Arizona republican., 1895-02-08
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 Gardners' Hall:
 PROGRAM

PART l.
 "Rehind the Scenes," orchestra-ten pieces. RedeWill, 5. H., c. H., and o, H. Lincoln, ar. G. M Perrlta. MT Harry E. Parker, Mir Y N id, leader, Miss Bertha c. Johnson, pi mist.
 l. "Mor in! is nigh" with orchestral ac- ompaniment-Str Treble Clef Club rirst sopr~ni.,,. rs. E. J. Bennitt, Mrs. Carrie Frank /oX, 5. Frank Peck, Mrs L. D. D ame BelleI aenue,t, Mrs. T. D. Hammond. Mrs. r: ". Hi e, Mrs. J. H. &ibby, Mrs. c. L. Mon'g, mery, Miss Miriam ralb ,t. First Att Miss F. \, Ale 4'ti,der, Mrs: Doolittle, Mrs. H Mrs M. fl Williams: Second AltI-Mrs A '. Ba 9r. MT H. J Jessop, Mrs. Walter Tal- bot, Mrs. J. T.. ' al CT. Director, Mrs. J. E. Walker; pianist Mrs. Walter Bennett.
 2. 'S4n's etter" Humorous recitation Ms. A C. o gOoI Cooley.
 8e9,D Mrs N. Ellis, accompanied by her A. r ne as! Watch," tenor solo, (PinsutD MT w. E. bffty, accompanied on piano by Mr.. Io lien.
 Gr be) NJ. F. W. Ried. accompanied on plano by Miss ertha c. Johnson
 t. Br dA ch rus Rose Maiden"(Cowen) Do4hle q'l7ri-t mixed voices -Mesdames d l.. Hel htou and H. Hitler. Misses Anne Ewing and rdi h Talbot, Messrs w. Barnes J. V. Der ham, W. Hill and L. ". Coggins, Mss Lizorlh Y. Allep d1rectress q ''Selen P of Railroading'' 10 minutes speech, (J"bs) MT. Thomas A Jobs
 lnter is-soi., ten minutes
 "!olly Robbers" overture. FVon supps by the Redewlll-Lincoln Juvenile orchestra
 PART IT.
 !. Ladies' Chorus, Annie Laurie, ,"(D. Buck) Tfeul Cle. Cub. .2 Fig TO, "Barber of sevllle,' (RossinD MT. Red will
 8. (a.) rraumeri, Reverie, (schnman). (b) Mluuet, Piete de oncert, .occherini( String quartet. FIfs and second violin, viola aud cello, Hessis. F. Davidson, R. D Lusk, <. w. kled aud hugene Redewill
 'i PesUaiori," soprano and tenor Mrs H. E Heilhton and Mrs. w. E. Deity Mrs. tone lien, piano companist
 D Wear "illie," from Dusty Roads, (Bi1i Gy+ "I he ProdIgal Son" ln character, Mr. F. G. .Al Mic Cardellino" (Kleber) Mrs. Liz beth Y Ailen. lone Allen, acconpanist. Grand Southern Jollifcat on," (KunkeO oy 'ilmor $ band and orchestra, sixteen pieces.
 Second Night, at Opera House,
 Tuesday, February 12, 1895.
 PARTI
 1. e own ol ld," overture, (Herman) by the RedewlE-Llncoln Juvenile orchestra, with Nes>r> Harry lf Parker, G. NJ. Peralta, Prof ". Reid and Miss Bertha c. Johnson, piano sc- companist.
 ?. '1 he omen of Mumbles Head,'' recita- hon by Mis- !ena Purdy, of Riverside, Cal. s HSrUdla e. from Salome, (Massenet) Mrs H. E. Leighton.
 symph ny for violin and clariu ct Dancla) Fr9 ci> and gene Redewill Miss Bertha Johnson pianist
 ;. 5 "Fruh inA nAsnacht,' piano solo, QiszD Mrs. lone Al4el. G. . The Message" tenor solo, (BlumenthaD NIT w. [. betty.
 !. ..sc nes in the Orient or Japs and Chi, nese'' Mes rS. A. W. Galpin, Frank Pierce, Frank lotts sld Il E. Parker
 s. "scnuman's symphonies" (schuman) String QuGi'eire, Me, SITS D. F. David on R. D. Lusk. W. Ried i'd Eugene RedewiIl. S Dou6e qn"rtette. operate selection. (GupnOd) Mesdam- II. E. HeighIun and E. H. Hill-r, 'iSses e'iith Ta albot and Anne Ewing, han ana h E Barnes; Mss Lizbeth Y Allen, dIrectress
 10 Plantation scenes," (Gilmore) by the Gilmore band
 lntermissIon oi ten minutes
 ssrcntde Espagnole," (Metra) by orchestra To cone ud with the roaring farce comedyin ew" CTS entities Raising the Wind" with the following st of charac CTS: : rtmy oidler- .-.......-.... Clifford Pembroke Sali"ou d' ...--.W C. Moore siai way ---..- --.--..... John J: " ckham cam .-....................... J F. Pierce kichard.... .-. ........... Rirhard leming Wsiter. .......... ...,... ] G Marshall lohn. ...................- William Broadbent niss pI ;gy y.,ra D1rsh,s Mrs Al,e- osgood Cooley Be ween a, t.: North and South Railway Naitz" Arri la. Dedicated to the Phoenix Cham Der oi CD nmerce, by Arriola's orchestra mis l'n Sl Children, 50 cents. Reserved seats D cents eh tra. Seats can be reserved at the Chamb-r If Commerce rooms on Center street. Tickets will admit the holders to either entert inment.
 At Gardiner Hall on Monday. February II, iS95, or st the Opera House on Tuesday, Feb ruary T.. 1895 The prog rams of the two evenings are entirely dlherent, aS shown above. No comp imentarv ucFNte Tha entertainment will com ence at S.o'o',,ck sharp. Ihe directors Of the Chamber d1 Commerce will act as ushers.
 E. J RENNITT, Treasurer.
 A. REDEWILL, Manager