The Portland daily press., 1895-04-17

winch As seldom posi- bic to control.
''Triiby.''
| Paul M. Fotter's dramatization of Du
Maurier's remarkable story, "Trilby," re-
| ceiyed it's first presentation in New
York last Monday evening and dupli-
cate the success made in Boston. The
critics of the New York papers all spoke
4 it as the nit of the year and predict a
run of unprecedented length. Next
Tuesday evening the play will be pre-
sentedI at the Portland Theatre by Mr..
A. M. Palmer's company, under the
managem emit of VIM. A. Brady. At the
head of the cast are George Fawcett as
Svengali, and Miss Sybil Johnstone az
TriIby.
The sale of seats opens at the box
Office this morning.
The Haydn Concert.
Tonight at Kotzschmar hall the
HayGens will give their spring concert.
The one last offered by them was most
acceptable to their many friends. This
will be the programme:
! This will be the programme:
Farewell. Thou Forest Fair, 3. o. Klein
/ Haydn Association.
In Native Worth tCreationl. Haydn
! Mr.. Stucabridge.
Ave Maria, Luigi Lnzzi
a-The Brook, Mcdowell
! b.-Barcarolie. Battiste-Wilson
Haydn Association.
/ SRlAEf1On. i
/ a.-Barcarola, Vannuccini
b-Cavatina, Sarti
c.-Cavalina, Donizetti
| Miss Rice
Calm as the Night tby request) Goetz
Mr.. Barnard. MIR. Pierce.
Haydn Association.
Am Waiting. Birch
Redemption i NJ; stoohbrids + q. D. Parker
Solo.
| Miss Rice.
Tie association will take up Marston S
Cantata. David" for their next perform
ance.
Chamber Concert,
| A very delightful concert will be the
one mplimentary to Miss Nellie Nc
Gregor at Kotzschmar. hall, next Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Helen Winslow
Potter, now of Boston and leading
soprano of the Clarendon St. church, the
Misses Hale violinist and 'cellist respect
lively, and Miss Harriett Shaw, harper,
with Miss McGregor as pianist and
accompanist, make strong array of
talent.
| ur:.~.
The Martinetti family is one of the
Oldest theatrical families in the world.
For more than $50 years this famiy
name has been before the public. Be-
ginning in France during the time of
the first Napoleon down to the present
the name of Martinetti has been a dis
tlnguished one. Coming to this country
with the Ravels in the early fortys I'M
til to-day they have held their places
through father and son, generation after
generation, as the leaders and origina-
tors of all the pantomime novelties of
the times. Edwin, Toto and George
Martinetti, the acrobats, grotesque dane
ers and pantomimsts are lineal descend
ants of the original Martinetti family.
They will appear with the AL G. Field
Minstrels and Pantomime of Aladdin
at City Hall Thursday, April IS, after
noon and evening. Get your tickets
early at Chandeliers, 43l Congress ST.
"Hawaii" on Fast Day.
| Bear in mind that the sale of seats for
| the last performances of Hawaii" by
the Athletic club begins tomorrow
morning at the box office of Portland
Theatre. Great interest is developing in
this reproduction of the opera and the
demand promises to be large. The piece
will be given by the same clever COM
pany of amateurs that presented it in
December and with all the original
specialties and effects.
Notes.
| A great deal.of discomfort ss,was expe-
rienced in City Hall last evening by the
| coldness of the hall. In the rear where
| the audience was largest it was not SO
bad, but further front it was very uncom-
| Portable
Dime Matinee-Portland Theatre. pm.