Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-27

adopted daughter Of the mountebank. she
fills every requirement of the role. vocally
and artsticaily and her fransfofmati9n Sn 70
Alan Dale, in New York Journal
At the Ninth Street theater,. for the
week commencing October 4. will be seen
foua has mss
great success and Is one of the most pop
ular attractions travelling. In every way
it is strong. and although telling Of the
sensational and never offends by gruesome
or lrrid scenes. The play Is mounted in a
beautiful manner and great attention @ has
unique. In dealing with the secret police.
nih!lists and exiles much skill has been
faithful manner this land of despotism.
One of the pleasantest features Of the
entertainment given Thursday night by the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Father
street and broadway. was the rendition
for the first time in Kansas City Of a song
by MIR. Wallace s. Reynolds, which is
song is ''She Will Be Somebody's Sunshine" 4"
Its writer, Miss Bula Reimert, played Mr..
Reynolds accompaniment Thursday even
ing. The song met with instant favor with
the audience. and was roundly encored.
Miss Reimert has written several pretty
ballads. and although "She Will Be Some
body's Sunshine has not yet left the prin-
ter's hands, 1t will no doubt meet a ready
sale.
The first concert Of the third season of
the Kronberg Conservatory OF Music will
be given at Conservatory hall next Tues
lows: Piano-(a) Hungarian Melody" NO
vara): Cb) "Nocturne' (Richter); G) Hun
garian Dance" CBrahms). Rudolf Richter.
George Croner. Violin solo-"seventh Con-
certo'' OeBerion. Heinrich Holman. Piano
--."Polonaiss op. 8" Chopin. Rudolph
ss Mss'fs Mo,s s0rgsan'hns Brewer % Msms g;
why" (schumann). Rudolf Richter. Song ing
Across the Minister" Iloyd), Mrs. By
ron Minter. Piano-"concerto''-D minor
Nellie Davies and Charles Daniels; Tor two
pianos.
Miss Grayce Scott will be remembered
In Kansas City as member Of the Thrill
within the last week come prominently to
the front in New York city in the big re-
vival Of Evans and Hoey's "a Parlor
Match" at the Herald Square theater. She
is described as "a combination of archness,
occurrences and coquettishness: dainty as
piece of Dresden china, but not SO frag-
petals Of an Easter lily; a foot that Gin
derella would have envied, and eyes that.
as an Irishman would say. were never
in direct physical contrast to the now IA
nous. beautiful. imported Anna Held, who
Is in the same cast. and the honors for
phy grace anu pcTieCtiOH Sdlu u
be fairly divided between the two women.
Mr.. Francois Boucher, whose chamber
concerts were notable events OF last sea-
sons music, will give a series Of four con-
certs this year, assisted by Mrs. Boucher,
pianist, and Mr.. Louis Apply, 'cellist.
Among the numbers chosen for the series
binstein). bin Mr. and Mrs. francois Boucher cher
and Mr.. L. Apply. (a) Romance Saint
Saens), (b) variations sur une Gavotte de
Corelli Leonard, Mr.. Francois Boucher
Fantasie de Concert GServais), Mr. Louis
Apply. Trio in G (Haydn), Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Boucher and Mr.. L.. Apply. Trio. op.
&c. in d Ode Beriot, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Boucher and Mr.. L. Apply. (a) Romance
Popper). (b) Tarantelle (Appy). Mr.. Louis
Apply. Sonata Bach), ad1gio, fugue. Sictliano
D. op. - GiendelssohD. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Boucher and Mr.: L. Apply. Trio in D. op.
25 Reissiger). Mr.. and Mrs. F. Boucher
and Mr.. L. Apply. (a) Nocturne. op. g No.
Chopin WilhelmD. (b) Bolero. op. l6
CdoszkowskD. Mr.. F. Boucher. Concerto