all the
roar of the winds and waves. The clear
ing weather is then pictured, followed by
an excellent Wnrkino out of tha uaaetincr