Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-23

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Mr.. Mcqueen
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/ Ill TRoVAToRE."
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Count di Albert
Nine. Scalchi
The new play at the Ninth Street opera
house, beginning with the matinee to-day,
| entitled. Killarney and the Rhine is a
play unique and natural in its style, being
a story Of modern home life In Ireland with
tnat picturesque country produced In a
pleasant remembrance to those familiar
with the localities. The piece is said to be
Interpreted by an excellent company. head
ed by that well known actor, Mr.. j. e.
Tcole. who plays the part of Conrad. the
German Gypsy. interspersing some special
ton. accompanied BY the guitar. and some
tives of German soil. Mr. Toole Is sup
says the part Of Ely O'Neal. a sprightly
Irish damsei who y IN love with Conrad ;
dances. The other people are James Nc
Donald, John E. Lane. Royal c. Stout.
woods. Benjamin Thomas and Nellie Lind
roth. There are said to be many situations
and h~air-raising climaXes., all tending to
arouse and retain popular interest,".
Murray and Mack, tho well known and
popular Irish comedians. will come to the
Grand this afternoon, when they bring the
second of the Finnigan series Of farce COM
edies, "Finnigan's C~ourtship." The play is
a familiar one, from the pen of George H.
fssSss. It. ni SsiF + S1svs and sn sPin i n gaTts
pattern. with strong lines Of hpmor, incl
dent and specialties, and pretty, dances here
sna ahsss or Ail tse s seene srsen mechanical aRs per- ef-
fects and costumes are. said to be new
Messrs. Murray and Mack are popular with
thH p snaesv erd to IN JUSTIFY ana Ryef sse k 1hSihni feeling shas
that has always followed their professional
efforts. Among the member %r Of THIS M1r com
CHARLES charK Hiiiiard. Oracle Cummings Oracle
PPs sisSR. I sass,e M2 VaTse. f psisa eesRe L RHsis
Gale. Trumbull Sisters. and Delmore and
Wilson.
The Third Regiment band will give a Sec
| ond popular concert at the Academy of
Music this afternoon. beginning at $3.50. The
programme, which is an excellent one. is
herewith appended:
March. la Refine De Saba tGounod).
4 Overture, '~Semiramide'' Rossin).
Tuba solo. THE Unforgotten Song Qrendiytlle).
Mr.. c. W. Hildreth.
H Nnmor sspss M q. Wheeier,. ''"'' '-
Piccolo solo. 'Skylark Polka" u. K coI). NJ. Ar
.simpiicity' characteristic, Moses).
serenads for clarionet MosIkowski)' MI. W. q.
Paransrsse .Nearer Ny God to Thee" Reeves).
Introducing auartettes of clarionets. comets. hasssa
and the Mozart Male %quartette.
Patrol, Guard Mount Eilenberg).
A very interesting concert programme
will be given at the Academy of Music
next Thursday evening. the occasion being
: benefit for Mr.; W. H H. Le h6.s dire e1' Of Of
given under the auspices of the Oratorio
Society, which will be heard in severa!
mixed choruses and male choruses. several
of which are said to be exceptionally well
designed for popular entertainment. The
society will be assisted by Mr.. Francois
g BE- n { M XIelinl sen MI HoI Gassaye s soprane;
Mrs. !. Otis HUFF. contralto. and other mu-
sicians. Mr.. Leib will also be heard in sew
eral Of his characteristic BALLADS ads, IN IN which
TITS It is needless IL say that aside from the
e s,Ss eEGsr of I'll the t, pEe 3 aber. a IS m 9hs f IN.
ducement in the fact that the occasion is
a benefit for SO worthy. a devotee of musi-
much Of his time gratuitousIy for the pro-
motion of the Oratorio Society. which has
made q very successful beginning, and for
which there should be a most prosperous
future.
The Edna Whitney Vaudeville Com
pany." an organization resulting from the
large mount of gratuitous advertising
given Miss Edna Whitney. OF Chillieothe'
tiles, will make its appearance at the Gil
liss opera house this afternoon and to-
night. Miss Whitney will be heard In
songs and recitations. A few weeks ago.
when she first became a theatrical attrac-
ton. she did not attempt any sort of en-
t~erta.nment, other than presenting herself
for public inspection; but she has learned
some songs and pieces and will do her
part in the organization that bears her
name.
Among those associated with her will
be, Victor Lee. the wizard; Professor
face comedian; the elsie brothelS pre-.
senting %prismatic Views; the Voctt .elles
with illuminated shadowgraphs. and the
aroused much public interest in this city
among certain classes, and as the engage.
ment will be limited to two performances
the attendance will doubtless be very large
A popular price concert will be given IL
the First Congregational church. corner O
Eleventh and MCGEE streets. on Tuesda!
evening Of his week. The concert will b.
posed OF c. NJ. Bush, mandolin: ]. E. Cliff
guitar. and F. "; Wallis, baritone; assist
Miss Elizabeth Parkinson. soprano. TIL
following is the programme:
Anvil chorus. I'll Trovatore' VerdD. Mandol,
GaJ Michael strogon. Courier Of the Gar Gule
verne,; t) '-Travers' First Hunt" Orchard Hard
ing Davis. Mrs. Franklin.
Love Song Goddard. Miss Parkinson.
stars and Stripes (Sousa). Mandolin Club.
His Mothers Sermon Qan Maclaren). Mn
.'Ths Song Fairy BemberE. Miss Parkinsoa.
Selected, Mr.. wallis.
rhymes Of Childhood. flames whitcomb Riley
Potpourn from grand operas. Mandolin Club.