Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-24

lanes in the cast are Miss Sadie Connely,
Iris Irish character comedienns: Harry Gran Cran-
Speck brothers Harry r. Watson. Ida
Moreland. May Hamilton, Maud Mcdonald.
lSittie Gordon and Charles T. Newton.
"McFadden'S Row of Flats will be at the
Grand next Sunday.
This season the management OF "A Turk
ish Bath has launched new edition of
that hilarious farce. They have mounted
1t with new scenery and costumes and
have secured the successful Irish come
dian. Arthur Blackaller. for the role of
McGoogle the broker. Besides Mr.. Black
aller. the cast includes the largest number
Of people ever seen in the piece. Being
we'll and favorably known here, "A Turk
ish Bath will no doubt attract profitable
attention at the Gilliss next week. for it
has hitherto been very popular at this the
ater.
Manager Lehman has arranged to give
each person who attends the special
Thanksgiving matinee at the Orpheum this
afternoon novel souvenir. which may be
consumed during the performance. and
which will doubtless be acceptable to the
patrons of the theater.
Mrs. Fannie Hiatt-Duttons recital at
Lyceum hall last night gave that interest,"
ing young pianist better opportunity than
was afforded her in her single number with
numbers were carefully and intelligently
, selected and made one of the most attract
i've recital programmes offered on the local
ed Bachs French suite. with it's varied
sentiment and coloring; four prettily writ
ten trifies by MacDowell. Beethoven's
AppaSsionata' sonata, a Chopin group.
and other kindred numbers. the whole
being somewhat lighter than the usual
piano programme without making any cons
cessions to the commonplace but on the
being fine
Mrs. Dutton has demonstrated to the Kan
sas City public that she is an effectiv.
quality always delightful in the lighter
forms of piano music: that this being her
| tionally, sacrificed other points for it
clearness of enunciation and brilliancy of
execution; for example-and that she is
ist, for such facility. adaptablity and gen.
eral grasp as she displayed last night be-
token unusual application. to say nothing
of native talent. In the Beethoven sonata
! she played the allegro particularly we'll.
The best OF the Chopin group was the
B flat major prelude. which was mos,
exquistely given. Mrs. Dutton has a great
! talent for interpreting little things. and
the manner of treating little things Oft.
times affords better opportunity to judge
! the artist than does the grasp of big
| things. Yet-justly or unjustly-potential
virtuosity in musical art Is invariably as
sociated with breadth. There must be vir-
ility and brilliancy, as well as sentiment
and melody.
| The programme for next Sundays Phil
harmonic concert at the Coates opera
house will include three selections from
Kretschmer's opera. Die Folkunger' s.
and Carl Bush's harmonzation of My
Old kentucky Home both novelties
There M will be other very interesting num-
bers. The solost will be A. Masino flute
who will play Jerschaks American rhap-
sody.
From the opera. Die Fokunger'' fE. Kretschmer)
(ai Eorspiel thI Eriksgang, tc) Coronation March.
! My Old Kentucky Home harmonized and adapt
ed for string orchestra &C. Busch.
/ Intermerro "a. Macbeth.
',Triumpha Entry of the Boyards'' tI. Halvorsen,.
Fluc solo. American Rhapsody a. Jerschak), Mr..
Antonio Masino
Madrigal H.. lie Maupeowl
Overture. Die Federmaus'' CJ. Straussl.