The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-03-14
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a Number Of Church entertainments


served with eclat by the members OF AS
cension church at Turner hall. Filth Az.
enue north and Washing ton. on Tuesday
evening, March - L. An q ttract We and
elaborate program has been prepared Tor
the OCCASION The Lyceum Dramatic Club;
has been rehearsing for the past mon tn an
original, romantic drama: entitled Mi
chael Earle: or the Maniac Lover, y l1ipf1l
VIII be presented for the first time in this
city, and the fact that Capt. Whelan has.
devoted his untiring energies to the super.
vision of the play is sufficient guarantee
that it will prove a grand success. Ths
members of the LyceIlm Club have al
ready won laurels on the histr.cnic boards,
and it goes without saying that they will,
if possible, excel themselves in this new
play for which they have made such care
full preparation.
The scenery for the production Of this
new drama is gorgeous}y magnificent.
and the rich costumes have been imported
for the occasion.
The leading roles will be assumed by
Capt. Whelan and Miss Jennie Daley, and
they will be ably assisted by the Misses
Josephine and Annie McGillis. Messrs.
W.. j.. Horigan, E. j. Kennedy, r. K. Ben
ming, Z. Donahoe, j. f. Horigan, Thomas
Devery and Thomas Noonan. The first
part of the program will consist of vocal
and instrumental music, interpreted with
dialect and patriotic recitations. and
speech by Mr. John Kennedy on The Day
We Celebrate The entire program will
be published in the next issue Of The
Irish Standard; and the names Of ALI la
dies and gentlemen taking part in the
entertainment to arouse, enthuse AMI
charm the audience will be given in full
with critical comments on the rendition
of the. various numbers. All friends OF
ireland, and their name is legion, are cor
daily invited to Turner hall on Patricks
night to enjoy this grand feast OF music,
drama, oratory and song.
Everp preparation has been made for
most delightful entertainment OF varied
character at St. Stephens church on the
evening Of ST. Patrick's Day. An address
will be delivered by Chris Gallagher, the
well known lawyer Of this city, and the
mere mention OF the fact is enough to IN
sure all who attend 9 literary treat. Fol-
lowing the address will be vocal and in
strumental music of a superior order. Mrs.
Myers Of Great Fails, Mont, will sing
selection of national airs and all who
remember her as Mss Kate McGuirk, the
soprano of the Church of the immaculate
Conception, will be attracted by her ap-'
pearance on the occasion. .a.
In the morning at 1890 solemn high
mass will be celebrated, when Father
Christie, will deliver sermon appropriate
to the occasion.
Dinner will be served in the church par
Tors from IL o'clock, noon, till p. M, and
again from 6 TIL 9 o'clock in the evening,
at the nominal price of Is cents This
will be under the management of the la
dies Of the parish
Father Christie has made all arrange
ments for series Of entertainments dur
ing the balance of the week, on the even
ings of Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. On the evening Of the 18th
"wednesday, an operetta will be rendered
by the girls Of the parish Other enter
tainments will be gwen ON the following
nights and upon all those occasions din
ner will be served from 6 till o'clock.
The colleen Bawn," that sterling Irish
drama, will be the attraction on St. Pat
rick's evening at St. Anthony Hail. unde,
the auspices of the parish Of St. Anthony
of ,Padua This is one Of the very best of
Irish plays and will no doubt be seen by
a crowded house, as the cast of characters
is made up of excellent people. The cur
tain will rise promptly at O'Clock. The
cast is as follows:
Miles ..... ......... .Jno: B. German
Hardes Cregan .......... Frank I. hoy
Danny Mann ..............S. r. shannon
Squire Corr1gan ........... ...J ~. G''l!s
Father Tom Thomas Mccarthy
Kyrle Daily NJ. j. Kelly
BERTHE O'More ...................J. Kitty
Ely O'Connor. the Colleen Bawn....
.... :. Miss Maud Kelly
Mrs. Cregan Mss B. Flynn
Ann Chute ............:.. MISS A. White
Sheelah Mann .......... Miss B. Harmon
On Tuesday evening, March II. occurs
a grand entertainment at st. Lawrence
Hall, corner Twelfth avenue and Seventh
street southeast The programme is N
charge Of the St. Lawrence Literary So
ciety. and no pains have been spared to
make it great success. The following
is the programme: Address of welcome,
Rev. C. Gents; piano solo, Miss Nellie Ger
iott address, Rev.. J. Gmeiner soprano
solo. Miss Mamie Moore; recitation, Miss
Lizzie Cullen; duet, Master Vincent Muir
ply and Master Edward Coveny; recita-
ton Mr.. w. I. Nolan; solo, Master James
sByrnes; soprano solo, Miss Katherine Ger
strude DWyeT; character sketch, Mr.. Bur;
Mccain; baritone solo, Mr.. Will O. Brien
violin solo, Mr.. Henry Lett; soprano SOLO,
Miss Celeste Cogo,an; male quartetre,
farce. THAT Rascal, Pat"
Father Cleary's parish will celebrate st.
Patrick's Day with an e,abor entertain
mert in Normanna Hall, Third street and
Twelfth avenue south. Rev. DR.. Degnon,
of New Richmond, Wis, will deliver a
lecture after which the St. Charles Dra-
matte Club will present the well kno xn
drama, mot Guilty; or the Tenants Fri
umph." The company have been act.ys "
rehearsing for a number of weeks ami
a very enjoyable performance is assured. |
The following is the cast:
Lord Viscollnt Elmore. I'D. A. Fallnn
Lieut.. Florville .............J. F., Gavin
Humphrey Higson ......P. J. McDonouga
Sir Henry Harrington. 49,. d. L. LaWlass
Jonas Humble. ...........A. C. Kennay
James OConnOr ............ Hugh Ryan
Neil O'Conror communicated. E. Woolsey
Father Hyhon ........ .Chas. A. Woolsey |
Larry Lannigan ..........J. I. Boylan|
Granger ........ e. EDWARD Maylan
Lord Chief Justice ........... Fl. Mooney
Margaret OConnor. Miss NJ. McDermott
Mollie Maloney. 80. Miss NJ. Fallon
Cora O'Neil Miss X. Kelly |
Mrs. Burns Miss N. Casey |
Performance will begin at p. m.
An exceptionally fine program has
been prepared for the entertainment Of
the public at the church Of the Holy |
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