The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-28

with TIE Famous BoScOCtan Opera COM
pany and oriy left for a more lucrative
position which he now holds as head
Of the vocal department. in the Detrast
Conservatory.
Mrs. Wasteside of HUchinson. who
won the first soprano prize at the state
musical jubilee, rendered her solos in a
most artistic manner. her sweet bird
ike voice shows wonderful range and
execution.
The hardcJappng which was called
forth was dea4ening.
Mrs Braclxen sang in the deep. rich
voice Of an accomplished coDiraLto and
showed herself to be possessed Of a
highly cultivated voice.
Mr.. Robert Smyth appeared only in
duets and cid has part in his usual
clever manner. The piano duet by
Mrs. Srnyuh and Mrs. Higginson as also
the solos by the ladies showed the mar
yelouS skill eNecut bon and technique OF
years Of patience. study ard practice.
Each and every one performed their
work with such consumulare skill that
the audience were CARRIED away.
1t was the grand affair OF the sea-
son IN musical circles. Mr.. Bracken
is to be oorgra tufated Oh his and hts
assistants rare ability. The following
Is the program:
Piano Duet-Narch from Birthday
Mesfames Srnyrh and HigEinson
Vocal Soio-'Forest Song .kreutzer
Mr. Bracken-
Vocal Due1--'NeSth the stars" $3.50
..-..---.-....-.--.--....A A GOring Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Brscken.
Vocal Solo-'Nymf-ns and Fauns', -:
Mrs. whiteS.de.
Vocal Trfo-"Ave Nara" ..--... Benz. Owen
Nesdames whttes!de Bracken and
Alr. Smyth.
PART ii.
Vocal SOlo-InvocafiOn. ........ C .CharTinade
Mr.. Bracken-
Piano Solo-"Air DE Ballet in G" .-..-...
....-.-.--- ....-.-..--- .---- L hslIflinaCe
Mrs. Smyth
Vocal Solo-Hindoo Song. .-....-.. .BeTnbeTg
Mrs Brarhen.
Vocal Duet-IsOve Song .......-..-.-R Rotoh
Mrs. Whiteside and Mr.. Smyfh.
Vocal SOio-Outlsw.s Song Prince
Mr. Bracken
TRILBY Is COMING.
"TrHby.'' the most popular success
OF the century, will get it's first pre-
sentation here Friday at the Crawford
Grand.
In dramatizing Du Maurler's great
novel. Paul H Potter. instead Of losing
any OF the interest or intrinsic value
Of the work. has added largely TO the
potent features Of the novel The ac-
ton opens in the studio OF the three
rnusketeers OF the brush 81 a time
when Trilby has become thoroughly az
home as one OF the household % the
three artist friends and has won a low
ing place IN the heart Of each.
In the second act high carnival pre-
walls in the studio over the Joint 0,r,s-
sions Of Christmas eve and the an
uouncement u the engagement -
Triiby and Little Billie. IN the next
act, and supposedly afieT apse ~
FIVE years. the principal Characters
meet ia the foyer of a music hall where
a new singers appearance b. annpslnc-
ed. The singer proves 10 b EriipY.
but under the rnesTnerlc tnhuehce -
SvengaM. she faiis 90 recognize ner
quandom friends In the lasi act Hhs
lspses IutJ an apparent hypnJtlc con
dition and. gains Al q picture % sven
gall - dies The play r. beautifully
staged and mounted. asd charuniDgly
acted by 4 n. Palmer = company. Iue
production Is uno@- the dlrerf!31 -
william A Brady. and the company
nat comes here 1E the saHne tHat has
appeared In al the large eastern ciIieE.
They jump from Kansas City 20 W3chl-
"a and Then return 10 Topeka. t1is D.
ing rs1e onsy city IN tbss part of the
stste that they play.
HAVERLY'S MASTODOSS.
Colonel J. n HaveTty's original. one
and only NfsEtodon Minstrel c1Eupany.
Tiu appear a. the Crawford Grand on
New Years day. There is nothing that
can ~ said n praise = ffls napcei or
Eanfzatiou thai mas not already been
said II would % merely TeJyef .-ioa -
sing its pralssS. a. there 81 u0t hardly
an sTdfvidua7 That has not eirneT EeeE
- s1eard - Hsgeriy'H ~ 2sfa,9ufis Tne
Erea- zr1eel goes round and r1urfi and
rhe old Teha8le and aiTzy-s pleasantly
ZEN -Trfo-TsG ''ssazto1Drs" come % town
cucc eGa in. lsltE tlrus in blaze - Elu-F-
ana an anJn3 3aGce - II-o-Tls So aE r. tls
pcs tft-e merits - fneir long ard var-
ss1 TT0g-am- HoEevsr. if seems 80 =
their promises ariil iss f4iGIle1 3g2g nE
fr0ra -5le extensive .ta- - gair-yTs -l.s. .
Efl.e@1 fnc5u1ss suca artists 80 B4iT
Rec Bur. EeTyaEd. Charles Er-esr- =
= Eayue Dave M0n.sugnerF. 49, +
Hawthorne. George Eas-l@ Fer sser-
- " II H5inrook ssc- TIE ss5s -
ssaaz EE open TgeH1ay. T1ss stE -
-JDs. lively TIE 2nly agTeaTS1cs thss sea-