The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-18
GILkESON & CHILD,
ADJUSTMENTS.
oofihne In "Hendrick Hudson, Dr." on
Saturday, October 10.


Oofinne In "Hendrick Hudson, dr. on
Saturday, October 10.
Corinne, the merry and dashing come.
alenne' has made superb advancement
IN her art, according to the testimony OF
the most rella able exchanges that como to
this office, this Improvement being es-
specially prominent in her singing and
tun- making. These are charast eristics
ana particularly well set off her new
part She is supported by the KIM ball
opera Con1ique Company Of sixty pao-
pie and she will be seen in tho title
role OF the extravaganza, "Hendrick
hudson, Jr." 1t is Jolly and melo.
deus piecs. fully up TO date, and SO
Rorgeously mounted and dressed that l.
surpasses. far and away, any OF the pre-.
Vious successful ventures OF Mrs. KIM.
Dali. Corinne's musical plisbments
are numerous Her mandolin playing
mas attracted the attention of every
promlnene musical critic in America
While In Paris this summer Corinno
took lessons from the grestess living
mandotin plsyer, Signor Pietrapertosa.
Corinne also took advantage OF her trip
TO Paris by securing several Costumes
from Daucet.
Tho company embraces tho names of
well known and popular artists, the
most prominent of which are Ben. e.
Greneville, Charles Fostelle, Harry
Dietz, Lindsay Morrison, Barney
McDonough, j. Henry Maok, Frank
hayden, the Nichols Sisters mabel and
Luial, Lillian Knott, Fannie Dacosta
and Georgia Rush, and exceptionally
strong chorus Of thirty-six voices. Some
OF the more gorgeous scenes include
the Everglades of Florida, the Egyptian
H2laCR. NRu a m md u
Fall OF Niagara, the Santa Marie, the
midway Plaisance, the Real Steam
Launch. This is enc of Manager
Hooper's strongest attractions of the
season and the Academy should BIO
packed.
Gilmore's Magnificent Band and "a Ride
for Life" October 22
Gilmores magnificent old band is
coming again on Tuesday afternoon,
October 22. for grand concert at
tHe opera House at p. m. together
with Miss Ida Klein, the famous prime
donna, formerly OF the great Met,opoli.
tan opera New York, and also of opera
fame in Europe. Ida Klein was the
favorite singer of the late Patrick
Sarsield Gilmore. OF course Victor
Herbert directs Gilmore's and he will
also appear in a solo number that day.
ullmofes oand Is larger by ten men
than when it was last here and The
added ten make all the difference in
the world. The great old band has bee n
q real live sensation at tho Cotton
States Exposition for five weeks 1t is
said to be far batter than when it was
cut last spring for it is larger and has
haa six months more daily practice,
moat OF the time In concert
There are number OF special soloists
with the band: II. Clarke. cornat; e.
IL. Clarke, trombone; Sig De Carlo,
picea.o; Julius Spindler, flute, end
Adds j. Gerry, autoharp. The addition
CT Mlss Ia Klein, also. ia q feature tina.
makes the Gilmore concerts the finest
ever get arranged
that same evening Eugene Robinson's
New York Dramatic Company will pre-
sent "a Ride For Lite" a splendid
DRAMA and by special arrangement.
manager Hooper will sell tickets good
for admission to the afternoon Gilmore
concert and tho evening performance OF
"a Ride For Life" for 81. Or If per-
sons only desire to see either of the
performances tickets can be had for
each at so cents. The salo of seata will
commence Tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.