The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-29
MU IC AND DRAMA.
CHICAGO LADY oUARTETTF

( CHICAGO lady QUARTETTE.
| Next Monday night the great concert
will be given in Wichita by the Chicago
! Lady Quartette. This is not one of the
companies that is forced TO play all the
| little towns in the country before they
! cam appear before a Wichita audience,
nor is 1T one that sells out all its right
and title to residents Of such hypocTtt-
ical towns as Topeka, but is one compoS-
ed of artists of talent which deals direc-
. tly With societies formed for the higher
class of entertainments, and who have
, made a stipulated contract for their ap-
pearance here with a local company.
They will receive the agreed amount
stated for their appearance here
whether the audience is composed Of
five or five hundred. The local COM
pany are not afraid TO open the season
with such companies.
The San Francisco Chronicle in speak
ing of this company says:
The singing Of the Chicago Lady
Quartette was of the style that always
takes. and every one in the audience
was sorry when the entertainment was
over. The reditionS, not only of the
quartette but also Of the solos, was
such as TO please all lovers Of music"
JAMES B. MACKIE.
James B. Mackie, the clever young
comedian. has, il would seem, scored
an immediate and substantial success
as Billy Grimes" who owns the Cellar
Door. in the bright, musical comedy,
Grimes Cellar Door" This attraction
is positively one OF the strongest in the
field Of musical comedy in America, and
will be the attraction at the Crawford
Grand Monday evening. November l.
The performance is said 10 be full of
clean, wholesome fun from beginning
10 end, and every scene is marked by
brisk action, and some novel business
new to the stage Is introduced in each
of the three acts. Mr.. Mackie has used
great care and judgment 5n selecting
his large company and each one Is a
thorough artist in his or her particular
line. Mss Louise Sanford. the charm
ing soubriette and vocalist. has been es-
peciaTly engaged as Pandora, the God
dess Of Mischief. This IS his sixth ses-
son, AMI he shall have nothing but the
best on his tip 70 NV Orleans and over
t1a S-5at nr-chv-aS -erl country He
plays il all the principal cities on the
Northern Pacific r.. broad. taking IN the q
s.,at1S II Wisconsin. Minnesota. Norm
Dakota, Montana and Washington. a1s-) +
British Columbia and Oregon - san +
F.z-sc5SCo; thsSl back over the Union 4
lal-IiC - AtIAl1If-tr Il.tA-l- S4t@ Nr--s1A
I31Cr famous from ocean 70 ocean. a 4
fIst-clsss company. new cellar door. 4
new ELlCes- usw ideas. and the old
Nothing succeeds Ike Success - 4
SaIa C seats commences Friday AZ .
Moss SsCEs-'s jewslry store.
THE FRYE CONCERT COMPANY /
THIS evening al 81. JOINS Episcopal I
church the Madame Fry Concert Com
plny viii appear in a select concert
Of vocal and instrumental music. in 4
te-Spe,Ssi with recita tons, by Mss i
Fry. This excellent company have ap-
pearei in al The eastern cities 10 large I
sni enthusiastic audiences. and TIE
press has been most generous n lis
praise. These ladies are not only ar
uStS n the vocal numbers but each
is also a master OF the violin. viola or
cello. forming a quartet az stT-nSed
instruments the equal OF any male quar-
tet before the public On this, the &C
cSs.on OF their first visit 10 Wsc1sta.
they slsould meet with generous pat
-onaGe, We 60 not have zoo many o<
this class % attractions. The admits
son - 50 cents Reserved seats can
be secured at NsE's jewelry store. The
concert VII commence al Sis.