The Portland daily press., 1894-12-05
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Recital.

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this evening, under the auspices OF the
Gospel Mission, will be one of the most
varied and attractive entertainments
presented to Portland audience for
years at the Mission. The opening
overture by Chandler's Augmented Or
chestra, will be feature of the pro-
gramme. The vioIins will appear in
solos, Duets and quartettes. Miss N.
Blanche Towle, Lewiston's noted vocal
soloist Mr.. John P. WEIGH, of this city :,
Mr. o. Welcome, the famed trombone
soloist, and the Apollo Male Quartette
will all prove attractive numbers. While
Messrs. Hatch and Skillings in the bot
tIeronophone Duet give novelty seldom
seen or heard.
This will be the programmes
Overture" Orpheus," J.Ofen bach
Chandler's Orchestra.
Juvenile Class-(a) Romance,
(b) March,
Charles Dancla
Misses Westwood, Morse, Manchester,
Robinson and Stewart; Masters Wood,
Meserve, Robe, Peck and Hovey; Miss
Mollie H. Morse, accompanist.
Violin-Blue Bells of Scotland and
varie, e. Harris
Song--The Holy City, Stephen Adams
Miss Nellie b. Towle. with string Or
chesGra and piano.)
Violin Quartette-(a) Andante, In
teger Viate, Zanger
(b) Moderate, from Alcest,
Charles Wv. Glucki
Misses Manchester and Westwood; Mas
tiers Meserve and HOvey.
Violin-(a) Lullaby, Hauser
(b) Mazurka, Wieneawiski
March-Le Turco, Tobocin
Crescent Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Male Quartette, Selected
Apollo Male Quartette.
VioIin-Air Vari, Chas .Dancla
Miss Kathleen Robinson, with Urches-
Sonu-Let All Obey. Hadley
Mr.John P. WEIGH tby request).
Duet-(a) Andante,
(b) Allegro, Pleyel
Miss Robinson and Master Hovey.
~ A. E. Harris
Mr.. Frank o. Welcome.
Violin Quartette-(a) Russian Hymn,
Alexis Won Lvof
(b) Minuette,
Boccerinna
Mrs. Bean, Miss Alden, Mr.. Goss, Master
violin-fa} Request Number.
(b) Finale Fantasia William
Tell" DeBeriot and Osborne
Fred A. Given.
~ Arr. by Hatch
Messrs. Hatch and Skillin. M
oliver Twist, We
A warm welcome surely awaits Frank
J.Kneenan, Charles Barron, W. A. Mes
tayer, Miss. Elita Proctor Otis and their
associates on the occasion of their APP
pearance at the Portland Theatre next
Tuesday evening. "Oliver Twist" is
the play selected By this galaxy of stars
for their joint starring tour and it will
be presented in manner equal to last
seasons famous revival of Rosedale,"
with which several of the company
were connected as members of the Boston
Grand Opera House company. The adj
vance sale of tickets opens this morning.
The Derby Mascot.
One of the best Of ali stage presenta-
tions of racing romance is 1.-The Derby
Mascot" to be the attraction at the Port
land Theatre Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of next week. The company is
under the management OF A. Pear
son, one of the leading producers of elab-
orateIy mounted plays in this country
and includes such people as Katie
Rooney, Dolly Theobald, Daisy Dixon.
Randolph Murray and Paul Menifee.
Tomorrow morning the sale of seats
opens at the box office.
Hawaii.
The Portland Athletic Club an nounces
the production of the original Comic
Opera "HawaIi" at City Hall, Dec. Is,
IA and l5 Great efforts have been made
to make this the finest amateur perform
ance ever given in Portland, and with
star cast, strong chorus, and ballet
even more brilliant than that OF last
year, there is no doubt that these effects
will be successful The committee on
management have spared no expense IN
mounting and staging the opera. Inc
costumes have been made from colored
plates specially designed for this pro-
duction. The new stage and scenery VIII
afford greatly improved facilities Tor
spectacular effect, and the new folding
oSera chairs, which are to be used will
add greatly to the comfort of the audi
ence. The seats will be on sale at
Mitchell's ticket Office, 542 Congress
street, Thursday.
Sowing the Wind
Sydneys Grundy's play of Sowing the
Wind" is said to be a mastery blending
of pathos and humor, and it is interpreted
in admiral BILE fashion by Charles Froh-
mans strong company, of which Miss
Mary Hampton and Mr. H. Gilmor are
the leaders. For eight weeks the play
has crowded the Columbian Theatre,
Boston, with fashionable audiences.
lthars in this snlendid cast are Messrs