The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-18
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

AT THE FIRST NJ. z. CHURCH.
The following musical program will be
given at the First NJ. E. church Tues
day night Miss Woods has fine dra-
matte power and the quality of her
Pinkerton is both an analyst and in
terpreter Of the best musical writer's.
Bridesmaids Quartet. =. .Frieschutz-W Weber
Mrs. Brooks, Miss Dunbar, Mrs.
Hull, Miss Jocelyn.
Rhapsodie. Hungroise No. 2......... List
with Rive-Kfng and Bendel cadenza.
Miss Pinkerton.
Songs-a. The better Land. .Cowan
b. The Curl. .................Neidin ger
a. FaCtasie..........A. j. Pinkerton
b. Rondo Capriccioso. .Mendelssohn
Miss Pinkerton.
Song-"Were 1 a Gard'ner....... Chaminade
Miss Woods.
Polonaise. fiat. Chopin
Miss Pinkerton.
Rect and Ara-Lascia Chico Pianga.
Observation-Disclosures. Handel
Miss Woods.
Taunhauser March. .Wagner-Liszt
Miss Pinkerton.
A COMPANY OF MERIT.
The Paiges will be at the Crawford
Grand for one solid week, including Sat-
urday matinee, commencing Monday,
April 10. Their repertoire consists OF the
latest New York comedy and dramatic
successes, and are played by special per-
mission Of authors and owners. THE
Paiges" do not pirate any Of their roper
toire, but pay royalties on every play
performed by their company. On Mon
day night that splendid comedy drama
La Belle Marie will be rendered by
special pei mission Of Agnes Herndon.
This play is carefully costumed and the
various parts are assigned TO company
composed OF merit Hackney and Jen-
nings, song and dance artists, who are
considered far in advance of ordinary
artists in their line; Miss Frances Flori-
da, the great fancy dancer; Mr.. W. c.
Greeley, vocalist and instrumentalist,
and Edison's latest improved vitascope
will be given between acts, thus making
a continuous performance. j. II. Jarvis,
manager Holton, Kan, opera house, says
of the company: BEST all around COM
pany here in years" Frank Hess, man.
says: Best repertoire company 1 ever
played" The above in connection with
similar credentials from the press and
public Is the manner in which THE
Paiges" are accepted by press, public
and opera house managers wherever
they have performed. Prices 10. 20 and
30 cents. Ladies free Monday night only.
Comearly and avoid the rush. Seats on
sale at Mosbacher's.
VIVIAN DE MONTO.
The German-American staff OF rhysi-
cans have in this paper page adver-
tisement, setting forth fully what they
propose TO do. The season viii open to-
morrow evening in their commodious
tent, located just south Of the city build /
ing. They give very fine entertainment |
OF a nigh class. Everybody is invited. |
Ladies both large and small will be ad- |
ton kansan says: Last evening the |
opera house was flied almost 10 its ca
pacity, ABOUT two-thirds OF the audience I
being ladies. This is a most positive 1
guarantee that the doctors are pleasing /
the people. II is the first time COM I
pany has ever attempted 20 play three !
successive weeks in Newton, yet this
has become so popular, that the /
longer they remain, the better their bu-
siness- Boys and girls under IL years OF !
age will be admitted free Tonight 2
handsome watch viii be awarded 10 the
holder OF the ificSv coi1DOn