Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-15
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1895
Programme for the Masonic Fair.

By the courtesy of the committee that
is managing the Masonic Temple Fair te
De held in the new temple next week we
are able to give the readers of the Journal
the programme of the entertainments so far
as completed. These entertainments are
TO be given each evening in the main hall
simultaneously with the smaller enter
talnments provided in the minor halls
such as the "Great London Punch &
Judy Show" direct from London; the
Bohemian Glass Blowers, the Potter S
wheel. etc. The first evenings enter
tainment is by the Clark-Hood Combina-
ton, undoubtedly the strongest concert
organization in New England:
PROGRAMME.
Subject to change)
Piano-"Rhapsodie Hongroise,' List
Eva Bartlett Macy
Duet" Estudiantina," Lacome
The Clarks
Reading-"A Slight misunderstanding"
Burdette
Edward K Hood
Bass Solo-"The vikings" Adams
DR.. g. X. Clark
Banio-"Old Kentucky Home" Arr
Miss Macy
INTERMIssIoS.
Reading-"How the Gospel Came to Jim
Oakes," Anon
Edward X. Hood
assisted by the company.)
Aria-"Carmena,' Lame
Mona E. Clark
'Cello--"Reverie," Golterman
DR. G. r. Clark
representations, Arr
ord
Trio-For soprano. contralto and bass with
banjo accompaniment)-Negro Melodies,
Arr
Ia ''Old Black joe; 10 "Old Folks at Home
Mona Clark, Eva Macy, DR.. Clark.
Tuesday evening will be as follows:
Miss LiGa Higgins, Accompanies.
Young Ladies' Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo
Quintet.-Miss Annie u. Williamson, banjo
and banieaurine; Mrs. George III. lockwood,
mandolin and guitar; Miss May F. Brooks,
guitar; Miss Belle II. Washburn, LIST banjo;
Miss Jennie NJ. Bouster, I'd banjo
Winthrop Street Male Quartet.-Prof John
J. Turner, Mr.. A. ID. Ward, bassos: Mr.. Chas.
5. Cook Mr. Il. A. Wakefield, tenors.
soIoists.-Miss 4. Louise Besse, violin soloist;
Mr.. Thomas Fox. tenor; Mr. Charles +.
Bilodeau, tenor. Assisted by Miss Edlth
harrington, MISS cassie homes, readers
and Frank Bilodeau, I'd tenor, and II. w.
Norcross, basso.
PROGRAMME.
Instrumental, Amphion March
Mandolin Quintet
Reading, Gentian
Miss Harrington
Winthrop Street Male Quartet
Violin Obligato, Faust, D'Alard
Miss Besse
Solo and Chorus, Little Alabama Coon"
Messrs. Bilodeau, Fox, Bilodeau and Norcross
instrumental, Love and Beauty Waltzes
Mandolin Quintet
INTERMIssIoN.
Winthrop Street Male Quartet.
Reading, SISTER and l."
Miss Holmes
Tenor solo, Selected
Violin Obligato-"Andante ct Allegro"
Leonardo
Miss Besse
Reading - (o) "Four Little Curly-headed
Coons;" ~ "The Dead Cat
Miss Harrington
Finale Selected
Mandolin Quintet
Wednesday evening will be devoted to
the artistic production of a bright and
sparkling play by our leading popular
actors. The play is "Ici on
Parle Francois (French spoken here) and
is remarkably clever production.
CAST OF THE PLAYERS.
MAJOR htSuius Itdttah, M iiai -. ~ wv
Victor Dubois, Mr.. Ewing w. Hamlen
Mr. Spriggins Mr.. Richard +. Goodwin
Mrs Spriggins, Mrs. Geo. II. Brickett
Angelina, their daughter, Miss Frances Chase
Julia. wife of Major Rattan,
Miss Gertrude Stone
Anna Maria, maid of all work,
Miss Charlotte Randall
On the closing evening grand concert
will be given by Prof. Themes magnifi-
cent orchestra, of which programme will
appear later, followed by the grand dis
trbution of presents and ball.