The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03

seven Attractions of the Highest Glass Al"
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Seven Attractions OF the Highest Niass Al"
ready hooked,
Tlo Lecture and Entertainment Com
mittoo of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION have been at work Ior several
weeks arranging Tor the course OF the
coming season. Encouraged by the at
tendance OF Tie past -FOUR years. ta-
p,caIy that ol the last season, the COM
ulttee is encouraged to undertake greater
things ana ia booking the strongest at
fractions for the coming season mat nave
ever been presented. Iney are thofoubh-
ly convinced that Che people want the best,
ana are determined to supply the demand.
The price OF season tickets Will be the
SHINE as that of last year, ana fully one
thll of the ticaets are already engaged
Tl, opening attraction wit bee tne hron-
bergs Grand Concert Company, W. AZ
r,adv have engagements for TWO weeks
Odd this section. The company IS COM
posed of four strong artists who nave beeh
associated % the past with the famous
Thcmas' Orchestra and Camorc bdhu.
Tine second number of the course Us get
a. bo selected. ON Thursday, Decennti
gth u.e W0maus Philharmonic O:cies-
TIA. of Boston, composed or twenty .."o
members. assisted by Mr. ana MIs.
Frana Wilczck the noted MUSICIANS WI"
make their appearance.
The fourth number VIII be the famous
Rutgers College Cloo club. who gave su'h
excellent satisfaction ON the course OF
1SQg The announcement OF their reap
pearance win be gladly received.
Rcmonyi. with his company, VIII pc the
fffh entertainment. All that rs needed 10
s..,,r. "a crowded house is the simple
mention of his return. Few. II any, nave
forgotten the wonderful playing OF TINS
noted yiolinist last season
ON January Slst Alex. Black will give
his great picture play, Capital ana
Courtship.' 49,, ,,-o.s
Field. daughter of Eugene Field, VIII APP
near i'm headings from her fathers poems.
This will undoubtedly be one or the
choicest entertainments TO be given IN
the city during the coming season anu
Miss Field is certain 90 be greeted DIV
large and cultivated audience. In speak
ing of her appearance the Boston hcI"lu
of March DO. 1890. says:
"Stcincrt Hall held a brilliant audience
last evening when Miss Mary French
Field was heard for the first time on the
lecture platform I'm readings from her
fathers poems. Her first group OF Sc
lections included The Bow-LeS Soy.
.lrafher's Way" and "Jest Fore christ
mas" and then Miss Field recited the
poem which hes touched every parent
tcart "Tituc BOY Blue" 10 was not her
fault If the young girl could not pui'e
roach rs most tragic note hut III " la''r
Collection. called sometime the voice OF
the father seemed 10 be saying 10 DIS DC
reaved child
But sometime YOU shall know.
"Nfiss Fields fortc seemed 10 be the
hov's dialect selections which were All
given with fine spirit and naturainess
which D. mimitablc. Her stage presence
BE- very winning and her face Is quite
eion WINS certainly q most favorable one.
The seventh and eighth numbers are yet
fo ho engaged The closing entertain
mont will Do given 10y tho Walsh Prize
singers o. Wales. q company that the
committee have had great dihculty tn
occurring. as they are I'm demand rms
.otnpauy is composed OF eight vocaiists
era win apnear during the first part OF the
proeramme 800 their picturesque national
rootufne aud the second part I'm evening
f~oes In speaking Of this company the
Rodpath INccum Bureau. the leading hu-
rean OF the country. says;
1--WE arc certain that the company VIII
conpore favorahlv with the famous car
fo choir. which created such tire
m ndous sensation during the season OF
fee--sS and they are sure 10 worthiiy
cusfoin the fame OF their country as toe
land Of songs.
Among the attractions being considered
there are three 20 be secured. ana amons
those being considered are the following;
The Temple Quartet. OF Temple church
Boston the leading quartet OF this coun-
Try. tho swedish Male Quartet. assisted
by Miss Bertha webb Yoiinisi. and Miss
Jennie shoemaker. dramatic impersonator
and Dcisartchn. Robert j. Burdotte. In
one of his famous humorist lectures. or
rev Robert " Conwell. OF the Tempie
church. Philadelphia the great pulpit
orator whose eioouence and humor are
900 famous 70 need mention,
A complete announcement or the course
will be made In a few DAYS and a nano-
some prospectus will be issued. The sale
Of season tickets Will be limited. ana those