The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-23
PIECE OF TIN KILLS.
MUSIC AND DRAMA
MR.. COLLINS, LECTURE.

Next Monday evening at Sedgwick
Music hall Mr.. G.. w. Collins will pre-
sent his new lecture, "Side Lights and
Head Lights on Occultism, or, Facts
and Philosophy of F'ads and Fakes, -
This is the first of series Of lectures
to be given under the management OF
Hypatia, and a large audience will
doubtless greet the well-known speaker
in behalf Of our popular woman's club.
See notice elsewhere in this paper.
ALPINE CONCERT COMPANY.
The Alpine Concert company gave a.
most enjoyable entertainment to an en-
thusiastic audience last evening. Says
the Rocky Mountain News.
The selections were of high order and
music loving people found the master
pieces Of Listz, Afoskowski and Vienx-
temps, on the program very efficiently
rendered.
The vioIinist, Miss Mamie Herman of
Leipsig, Germany, proved herself an
artist Of the highest order. Her tech
nique is very finished and her every
movement graceful. Mr.. Percy I.
Henms, baIatone, has a remarkable
voice, Resonant and vibrant in quality.
Miss IneZ Fullerton of the Columbia
School of OIatory. IS most excellent in
his pathetic selections.
Miss Blanche Herman shows herself
the finished artist and her strong pow
erful touch is equal 10 Franklin Ans
Der-Ohe.
This company gives the following pro,
gram at Sedgwick Music hall We,ines-
day evening, Feb. &c. 1896. Tickets for
sale at AoSbacher'S:
PART I.
L Piano Solo-'Rhapsodie Hog
roIse,' No. List
Miss Blanche Herman.
- meaning 49,. Selected
Miss Inez Fullerton
). BaIytone SOlo-Magic Song
--.-....-.........--..M Meyer Helmund
Mr.. Percy T. Hemus.
l. Violin SolO-Legende Wieniawski
Miss Mamie Herman
.. Duet-Twickenham Ferry NIarzials
Miss Fullerton, Mr.. Hemus.
PART III.
g. Piano-Valse Brillante. .AIoszkowsIi
Miss Blanche Herman.
4. Barytone-Resurrection... Shelly
(violin obligatoD
Mr.. Percy T. Hemus
: Reading-'Boy Orator" ..R H Davis
tobhSato in distance)
Miss Inez Fullerton
:. Niolin-Ballade e. Polonaise.....
..'-'-....-... ...-....-...N ieuXcemps
Miss Mamie Herman.
Az = ei-A1olIL-Ii.r- 1900 .--..........
The Company
PLEASING DRAMATIC ENTERTATN
MENT.
The young people of the Pro-Cathed-
raj parish have successfully given a
number OF popular entertainments dur
ing the past few years. Talent COM
eined with perSeYer1ng effort Is bound
10 win success. Both qualities were
very much in evidence at their latest
venture before the footlights. on Mon
day night when they presented ..Tha
Fool From Boston. a comedy in four
acts. by Charles Willard.
No larger audience ever assembled in
the nan than was present on that eVsn-
-Ng- More would have entered Il even
Standing room could have been had.
Not Z break or hitch marved the rendi-
non - the play or interferred With the
pleasure Of the evening. Everyone Of
~Ae payers were thoroughly familiar
win the part assigned and rendered
u Win me ease and grace that came
nom talent and study. The imperso-
ramon OF James Comfy. Miss y. Fitz-
patrick by George Lynch and II. DaIy
were exceptionally fine.
During the intervals between acts
the audience was favored Win Sums
exceptionally fine instrumental and
vocal music by Misses Lynch. Zzi75D-
ger and Mr.. Frank Higgins.
SINBAD TIE SAILOR.
There can be no question as n no
quality or the entertainment offered a.
Jhe Crawford Grand on Friday nex-
David Henderson and the Americas
isXII's vaganza company are known an
over the United States. The larvasr /
house OF the season was drawn BY ms /
company 81 their former visit. and tra !
cast he's been improved since then 50 /
that the production is stronger than /