The Portland daily press., 1897-02-09
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
O'Hooiican's wedding.


secured the come dy success, Hoollgap
Wedding for Saturday matinee an"
evening. Feb. IS. The pubic nave
placed the stamp of approval on TINS
lively farce comedy. Larry Tooley, one
of FAmerica's "cleyerest Dutch come
dams, and John Flynn, 1.-THE real Ir1sh
Bow are a host 10 themselves: but I'M
Nike the majority OF farce comedy stars,
they ers surrounded byaa most capable
company OF players, lncluolng MISS
Nellie Franklin and the result Is most
suocessful production Of musical and
farcicel merriment.
Miss Carter Recital.
Miss Harriet Evelyn Garter, assisted
nv Bertha c.. Smith. either soloisf and
Clarence B. Shirley tenor soloist, and
Miss Alice Douglass accompanist, will
give recital at Kotzschmar hall, Fel1u-
airy II. The Salem 6 ezette says: "Miss
Carriers readings were marked by u dig
nified stage presence, wonderful facial
expression, an ease in gesture and
peculiarly sweet. clear, bell-toned voice
which caught the ear at once. Her Sc
ough knowledge of her art
The Jubilee Singers.
Tonight the Fiske Jubilee Singers
will appear at City hall and tickets
should be secured at Stock BRIDGES at
once. This will be the programme:
Opening Chorus-While to Music En-
trancing,
Little Wheel issRolling, Company
Going Home i'll Chariot,
William Coleman
Peter, Go Ring Dem Bells,
Leathia Liverpool
Oh, John
George Valley
Steal Away, Eva Watkins
Joshua Fought the Battle,
John Augustus
My Lords Writing Down Time,
Hattie Sommars
Gospel Train, George Watkins
Mixed Quartette-Whi -po-will Song.
Tenor Solo-Harpor Lights,
william Coleman
Selections,
Nashville Students Male Quartette
Soprano Solo, Eva Watkins
Push Dem Clouds Away,
George Watkins
Ding Dong Bells, Leathia Liverpool.
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot.
George VALLEY
Oars Jubilee, Hattie Sommers
Roll On De Golden. Clouds.
Hail! Jerusalem Morn, John Augustus
Good Night, Company
The concert will commence at s. Is pm.
to enable those who attend the prayer
meetings to go to the concert. Many
of the pray er meetings begin at pm.
Treble Clef Club Concert,
Tickets are selling rapidly to the con-
cert in Congress Square church next
Thursday evening, and the fact that
Miss S. Marcia Crafts is directing the
chorus, assures all those who know her
ability, that the concert will be a sue
cess. Miss Craft will sing two solos,
Mr.. U. S. Kerr, the basso of Columbus
Avenue church, Boston, will be heard
for the frst5time in Portland, and treat
is in store for those who attend. Mr..
Frank L. Rankin, theawell known organ
ist, is on theaprogramme with IAN organ
solo, and the pianists ale Misses Caswell
and Philhrook. To hear any number on
the programme is well worth the low
price of admission. Secure your tickets
at once.
Uncle Josiah's Courtshir.
This pleasing drama will he played by
the Stroudwater Dramatic club at Quin-
by hall, this evening by one of the
strongest casts of the season. The piece
is very witty and enjoyable. Cars will
leave for the city after the performance.
Anyone desiring q pleasant evening
would dol Wall to take car out. This
will be the cast:
Josiah Perkins brRsque and tickle,
Mr. Evans
Thomas Hart, young lawyer IL love
with Edna Mr.. Nick snney
Richard Roland, a sehemar. Mr.. HaveDor
Harry Sharp, detective, Mr. Ski1liE
Jo-Jo, ID mischievous newsboy.
Mr.. G. Tate
Mike, from tho Emerald Isle.
Mr.. Libby.
Jeff, male Topsy. Mr.. Prince
Priscilla Brown, with an owe on Jo-
slab, a Miss MillIken
Edna. her neice, Mrs. Leavitt
Birdie, the detectives adviser,
Mrs. Bates
Mrs. Black, widow, Mrs. Evans