The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-14
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE GOLD CURE.

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Farce Comedy company last evening
at the opera house. The audience wa
kept in good humor by a very cleve
company who are all artists in thei
different specialties. The Americu
comedy Quartette made the hit Of tn
evening by their fine singing This i
one of the best quartettes that ha.
appeared here. The company is frs
| class and deserved a larger house thar
last evening.
LILLE CLAY COMPANY
A thoroughly up-to-date is the Lilly
Clay colossal gaiety which will be seer
| at the Crawford Grand. The company
| is composed Of a colossal gathering OF
| the very best variety stars. who art
! popularity known among the vaudeville
| patrons throughout the country. 4
monentary glance at the makeup of tbs
| performance, is at once assuring OF
| the worth of the show. In selecting
his company Manager Semon display
( Ell a sound Judgment and keen know
| ledge Of what the public want 10 hear
! and see He has engaged those sterl-
! ing stars OF trayesty and burleSque,
Evans and Huffman. They are hand
| some d2shing young women who Great
ed furore at the metropolitan houses
OF vaudeville quite recently in their
plquant dance with all the nibleness
OF the Partisan danseuSe and sing
with the chic and vim which character
ICES the clever Coincidence OF the day
Nothing could be more imposing than
the novel display OF costumes worn by
these young ladies during the per-
formance Of their speciality They will
be heard in number of rev songs
which Will surely catch the ear of the
whistler Arnold Kilralfy. with his
famous ballet troupe in a Serise OF eN-
quisite dancing diversions form an at
traction formidable in the vaudeville
line.
SOUSA IS COMING.
Sousa's grand concert band, the most
pronounced musical success OF recent
years is soon TO be heard here. and its
coming will be a most interesting event
To all professionals and music lovers.
The history of military bands shows
no parallel 10 the favor which this or
ganiZatfon has attained within the
Two years of its existence Such a re-
suit could be achieved only by musical
merit of the highest order intelligently
and conscientiously presented 10 the
public. Mr.. Sousa long ago demonstrate
ed that he is in every way a mastery
band conductor. He made the marine
band of Washington famous for its
excellence, and followed this. by or
zaniging, two years ago. for Manager
Blakely, what has repeatedly and uni
versally been proclaimed the finest
concert band ever heard IN America.
II VIII be the general desire therefore.
of all, TO hear the playing of this peer
less organization when it comes
EASTER MONDAY CONCERT.
The ladies Of the First NJ. f. church
will give their annual Easter Monday
concert under the direction Of Mrs.
Smyth. The following attractive pro-
gram will be given:
PROGRAM-PART I.
to Carma" .... ReIlini
Organ. Mrs. Flora Bates Kenney
Violin. Beatrice Atkins
Cello. Mr.. Raljh Dunbar /
Piano. -......-Mrs. Nellie Hobbs Smyth !
vocal Solo1"Ah! So tn Dormi' Romeo
Mrs. Willard s. Br r;i:i;;r.'' A'ea
Organ solo-"Overture TO VIM. Tell.
Mrs ': Kennev Buck
Cello Solo-'Hungaria an .Dunkler /
Mr.. Dunbar.
Observation-Disclosures p .Lynes |
Mrs. kenney. Miss Atkins. Mr.. Dun
bar and sAlrs- Smyth.
Quartet-"March AIilitaire" Schubert |
Miss Atkins. Mr.. Dunbar, Mrs.
Smyth and Miss Niederlander
Organ Solo-"Var. on an American
AR encouragement V. Flagler
Mrs. Kenney.
Vocal Duet-'Dews of the Summer
Night don Murio). ..............Bu Buck !
Mrs Bracken and Mr. Smyth.
Violin Soio-'Andante and Rondo"....
Miss Atkins.
Ostrow". Rubenstein
Mrs. Smyth and Mrs. Kenney.
vocal SODA Maria"...-. .Koelling
(violin, cello, organ, piano accom-
Mrs. Bracken.