The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-07-02

ed outbursts OF applause The demand
torsseats for the remaining performances
today has been a lively one. and it is ad-
yissd that timely application be mace at
the office of the Casco Bay Steamboat Co.
by all who wish to attend the closing
night.
PIANO RECITAL.
The pupils of Miss Anna c. Wiley gave
a pleasing piano recital at Gospel Mission
hall, last evening, assisted by the Emer
son male quartette, Miss Amy Richards,
reader, and Master Walter Roberts, violin.
list. This was the programme:
Quartette-Mazurka DIES Traiineaux,
Asphey
Misses Linscott, UImer, Murdoch and
Parsons
Columbine, DeIahaye
Pasquinade, Gottschalk
Miss Eleanor Lowe.
Polonaise-In six sharps, Parker
Master George Mercier
Vocal Quartette-Sleep my Lady, Geibel
Messrs. Thomas, Lewis, Wright and
Evans.
La Fileuse, Raft
Polka de la Refine, Raft
Miss Lillian Murdoch.
Tarantelle-Solo played on two Pianos.
Moszkowski
Misses Wiley and Linsoott.
Observation-Disclosures to William Tell,
Rossini
Misses Linscott, Ulmer, Murdoch and
Parsons.
Violin Solo -Fantasie on National Airs,
Mas ter. Walter Roberts.
Baldwin's March, Hosmer
Masters Clarence Smsrdon and Clifford
Croker.
Stevie P erry
Dance Gracieuse,
Isabella Riley
Angels Dream,
Mabel Crocker.
Moonlight on the Sea,
Hattie Waterman.
So unds from the Forest,
Playful Waves.
Snowflake Colpitts.
Glen GaIop,
Molly Jordan.
Romance,
Lillian and Walter Roberts.
La Madonna,
May Plummer.
Narcissus,
The Storm,
Miss Eleanor Lowe.
Vocal Quartette-W Whispering Roses,
Messrs. Thomas, Lewis, Wright and
Evans
La Caressante, Blumenthal
Miss Lena Crocker.
Caprice Bohemien, Lebierre
Master Elmer Perry.
Reading-Lady Yeardley's Guest,
Miss Amy Richards.
Old Folks at Home, Grobe
Miss Jessie Dodge.
Polonaiss-Op. 40, No. /, Chopin
s-z-s Miss Bernide Linscott.
Quartette-Battle March of Priests,
Mendelssohn
Misses Colpitts, Lowe, Thomas and Plum
mer.
RIVERTON PARK.
This afternoon and tonight will be
the last opportunity to see the perform
ance Of the great farce comedy, IAN Up
Town Flat which is being presented at
RivertoD. The company has made
great record during its stay here. Its
purpose has been to make the most laughs
in given time that have been caused
by any one organization visiting Port
land for the same length of time, and
the members of the company will close
the engagement tonight feeling that it
has kept Its promise. Its performances
have been greeted with continuous laugh.
ter on every afternoon and evening.
There has been connected with til Is COM
pany this week very strong vaudeville
troup. Some of the members stand at
the head of their profession and all are
first class. Whenever in the future they
shall have engagements here they will
be sure of warm welcome
In the shuttle which takes from us the
entertainers of this week we do not lose
all the old favorites, for the Fadettes are
to remain and will discourse their
sweet music daily as they have done
ever since the season opened
Next week the London Vaudeville COM
pany Is coming to Riverton.
This company contains some old
avorites. Notable among them will be
Nooyah. who did such daring feats on
the silver wire year ago, and whose per-
formances have never been equalled by
any similar artist since.
McCULLUM'S THEATRE.
Two large audiences attended the
production Of "a Soldiers Sweetheart
at McCullum's theatre and the applause
with which all the members of the
splendid company were greeted on their
entrance proved conclusively that this
fayorite organization is the ideal one In
the minds of Portland theatre-goers.