The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-03-13
symphony Recital.

n u0Eloh VI CIV obeC'No
rscitals will be given at ths warerooms
Of Cressey, Jones & Allen, Baxter block.
beginning Monday, March 18th at
4I5p.m. The public is cordially in
vited. This will be Mondays pro-
Maroh-Rastus on Parade, Mills
Overture-William Tell, Rossini
o Promise Me, Dekoven
Grand Polka die Concert, wallace
Waltz-Blue Danube, strauss
PasquiDade--Caprice, dottsohalR
Selection Chimes of Normandy,
Gavotte- Dolce Far Niente, Braga
March Religeuze, 0ullmanU
The Adamowski Quartette.
Kotzchmar hall Is the place, March 18th
the Edate, for the concert to be given, un-
der the auspices of the Rossini Club, by
the celebrated Adamowski Quartetts of
Boston. Probably this string quartette
has no superior in this country. and Is
only equalled by the Kneisel Quartstt,,
also from Boston, and both organizations
com posed of mem bsrs of the famed Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra. The finish, tbs
su,oothness, and the spirit with which
the Adamowski QuaItette render the
music of the great composers is some
thing that serves as a wonderful object
lesson for all musicians, especially
in the custom of playing in chamber con-
certs in string quartette work. There
has been, and is still, large demand for
the tickets to this concert at Stock
bridges.
Crea ton.
Choruses will be present from Lewis
ton, Auburn. Brunswick, Bath, Gardi-
ner and Augusta, at the production of
"The Creation" by the Haydns, and by
Messrs. Parker of Boston, j. B. Coyle OF
this city ana Mrs. FELLOWSHIP whose
efforts the presentation of the oratorio
will be due-with the Mollenhauer or
chestrs, at City hall, next Thursday even
Ing The demand for tickets is lively.
They will be found at Stock bridges.
Chicago Marine Band.
The work Of Miss sibyl Sammis, the
prima donna soprano, with Brooke and
his famous Chicago Marine baud, which
will give concert at City hall, Monday
March 22nd, is being watched with great
interest by many of the must discerning
critics of the country. Miss Sammis it is
said has a voice. with most phenomenal
range extending from low to high "E''
ana of wonderful power and even quail
ty throughout. In addition to this she
is said to be endowed with rare personal
beauty. Sale of seats at Stookbridgs's at
O'Clock next Monday.
Notes.
Mrs, Leslie Carter, the actress, is seri-
cusIy i'll at the Shoreham hotel, Washing
ton with acute laryngitis, brought on
py strain put upon her vocal chords AS
the heroine of David Belasco's "The
Heart of Maryland; Msr. Carriers con-
ditiou is such as to render 1t highly i'm
pi obable that she will be able TO appear
in public for some time to come.
Nine Eames, the prima donna. who
has been suffering from dangerous ill
ness, was removed yesterday to Marion
Story's country homestead, Port Chester.
Walter Damrosch began q series of six
explanatory recitals Thursday morning
In the Waldorf, New York, on Wagner's
operas. Mr.. Damrosch sat at the piano
and told the story of die Meistersin-
GER" while he played the SCORE and ex-
planned It's dramatic significance. The
audience was enthusiastic. Among
those present were Mrs. William Doug
lass. MrE. Spencer Trask, Miss Calender,
Miss DaForest. Mrs. Charles Pardee.
Mrs. H. l.. Roosevelt, Mrs. Frederick Al
oott and Mrs. W. G. Whitney.