The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-30
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This evening at the Ffothlngnam tne
world-renowned old Gilmore's band, OLD
but new, will appear in grand con-
cert, fresh from an unparalleled con-
quest in three engagements which,
alone, continued from May 80 to Oct. a.
The genuine success which Victor Her
bert and Gilmore's band have this year
achieved Is hardly equalled In the
musical history of the country. Thls
evenings concert will present much or
special interest. The principal num-
bers for the band are the "Tannhauser
overture. Wagner" the Fest" over
ture. Lassen, a Spanish ballet suitet by
Desormes, the Intermezzo from Caval-
leria Rusticana, Mascagni, starlight
Waltz" from Wizard of the Nile,
Victor Herbert, and also his American
Girl" march. and (a) Narcissus. Nevin,
and CD Spanish Dance, Moskowski.
Victor Herbert will appear in violon-
cello solo (a) I'm DTeumland." 1.-The
Wizard of the Nile and CO Scherzo.
Goens. Miss Marie Donavin will sing
two numbers. "Ah! fors lui," Verdi,
and 1.-The Swallows" Cowen, and the
famous Three Solitaires." Messrs.
Clarke CHerbert H., Hager and
Schmidt, will play Polka Brilliante,'
trio for three first comets. The encore
music will include the happiest sort of
conceptions and brilliant divertise-
ment.
The attraction at the Academy of
Music. Friday and Saturday, and Sat
urday matinee, Oct. 20 and 81, Is that
of those popular home favorites. 1.-THE
Moss Jollity Company" in farce
comedy entitled THE Kodak" The
entertainment. as is usual with this or
ganization, will be given on the popular
idea for brain and muscle workers, that
Is, simply, pure, clean, comedy, bright
and interesting music, interpreted by
a company capable of adding novel,
new and original specialties. THE
Kodak" new play which was written
for this company, Is a wonder. being
full of life and fun from start to finish.
An admirable list of players has been
engaged this season. The stage set
tings, costumes and scenic efforts will
be appropriate and up to the usual high
standard. A continued ripple of mer-
riment Is sure to he heard in the audi
ence, testifying to its enjoyment,
The sale of seats for the engagement
Of the famous Bostonians will open at
the box Office of the rockingham this
morning. Unusual interest centres In
the engagement of this poular organ
ization, for their appearance Is the
chief event of the musical year. This
year the organization is said to be con-
siderably strengthened by the addi-
ton of several new artists, and the list
Of principals includes such well known
favorites as Henry Clay Barnabee.
William B. Macdonald, Jessie Bartlett
Davis. Eugene Coles, George Frothing-
ham. Hilda F.. Clark, Alice Nelson. w.
f. Philip. T. Kelly Cole. Josephine Bart
lett. Gracia Quive, G. f. 1.andie. $. l..
Studley, Merrill May Won Dresser and
Charles r. Hawley. 1t has been de-
cided to present here that poular opera,
Mexico" next Monday evening.
One of the best of all American
plays, 1.-The Girl 1 Left Behind Me-"
which has made several fortunes for
Charles Frohman, comes to the Froth-
ingham next Tuesday evening. 1.-The
the power of delighting all classes Of
society. Perhaps the judicious ming
ling Of social incident, the flirting and
fun that are sure to happen when SOL
diers and pretty girls are thrown to-
gether, and the exciting war scenes ex-
plain this success with different classes
But even without it's pretty girls and
the brilliant ball at Camp Kennion, there
is enough fire and stir in the tremend-
Gus stockade scene to fill any audience
with enthusiasm, no matter whether it
is purely fashionable one or not.
1t being election night, the manage
ment has arranged with the Postal
Telegraph company to furnish COM
plete returns, which will be read from
the stage during the performance.
1t was impossible for the Spider and
Fly" company to reach Scranton be-