The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-24

Company. Mr.. Woodward has endeavore
To surround himself with an exceller
company, it being his intention to carr
the strongest attraction possible at poI
ular prices, and from the praise he ha
received from the press he seems to hav
succeeded The company will play at Il
20 and 80 cents.
The bill will be changed nightly and /
addition to the plays catchy specialize
will be introduced. In order that larg
house may greet the company, the man
agement has decided to admit ladies FIRE
tomorrow night only, if accompanied b,
person holding one paid 3O-cent ticket
The demand for tickets for the Remen
vi concert progresses in a way to indicat,
that the public appreciates the entertain
ment. Theodore Thomas SAYS of RI
menyi: He plays for both critics ajd
people He is master of his instrumental
sings, signs and weep; it all but talks IA
der his master hand" Associated tRh
the great violinist is Miss Florence Id
eT young artist who possesses a rnejzo
soprano voice Of great power and cham
ing quality. She was the pupil ofthe
famous teacher Madame Boetti, whs pre-
diets for her a successful career Miss
F0Hde Parsons. the solo pianist. as had
al Of her instruction from me- of ac-
kroTledged reputation. In the al of 1891
she went to Europe to pursueAer musical
audes and remained nearly four years,
studying piano playing conhuously with
Prof. Martin Krause in Lpslc. During
the latter half of that peIod she played
frequently in recitals givh for D'Albert,
Slot, Sole, Menter, SaJelinikoff, Judas
shon, Paurer and other musicians of note.
This is the third of th6star course of en-
tertainments given BY the Young Mems
Christian Associationthis season. Ut will
be held at the Gu9ds' hall Saturday
night The reserW seat plan will be
opened at the Issociation's building
Thursday morningat 8 o'clock. Reserved !
seats Is cents; geferal admission so cents. |
The Camilla Jrso grand concert at the |
Guards hall Wednesday, night, Feb. 8. I'M
der the auspices of the Rectory Society of |
st. Johns chFch will be one of the lead |
ing musical gents of the season. Camilla |
ufsos fameas a violin virtuoso is world |
vide She supported this season by |
Mss Minn9 Methot, soprano; MIR. Edwin |
j. Douglass, tenor, and Mr.. George Ii. |
wesley, PIANIST, under the management |
Of Frederic Luere.
The present tour of Nine. Urso will be |
me first IN the United States for six years.
Al tha9 time she took charge of the adj
1ance9violin classes at the National Con-
seVapry OF America, which restricted
Ast ppolc appearances to New York and |
'glnNy' In 1898, in consequence of an ac-
gue4t she took years vacation, visit
ils Belgium and Germany. In Berlin she 4
remained for several months and met fire.
g Yy her celebrated colleague, Herr
'oa'Ailn, who, becoming enamoured of
Dne Oh her famous bows, made by the
e'ea' tourte for Ballot, Nine. Urso pre-
f.a-' ann with 1t, receiving in return one
' 4, u. HIs own collection, of great value.
nv lle ehd Of the year Nine. Urso being
a "o.ousAly restored to health, undertook
IL. vg 2cert tour around the world, visit
',s Egypt Australia, New Zealand, South
liza and India. In South Africa she
Tr.e eoncerls in Capetown, the Orange
mrI. state Kimberly and the diamond
IN ,L.e district arriving at Johannesburg,
fla 'Ue Iransvaal 1895. From South Africa
Nsv, Wv was resumed, finally reaching
made ~. IN september, 1895. Nine. Urso
IIsT HeI temperance at Carnegie Music
tis.L Oct. 10. 1t was the occasion NJ a
WIZ audtlon from the large audience
t5,s, rose to the great artistic in its en-
,b.. as siH Camilla Urso proved again
pisy. sue ranks with the greatest violin
"eeyefs in the world
rlp5o. Wosramme for the concert here in
l-rso 5. gieVen numbers, of which Nine
NJ r III play three and Mr.. Wesley two.
,er, douglass ~ will be heard In four num-
y tb a'.u MISS Methot in four. The ladies
II s@S T ieclory society and the COMMITTEES
once. men assisting them to make the
ssuraroaIn event Of the season have every
'"ce that it will be.
4 the Oa INES Young in Hamlet will be one
month ~ actlons at the theater next
w. Yopno w." W. oe the FIRST appearance Of
"- IN savannah as a star.
H.,
he 5 tLl Blair will open next week ar
q IIaea'er with East Lynne. She viii
'"eo oy Cissy Fitzgerald.
ob,e5,. iinpudence. Edwin Milton Rovle,s
{ t5e' urama, has been such a success
Lane ueIlean theater, New York tbat
le ~ w. NJ. Wilkison has extended
lnn5r 'o 10 Feb. l. The niece has been
-arylonJ very tavorably to the Heart of
ou6tedi,,' una Secret Service, and IS un-
leatriool VHe Oh the successes of the
season in New York.
E9y u,aeIr, English emlgrant In the marco,
y new ~ Terry is to come TO iris conn
piece spprlng and will probably produce
lated t ,o 'S Love In Tdleness. He is nor
age ~ the other Terrys of the English
,nor los ,oiLerson was accorded a new
nor at the T pras He was the guest OF
ID now ont. 'Vasional Woni1n's League
N"'oys the distinction OF being