The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-12
MUsIC AND DRAMA.

Crook" will be presented by a large
/, company representing the original cast
/, during the remarkably successful years
revival of the play at he Academy of
Music, New York. Three magnificent
: ballets have been specially arranged by
the famous II. Bertram, one being COM
posed exclusively of children, the en-
!. tire company being attired in gorgeous
new costumes, in costly silks, satins
/, and velvets. Elaborate new scenery
has been painted by leading metropoli-
tan artists Of note, and brilliant artistic
effects in Illuminating the various an
mated scenes Of countless cOlored cleo
trio lights. There will be grand march
! es headed by the beautiful and stately
fair amazons clad in dazzling armoC,
and among the artistes of European
reputation engaged TO contribute spe-
ciaaties. will be the famous Quartette of
French dancers from the Paris Folies
4 Bergeres. Miles. Leontine, Adele Cam
mis-, premier dancers, and Siracco; also
Rexo and Reno, from the Cirque Cisi-
neni, st. Petersburg 1t Is promised
that the production will eclipse all pre-
1 vious attempts at high-ciass spectacle
Seats are now on sale at Mosbacher's
A GOOD TINE COMING.
| ''Oh, let it be soo." has been the cry Of
the people for some time. At last II is
/ there as the Shaker Medicine and Con-
cert company is coming to the auditori-
y UNI on Thursday, Nov. IA. where they
will shake the sides Of the citizens of
Wichita with laughter for three weeks
The company has the reputation of be-
l. 1g the very best on the road and we
now the great Stakeholder would
h; I'VE no one with him but the very best
pc ople, both as performers and gen.
tie men, and the Shaker doctor Is filing
old and doing something that has
beer needed a long time and that is hav-
ing the auditorium fitted up with new
spec tal &C emery and new stage and
beaui dful drop curtain. making the audi
toriuru a. first class place to give en-
tertaii,me nts in. Now the citizens can
go to the auditorium and enjoy a first
class ente rtainment which the Shaker
Concert co mpany gives. The best of II
Is the COMO srts are free to adults Only
children N lder IS years of age being
charged tel cents.
HI NWAIIAN BAND.
The follow ing IS portion Of the press
comments oncerning the ROYAL Ha-
wai1an band which will appear at the
audi tori1Im On Wednesday, Nov. 13.
Special train at reduced rates will run
between Vic lita, Winfield and yelling
fare Read the following comments
with refereno to the band and its great
leader and see If you can afford to miss
this great mu steal treat:
ST. Louis Ra ,public: As a soloist he
Is without pc er.
New York NJ all: Liberati besides be-
ing a most &C complished player. is
genial oblfgfng gentleman. and the au-
dierce perceived this at once
M
without doubt, one of the best artists
10 be heard. n is selections show
fine taste. and he always plays like a
true artist. .l0h
New York Must cal Dramatic Courier:
Signor Liberati is a genuine artist in
che fullest meanin g of the term. Every
solo is applauded to the echo and de-
lights equally theo rdinary listener as
we'll as the cultiva ted musician.
New York World: The only really
affective part of yesterdays concert
was that supplied by Signor Liberati.
the Italian cornetist. His selections
were of a higher ord er than those of any
other soloist on the bench.
New York News: 1t would almost be
impossible to find a. viI-tuoso who would
belikely TO rival in skill the special ac-
QUESTIONS which are possessed by Sig
nor Liberati, who has no equal on his
favorite instrument in this country.
Buffalo Times: AS soloist Liberati
has but few rivals in the warld and no
superior
will be remembered with the greatest |
pleasure.
New York Herald: Liberati was de- |
servedly greeted with spontaneous and |
prolonged applause for the rendering OF |
a difficult and pathetic All belio a ME |
vitornia." in which he introduced sew /
eral new variations in addition to the |
original score.
Utica Press: Liberati was recalled /
six times on his cornet solo and re- |
sponded gracefully.
Signor Liberati has lost none of its !
power of earnestness and he was not |.
only aplauded to the cho. but was COM J
PEELED TO respond TO five encores His )
matchless cornet playing will be remem- |
bered with the greatest of pleasure
st. Louis Post Dispatch: Liberati has |.
won his way through the ears of his au-
ditors straight to their hearts. and he |
need no have fear that his melody en-
tiers one ear to go out the other
New Orleans Picayune: In the brief /
time Signor Liberad has been with US |
he has fully established his claim TO
recognition as a master of the inStrII- !
ment- In briiliancy of execution. sweet
ness OF tone. correctness of style and /
delicacy OF expression. he Is surpassed /
by no other performer on the cornet now
living
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Program OF the Royal Hawaiian band /
under the leadership of Professor J. L.
Libarino accompanied by Signor lib
erati. the worlds premier cornetist for
a limited time only:
Marcia trip to America 49,. LIbornfo
Overture-William Tell. -. Rossini
Song-Malanai. Leleiah oku
By the Quartette.
Selection-Attila Verdi
Saxophoae solo-Star ...Libornio
BY the leader.
Song-Kuhian a he pono Keleki !
BY the Quartette.
Solo. cornet-Ah belio ME vitorua
BY Signor Liberati.
Sang-1. > ; and Kolomona
BY the Glee Club.
WaltZ-Sweet Memories. Libornio
Medley-Plantation Songs. Contiono
March-Queen Liliuokalaui. Libcrnio
Star Spangied Banner.
MRS. MCoY'S CONCERT.
The concert list evening. given by the
pupils OF Mrs DR.. Mccoy. the High
school chorus and orchestra. and sew
s-al others. at the First Methodist
church was GREETED by fun house. Some
time before the opening Of the exs--
cises every seat in the house was cccu-
pied. and = may be added Tz1zt Il was
one Of Wichita's apprecsarive audiences
judging from the manner n which they