The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-16

negro, Irish, German and Yankee dIaieci
| Rotations have captivated mis- audiences
| everywhere.
ANDREWS OPERA COMPANY.
| The sale for single seats for the en-.
| sagement OF the Andrews Opera CON-
| pany opens this morning at Mosbacner'
| jewelry store. There are few commu-
! tation books that can be secured and
| three performances seen for the price OF
two. The repertoire decided on IS "Pi-
rates Of Penzance" Thursday, Martha
Friday. "Pinafore" Saturday matinee.
and Fra Diavlo" Saturday night. The
| company were in Springfield, Mo-, lsS1
week, and the Leader-Democras OF tle
| 18Th says:
| The romantic opera Martha" by the
Andrews company al the Baldwin last
night brought out another .arge house.
and the audience was as aDpreciatiye as
| the one CO the night before at THE Mi
kado.' Martha" furnishes a chance fer
| display Of higher musical talent than
the celebrated comic opera. and the conf
pary were fully equal to the emergency.
The burden of the play was carried by
Lady Harriet" maid of honor 10 the
queen Rena Atkinson; Nancy" her wait
ing maid, Marie Roe; ''Plunkett." a
wealthy young farmer. George Andrews:
| Lionel" his adonted brother, afterwards
Earl of DERBY, Jay Taylor. Mr.. Taylor
has one of the strongest voices ever
heard here. and he had ample eah-ce 10
use I. last night. mis- part being especially
difficult. The chorus showed much tai
ent and carefuI training.
JROF. DYCHE.
In speaking % MS Alaskan trip Mr.
Dyche says: In nary respects IL has been
the m7gt inter estine trip 1 have made
The scenery is fine. nc mountains higher
than those CT an other par Of the con-
.lnent; some of t1en a:a still putting
forth fire and volumes o. smoke, while
from their sides Dlow rivers of ice.
never SAW so many FISH in any other
place ari never had : fine sro-t fishing.
1t IS truly happy hunting ground for
the modern Sportsman. The tug-of-waI
pull which got my boat 10 the head OF
the Knik river made the climbing Of a
new mountain ali the more celebrating.
/ never la1 a n'cre exciting time than
on the ia: when k'llel Eve white sheep
the hig horn rams that live only on the
highest cra.ss OF the .eskaE mountains.
While on these trips Professor Dyche
makes a caref - stud cf the country
ami Of lis resources and people He sees
things from the standpoint of a natural
list and experienced traveller, and has
made many valuable observations in his
reports. He always carries a large cam
era with him and photographs every
thing Illustrative Of the country From
these photographs lantern slides are
made, and by the use OF a powerful CAL
cium Gght and a fine dissOlVing view
stereopticOn costing over $500 complete.
he reDroduces these scenes on an 1SX20
foot canvas. This gives perfect piano.
rama of his Journey through the country
and makes his lectures intensely inter-
esting and instructive TO both young and
old.
Every one interested In natural history
hunting ana fishing. the mounting of
birds and animals, or stories of adven-
ture should not fail to hear Professor
Dyche next Friday afternoon and even
ing.
FISK JUBILEE SINGERS.
A good-sized and thoroughly delighted
audience listened to Loudin's Original
Fisk Jubilee Singers at Y. NJ. c. a. hall
last night. Ii does not put it strong
enough 20 say that this organization is
superior to any of its class. Without re-
gard to class they gave one of the finest
concerts ever listened 10 in Erie. There
is something about the long custom of
singing together which bends and hair
monies A chorus as no amount of indi-
adued. IN speaking of fine Fisk singers.
a great degree of Individual culture and
natural voices of great richness and
purity.-Erie Pa) Morning Dispatch,
Jan. -.
These celebrated singers will appear at
the First Presbyterian church. Friday
evening, Feb. &C. for the benefit of the
Y. VI. e. A.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR CONCERT.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Reformed church, corner Of Topeka ave
nue. and Lewis street, viii give a concert
Wednesday evening next. The following
program vii, be rendered.
Overture ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Orchestra
SaXaphone Solo. Beatrice Sanford
Vocal Solo. Miss Myrtle V. McCarty
Cornet Solo. Master Clarence Powell
esther Rauch, Accompanist)
Recitation ........... Miss Mamie Pedigo
Clarinet Solo Master Audrey Sanford
4oiIh souio ..'..-.. -...-.. IdlSN i nOmaS
Duet .SaXaphone and GARNET
Audrey and Beatrice Sanford.