The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-15
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
TEN CENT CONCERT

The Decent concert at the Auditorium
| Wednesday evening should be well pat
| ronized. II will be firSt-class in every
| particular. The Second Regiment band
will be assisted by Mrs. Billadeau, So
| prano; Mr.. Walden, baritone; Master
Audrey Sanford, the phenomenal clard-
netist, and the Euphonium soloist. Mr.
! AL Bridenstein. Among the ten selec-
! tons on the program we will mention
only three descriptive pieces as follows:
! '''Village Life in the Olden Time"
/ Description-The scenes depicted are:
| Sunrise, Astir in the Village, Children
| Going to School. The Blacksmith's
Forge, Arrival of the May Queen. May
| Pole Dance. The Curfew Bells. The
Village Choir. Moonlight, The Lovers
| Serenade. Grand Tutti and Finale.
Forge in the Forest Description
| Night-softly breaks the morning by
the brook-the cry of the cuckoo, songs
of other birds-the steeple bell strikes
5-morning prayer-'Forge in the For
| est"-anvil solo and chorus.
Joy Ito the World. 'Descrfption-In-
PRODUCTION. joy to the World Am
Praying for You-Ring the Belsl OF
Heaven-Let the Lower Lights be Burn
ing-Ill Stand by You TIL the Morn
ing-Pleyers Hymn-My Redeemer-
VIII Jesus Find Us Watching-Over
jesus Corona 1on-Dare TO be a Daniel
Admission 10 cents; children free IL
accompanied by their parents.
DID YOU LIKE IT?
"As You Like II" by Effie Ellsler at
the Crawford last night drew only a
moderately sized house. very much less
than the company merited and deserv-
ed. II is not often that Wichita theater
goers are accorder the pleasure and op-
portunity Of seeing two Shakespearian
plays so diversity opposite, presented in
a thoroughly first-claSs and artistic
manner as Hamlet" by Keene and "As
You Like It. by Miss Fife Ellsler. The
costumes worn by the company are
very elaborate and beautiful. and the
company is certainly well balanced and
capable. Miss Ellsler as Rosahnd sur
priSed the audience by her artistic in
depreciation of that character, which
the most noted actresses Of the world
have found worthy OF their best efforts
Miss Ellsler captieated the audience
by her sweet. womanly and loveable
manner. which made her famous in
Hazel Kirk" for so many years. The
ShakeSperian drama is. however. not
an entirely new field for Miss Eilsler,
as she made her debut in the produc-
tions OF that famous bard After 5000
performances of Hazel Kirk she has
SdhrAA ~NlA<thcc pear NtEifrlNs N
which she IS everywhere receiving the
highest enconiun1s and praises OF the
critics Frank Weston as Touch
stone" and John A EllSler as Adam"
and an able support presented "As You
Like It. very satisfactorily.
MUSIC AT UNITY
Musical program az the Unity chapel
today:
Voluntary Selected
Miss Galloway.
Quartet-"CoTae. Everyone" Willard
Mss Jocelyn. Mrs. ChilGe Mr..
Alley and Mrs Childe.
Quartet-~Holy Mother Guide His
Footsteps. . Wallace |
Miss Jocelyn. Mr.. Childe.
ouartet-'And Be Ye Kind" -Bambach |
Miss Jocs1yu. Mrs ChiIde, Mr.
Alley and Mrs ClilGe-
MUSICAL CLUB RECTAL.
The first public recital of he WIcasez
Musical club Viii take place next Tues
day evening This = .1hs frs % . s--ses 4
CT caesT puiitc 7@scitals wAicA wll BE- 4
gsysa by the club during the years 1885 i
ard 1885. Tae fi-st hesa< n charge - 4
Mrs. r. 4 Smykae. and Mss Pocts. tie
urfier TIE direction OF Mrs T. /
". Bentley and Ms Jessie L Ciz-S.
and the third 20 be n charge q Ars- /