The Portland daily press., 1895-07-18
DIcCaIlum's Theatre.
The Summer Garden.


dren, who love music, in the afternoon.
While they are eating their ice cream and
candy they can listen to the excellent
music of Chandeliers Band. Last night
little Kittie Flaherty danced several dan
ces to the delight of all present. The
fact that the public couldEenjoy dancing
last evening proved an excellent card, or
| the center of the house was made G lear
and the walters could enjoy themselves
thoroughly.
The following will be the programme
for the evening:
PART FIRST
March-Tobasco. Chadwick
| Overture-Fraus Schubert, Suppe
Skirt Dance,
Miss Burgess.
Quartette-In Absence, Buck
| Temple Male Quartette.
Medley-Jay See-Ko,, Laurendean
PART SECOND.
Polka-Annabella, Stimson
Trombone Solo Friendship, Harris
Mr. Thos. ]. Holt.
Tambourine Dance,
Miss Burgess
| Quartette-The Magnolia, White
Temple Male Quartette.
Galop-Wont You, Tobias
Musical Entertainment
A much larger audience should have
been present at Kotzschmar Hall last
evening when Mr. George Alison and
Miss Gertrude Pratt gave their humorous
and musical entertainment. Mr.. Alison s.
musical sketch entitled "Atlanticantics, y
or the humors of a first ocean voyage,
were very amusingly tDld in monologne,
through song and story, by Mr.. Alison,
who possesses good yoice-albeit he was
somewhat troubled with cold last night
and versatility that had good scope in
this sketch. Perhaps the best feature of
the sketch was his recitation of "But.n
Then came Rotations by Miss Pratt,
who has bright, animated face, good
deal of magnetism and who, in her imita-
tions of a little girl in the sketch the
"Elf-child" and the song "Dolly's Fast
Asleep" showed great ability in very
juvenile Characterization. In her scene
from "Ingomar" Miss Pratt was pleas
ing. She was repeatedly encored Mr.
Alison's songs in..the second part were
we'll .given and warmly applauded. A
very attractive song was his own negro
dirty of 1.-TWO Little Coons" The en-
tertainment concluded with. the comeditta
of "a Pair of Lunatics. " This is the
programme
| Atlanticantics, Mr.. Alison
| Recitations, a, In the Amen Corner,
b,tThesElf-ohild, Rily
Miss Pratt.
1 Soprrc r,f Coptimopt-a Wbor, All tho
World is Young, Lad, Grain
;, Sir Eglamore, Old English, 10th
Century
c, Loeb Lomon, Old Scotch So ng
Mr.. Alison.
Songs There Grew Rwdai Little FlO U1;v.,,
b, Dolly's Fast Asleep, Pattee
Miss Pratt.
London Costermonger Ballad, Mrs,
'EneryS 'Awkins, Chevalier
Negro Plantation Ditty, Two Little
Coons, Alison
Mr.. Alison.
Recitation-Scene from f1ngomar,' &
Miss Pratt
Mr.. Alison.
Concluding with W. R. Wakes Anus
ing Comeditta, IA Pair of Lunatics.
Piano Recital
The pupils of Miss Annie Shannahan
gave piano recital last evening at her
residence, 221 Franklin street. The fol-
lowing programme was performed:
March, Duet, Czerny
Misses Mulhern and Driscoll
Overture, Opus 46, Reinecke
Misses tombstone, Reidy, McGilicuddy
and Mcdonald.
Lo, Morn in Breaking, Cherubini
Glass
The Highland Piper, BONN
Master Edward Lennon.
Air de Chase. Trio, Gurlitt |
Tarantelle, Heller
!, :. s- Misses Murray and Bul e. En-, :
Miss Alice Reddy.
Phantassee, Opus 16, No. /, Mendelssohn
Miss Gertie Towle.
Musical Surprise, Quartette,
Misses Watts, Hadsor, Sullivan and
Bubbling Spring, Julie Reve- King
Misses Johnstone and Hadzor.
March from the Ruins of Ahens,"
Beethoven
Misses Murray, Bulger Sullivan, Prinda-
BILE, and McDonough.
Sancta Maria, Solo Faure |
Miss Mary Hadzor.
MISS N6lilo Ouilifdu.
Invitation to the Dance, Weber
Misses Watts, Sullivan, Hadzor and
Mcdonald.
Once Again the Day Has Flown,
Frauzebt
Glass.
Notes.
The new scenery in Memorial Hall,
Vinalhaven, is hung. 1t consists Of seven
complete sets, five exteriors and two int
riors, which give fine effects from the
gallery and hall L. J. Couch & Co. have
pen IN the town the patsh week putting
hall, July IS, with Nickerson & Mes
mith's Comedy Co.