The Portland daily press., 1893-02-14
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
A Terpsichorean Tee-To-Tum.

Terpsichorean Tee-To-Tum.
Manager Charles Fl. Yale stands in the
front rank of enterprising theatrical man
ayers as an author and producer of novel
specialties, His latest is an imitation
proof wonder in terpsichorean art, which
he calls 'sThe Tee o-Tum." In his SUI
perb spectacle, 'sThe New Devils Auc-
tlon," which he produces for the first
time in this city at Portland tomorrow
and Thursday evenings, he introduces
three famous European dancers-Signo-
rita Adele Amore, premiere donseuse
chdracteristique, of the Theatre Carlo
Felice, Genoa; Signorita Concettina
Chitten, prenaiera assoLMta, of the Thea
tro La Scala, Milan, and Signor Aurelio
Coccia, the famous Italian maitre de
ballet and character dancer. This is the
first American engagement of these ce-
lebrities. They are coming to America
under special contract to Manager
Yale.
The new dance, 1.-THE Tee-To-T um,"
is sensational character Interpretation.
1t is rendered by Signorita Amore and
Signor Coccia. The motif is, a husband
and wife visit masquerade ball I'M
known to each other. The wife pene-
trates her husbands disguise, and, to
teach him lesson, hirts with him. He
falls violently in love with the fair UNI
known and begs her to unmask. She
declines. He requests dance. She
grants it and in the midst of it he tries
to steal a kiss. She repulses him and
suddenly unmasks. Denouement.
In his programme, Mr.. Yale says a
moral is unnecessary. 1t is plainly APP
parent.
In this dance Signorita Amore is splen-
didly apparelled in Rsemi- harlequin dress
and Signor Coccia wears a stately cour-
tiers costume.
the telling of story in intricate steps
and pirouettes and wonderfully express
i've pantomime. This is feature abso-
lutely new to the American stage.
Hoss and Hoss.
It is safe to say that one of the most
brilliant farce comedy events of the sea-
son will take place at the Portland thea
tire Friday and Saturday for the Elks'
benefit, being the engagement of the
famous comedy organization of Willie
Golfers company of comedians in the
phenomenally successful and universally
known as the funniest of all farcical en-
tertainments, 'Hoss and Hoss" This
company and play has been the reigning
sensation of the past two years in all the
principal cities of America. and upon its
forthcoming appearance will be seen
again with all the attention to detail that
has marked it's unsurpassed record from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. In New
York, Chicago and Boston, and in San
Francisco they played engagements of
extraordinary success; their receipts be-
ing the largest ever known for farce
comedy in those cities. The company
includes the following well known ar
fists: Mark Sullivan, Arthur Moulton,
Ignacio Martinetti. Dan Baker, J. B.
Gentry, J. W. Myers, David Andrada, G.
J. Clark, NJ. L. Heckert, Louise Allen,
Adele harrington, Marie Celeste, May
Jordan and Helen Reimer.
First Parish Concert.
Tickets can now be had at Stevens 6
Jones, under the Falmouth hotel for to-
morrow evening. when Mr.. Kotzschmar
with Mrs. Fellows, Miss Rice and Mr..
Barnard will give a concert al the First
Pa ish house.
Concert at Lewis Hall.
Don't forget the concert at Lewis hall
Woodfords, tonight. The ST. Luke's
choir will repeat the delightful musical
entertainmentth they gave a short time ago
at the st. Luke's parish house, including
the Kindersimphonie by instrumental
talent.
The Stockbridge Courses.