Arizona republican., 1895-02-05
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
Vocal, Instrumental and Dra-
 matic given by the
Chamber of Commerce Monday February II and Tuesday
 February 12, 1895.
First Night Feb. II at GardinerS Hall:
 PROGRAM.

PARTI.
 'tRehind the Scenes" orchestra-ten pieces Composed ot Masters Cass, Francis and Eugene Redewill, B. H., c. H., and o. H. Lincoln MT G Nj. Peralta. MT Harry E. Parker, MT F. W. Reid, leader, Miss Bertha c. Johnson pianist.
 l. Morning is nigh" with orchestral ac companiment-Stra Treble Clef Club. Beiden, Mrs w. E. Bremer, Miss Boyden, Mrs Frank Cox, Mrs. Frank Peck, Mrs. L. D. Dame ron, Mrs. B. Heymau. Second Soprani-M:s W Wslter Bennett; Mrs. T; D; Hammond Mrs. Montgomery, Miss Miriam Talb ,t. First Att Miss F Alexander, Mrs. Doolittle. Mrs. H :. Logan, Mrs. N A. Mortord, Mrs. Will Murdock Mrs. M H. Williams Second Alti-Mrs. A bot, Mrs. J. E. Walker. Director, Mrs. J. E. Walker; pianist. Mrs. Walter Bennett
 2. "Sam's Letter" Humorous recitation Mrs. Alice Osgood Cooley.
 8. "Concers Suck on two pianos Von pupil, Miss Flora Cohn.
 f. "The Last Watch" tenor solo, (Pinsuti) MT. " E. Deity, accompanied on piano by Mrs. lone Allen.
 5. "Caprice de Concert" on theme national (Strobe) MT. F. w. Ried. accompanied on piano by Miss Bertha G. Johnson
 6. Bridal chorus from"Rose Maiden"(Cowen) Double quartet, mixed y,oices..Mesdames Ewing and Edith Talbot, Messrs W. Barnes J. W. Benham, F. w Hill and L. ". Coggins, Miss Lizbeth Y. Allen, directress.
 7. 'scienoe of Railroading" 10 minutes speech. Gobs.) MT. Thomas A. Jobs.
 lntermlsssion, ten minutes
 "Jolly Robbers" overture. (FVon suppe ) by the Redewill- Lincoln Juvenile orchestra.
 PART II.
 1. Ladies' Chorus, "Annie Laurie, ,"(D Buck Trebl Clef Club
 ?; Figaro, Barber of Seville" (RossinD MT. A RedewilI.
 3. (a) Traumeri, Reverie, (schuman). (b.) Minuet, Piece de concert ( occherini( String quartet. First and second violin, viola aud cello, Messrs D. F. Davidson, R. D. Lusk, F. w. Ried and Eugene Redewill.
 4. T. Pescatori," soprano and tenor, Mrs. H. Leighton and Mrs. W. E. Deity. Mrs. lone Allen, piano accompanist
 5. Weary Willie," from Dusty Roads, (Bli Nye "The Prodigal Son" in character, MT. F. c. Hatch.
 G. Al Mic Cardellino." (Kleber) Mrs Liz beth Y. Allen, Mrs. lone Allen. accompanist. 7. Grand Southern Jollihcati on," (KuDkel) by Gilmore's band and orchestra, sixteen pieces.
 Second Night, at Opera House,
 Tuesday, February 12, 1895.
 PARTI
 1. ''Crown of Gold" overture, (Herman) by the RedeWlll-Lincoln Juvenile orch estra with Messrs. Harry E. Parker, G. M. Peralta, Prof. w. Reid and Miss Bertha c. Johnson, piano &C., cOmpanist. ?. 'The Women of Mumbles Head," recita- tion by Miss Lena Purdy, of Riverside, Cal. B. ,.Herodiade," from Salome, (Massenet) Mrs. H. E. leighton. f. Symphony for violin and clarinet (Dancla) Francis and Eugene Redewill; Miss Bertha Johnson pianist.
 5. "Fruhlingsnacht," piano solo, GiszD Mrs. lone Allen.
 6. ..The Message" tenor solo, BlumenthaD MT. w K. Deity.
 :. "scenes in the Orient, or Japs and Chi nese" Messrs. A. ". Galpin, Frank Pierce, Frank Flotts and H. E. Parker.
 8. "schuman's Symphonies" (Schuman) String Quartette, Messrs D. F. Davidson, R. D. Lusk. F. ". Ried and Eugene Redewill.
 9. Double quartette, operatic selection, Hitler, Misses Edith Talbot and Anne Ewing, Messrs L. H. Coggins F. W. Hill, J. W. Ben ham and W. E. Barnes; Mss Lizbeth Y. Allen, directress.
 10. "Plantation scenes," (Gilmore) by the Gilmore band.
 1ntermission of ten minutes.
 ''serenade Espagnole," (Metra) by orchestra Of ten pieces.
 two cts entitled Raising the Wind, with the following cast of charac, CTS: Jeremy Didler. ............. Clifford Pembroke Fainwould, ...-,................W. G. Moore Pathway. John J. Wlckham sam ...........--......-- u. F. Fierce Richard. d.....................R Richard Fleming Waiter. .......................J. G. Marshall John. hn........................ William Broadbent Peggy. y.............M Mrs. Alice Osgood Cooley Miss Laura Durable. ..... Mrs. Hattie Mosier Between acts: 'North and South Railway Waltz," Arriola. Dedicated to the Phoenix Chamber of Co nmerce, by Arriola's orchestra. Admission, s1. Children, 50 cents. Reserved seats. 25 cents ext tra, Seats can be reserved at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Center street. Tickets will admit the holders to either entertainment.
 At Gardiner Hall on Monday, February II 1895. or st the Opera House on Tuesday, Feb ruary 12. 1895.
 The programs of the two evenings are entirely different, as shown above. No complimentary tickets. The entertainment will com m ence at 8 o'clock sharp. The directors Of the Chamber of Commerce will act as ushers.
 E.J BENNITT Treasurer