The Portland daily press., 1892-05-14
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Portland Theatre.

efforts should be made by the theatre
goers commensurate with the deserts of
these gentlemen. The advertisement sets
forth IN full the many attractions of the
evening.
Gilmore's Concerts.
For 40 years the American public have
been entertained, enlivened and electro
fed by the music of Gilmore's unrivalled
band, and during that time his influence
has been second to none in fostering an
appreciation Of the divine art, His vast
enterprises, his wonderful power over
his musical forces, his appreciation of
the needs, as we'll as the desires of his
audiences, and his ability to meet them
all, have combined to render him pre-em-
inently the representative of music in
America, while his scholarly rendering
of great works has made his name stand
among the great musicians of the world.
Today at City Hall, afternoon and eve
ming, his great band of 100 musicians
will give concerts. They will be assist
ed, for vocal talent by the great basso,
NJ. w. Whitney; the fine tenor, Senior
Clodio, and the Misses Schneeloek, So
prano and eontralto. Good seats can be
found at Stockbridge's. These will be
the programmes:
MATINEE.
cornet solo--Robert le Diable :. Meyerbeer
MI; Herbert L. Clarke.
Moroccan de SalOn-Loin du Bal. .t.-.-. Gillet
Song for tenor, from lombard ........ Verdi
Signor Clodio.
Grand selection, from the t1uguenotss;aThe
Aria for Soprano obiI Signor. !. .Halevy
Miss Emile Schneeloch.
Descriptive Idyl-In the Mill :....--..- .Artot
Song for basso The Young Mountaineer
Mr.. Myron W. Whitney -''ssS
Polka Caprice-Pizzicato ~. ~. Strauss
Duet for soprano and contralto, from Semi
The Misses Emile and Emma schneel Ie6.--'
National anthem-C Columbia. ....:... Gilmore
Stockigt, principal piccolo, Signor DeCarlo;
Euphonumns in duet. Messrs. Raffayolo
and Whittier saxophone, Mr.. g. A. Lefe-
Clarke; petit clarionet, Matus Ur;
bass clarionet, bassoons. saxo-
phones, sarusophone and contra
fagotta, in unison; flute, Mr..
Wadsworth, ending with
bones and tubas.
EVENING.
Overture Triomphale. ........,.- .Rubinstein
Arranged especially for Gimores Band.
Saxophone solo-Moonlight on the Lake..
.................. Reichardt
Mr.. a. +. Lefebre. 's-'''' =
Accompanied by the French Horn Quartette,
Messrs. Weston, vokins, Mel and Zilm. :
Grand a,a aria for tenor from L'AfricaIne-o
fariaisl' signor victor clodio Meserpeer
foeme-symphoniqu The Battle of the
Especially arranged for Gmore's Band .'i'N'
Cavatlna for soprano, from Linda di Cham
Miss Emile schneeioch. -'-s'''
Intermezzo-Apres le Bal. Czibulka
III ' Myron W. Whitney. ,Mo4af'
Grand n. descriptive fantasie--lhe Voyage Of
composed ana arranged ,pGsnl de. especially Tor Gil
Duet from standardization d'orrore.
The Misses Emile and Emma schneei ecSsini
National march-The Great Republic. -. Thiele
VIII Appear at the E1ks' Benefit.
Concerning Little Tuesday, who ap
pears in Portland at the Elks' benefit on
May is, the Boston Globe says
Being Tuesday afternoon, what more
fitting than that Little Tuesday, the
child dancer and songstress, should have
elected to receive her friends. She held
her court, this fairy-like little elf, look
ing like n fragrant white violet in her
dainty gown, at the Vendome, where,
from 2 till 5, the reception rooms were
thronged with people of all ages Little
Tuesday is happy, hearty, wholesome
and very pretty girl, who makes the cum
ningest, childish speeches off-hand, and
when she is not exhibiting her wonderful
accomplishments she likes to have sto-
ries read and told to her, and plays with
dolls in the graceful, natural way COM
mon to sweet and unspoiled babyhood
that has reached the dignity of five sum
mers,
1t must be remembered that Little
Tuesday is only one of long list of tai
ent to appear at the Elks' Benefit, for
which seats are now on sale at Stock
bridges.
"Jed Prouty" drew another large, au-
dience to Portland Theatre last evening.
Next Monday the Charles L. Davis
Comedy Company will present the rustic
play of calvin Joslin'' at Portland Thea
tire.
Be sure and get seats at Stockbridge's
for the Elk benefit.
Tickets are selling rapidly at Stock
BRIDGES for the Hermann seances.
Cumberland County Sunday School Con-
vention.