The morning call., 1894-07-23
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Western Addition Literary and Social
Club gave its monthly entertainment at Odd
Fellows Hall last Wednesday evening 10 a
large audience. The fact that the majority of
the people are in the country spending their
summer vacation had no effect whatever upon
the attendance as it was as large. If not larger,
thar on previous occasions.
George Mulljn, chairman Of the entertain.
ment, had we'll selected programme, as usual,
and the audience was very select. Each num-
Der on the programme was well rendered and
appreciated by all, and every number had 10
answer many recalls.
The pretty little dramatic fancy. dream
Faces" was produced by an excellent cast.
Miss Zlllah NJ. Coonley did some very clever
acting, aud made very favorable impression
in the character of Lucy. Her poses are re-
markedly graceful. and her equal IN point Of
neatneSS, refinement and finish OF her act is
hardly 10 be found on the amateur stage. The
part which carried the audience however, was
the scene between Miss Coonley and Mr.. Dana,
where she tells him how she saw her father in
her dreams. IL was very sympathetic story
aud the manner In which Miss Coouiey told lG
captured the audience at once. Miss Coonley
has appeared at the Western Addition Liter
AIRY Club entertainments for the past year, aud
during that time she has met with great sue
cess. She Is ingenious in manner aud very
winsome. and by her personality alone wins
hosts of friends.
Miss Maud Slower did some very fine work in
manner won hearty commendation. Edward
j. CatlOw, who appeared IN Philip. never fails
10 receive hearty welcome, as he has many
admirers, and by MS clever acting Is gaining
much renown. Harry Ii. Dana played the part
of Robert in a very satisfactory manner, and
his acting shows the results OF earnest study.
A very enjoyable dance concluded the even
ing's entertainment
The programme was as follows: Overture
orchestra; vocal solo, j. l.. Grodgens; mandO-
lin and guitar trio. Misses LenOre Butler and
nart hn Pol ID nh
solo, Miss Ina Hachmester; a dramatic
fancy, Dream Faees"-Cast: Robert, Harry
II. Dana; Philip, Edward j. Catlow; Lucy,
Miss Zlllah Nj. CoOnley; Margaret, Miss Maud
Slower.
South Cosmopolitan Company.
The members of the South Cosmopolitan
Comedy Company presented the comedy drama
Nevada, the Lost Mine,' last Saturday even
ing at Saratoga Hall. Quite a large audience
was present and enjoyed the performance very
much.
The cast was as follows: Tom Carew, Leon
Henry; Dandy Dick, George MoultOn; Jerden,
John Mcdonald; Silas Steel, }. D.: simpson;
Vermont, p. j. GompertZ; "Jube," William
Haslage; Win Key. Fred Austin; Mosselle,
Kiss Morrow Tucker; agnes FarTlee. Miss
Anderson, and Harry Buckmaster as Nevada.
The Banner Club.
An entertainment was given at Mission Par
lor Hall last Saturday evening by the members
of the Banner Club, which is an auxiliary OF
Precita Parlor No. 1877, Native Sons of the
Golden West. a large and fashionable audi
ence was present and was we'll entertained by
the admirable presentation OF the following in
teresting programme:
Banjo selections, j. W. Meyer; barytone solo,
e. H. Aid n; 20 MILO FernandO'-"FavorIta.
Mrs. James Igo; wEistling duet Horgen
Brothers; cavatina, "RoDerP' (Meyerbeer),
Miss Minnie Powell; cornet duet, O. A. Huter
and Miss Jennie Dixon: (dl grand chorus, ar
Rusticana," soprano obigato sung by Mrs W.
w. Smith; (b) when the Soldiers March," ar
ranged from Sousa's cadet March" by Me-
KenZie, Mckenzie Musical Society; flower song
from "Faust" (Gounod). Miss Lily Meyer; bass
solo. "Armorer's Song" from robin HOOD"
w. ID. Joiner; comic selections, X. i. Whelan
song, Jamie Dear" Miss Aggle Castor; conf
calities, Gilbert aud Golde; tenor solo, Walter
j. Talbot: accompanies, Mrs. Kate Hart and
j. W. Mckenzie.