The Portland daily press., 1898-08-01
The cast OF characters is as fellows:

LIS CdSu I'll Sn0itASoSA1 ~ e' 1890 49,
- Mr.. Byron Douglas
Mr.. Gardiner, z ueen STAND Squatter,
Mr.. Francis Byrne
Mr.. Seabrook, Country Gentleman,
Mr.. Walter Thomas
Marshall, Mr.. Seabrook's Butler,
Mr.. Scott Cooper
Ryan, Queensland Detective,
MIR. Lester Wallack
Stella Darbisher, Seabrook's Niece ana
Ward, Miss Lansing Rowan
Mrs. Seabrook, Miss Agnes Proctor
Mabel Seabrook, Her Daughter.
Miss Myrtle May
Lady Staunton, Mr.. Seabrook's Sister,
Miss Virginia johnson
CONCERT AT FALMOUTH.
One of the pleasantest musical events
of the season will occur this even
ing, when the Falmouth Choral Society,
under the direction of Prof. Reuben Mer-
rill, of Lawrence, Mass, will give their
annual concert at First Parish church,
Falmouth, Me.
The society has been carefully rehears-
ing for several weeks under Prof. Mer.
rill's painstaking direction, and most
delightful evening is assured. They will
be assisted by Miss Katharine Kicker,
Mrs. Florence Knight Palmer, Mr.. A.
B. Hall, and MIR. Paul Kicker, with
Mrs. A. M. Smith accompanies. Among
the numbers on the programme are
Tosti's ''Good bye,' by Miss Kicker,
Gerald Lanes "Blue Eyes,, /" by Mr.. Hall,
The Kerry Dance" by the Quartette,
with solos by Mrs. Palmer and Mrs.
Smith. Barnby's. 90! Paradise" will
be sung by the full chorus unaccom-
panied. There will be two-part songs by
the ladies of the chorus, and all together
it is one of Prof. Merrills best Of the
many programmes be has arranged. And
to him as well as to the solosts are the
public largely indebted t or these annual
concerts. Arrangements have been made
with Woodbury. and Sawyer for their large
mountain wagon, and their largest buck
board for the use of Portland patrons OF
the concert. They will leave corner Con-
gress and Elm streets at 7.15 sharp ar
irving in season for the concert.
NOTES.
Owing to the success Of his season and
the popularity of the members of his COM
pany, Manager McCullum will present
every lady patron of his theatre this week
with a beautiful half-tone group picture
OF this seasons company everyone bear
ing the personal autograph OF each mem.
Der. sS
Miss Mae Hall, who WAS recently at
McCullum's theatre, will begin her
stellar engagement at Chillicothe, Ohio,
August TO-
Manager MoCullum has specially en-
gagged little Miss Mabel Talleparro for
the part of Mary in his production of
1.-THE Ensign" this week. This little
artist was pronounced by the New York
Herald to be the most talented child
actress on the STAGE Miss Mabel arrived
in Portland on the Horatio Hall yester
day afternoon, having made the trip from
New York alone. She suffered no i'll
effects from her voyage, which she says
was very enjoyable. Although but nine
years old, Miss Mabel has been MEM
Der of the following companies: Blue
Jeans, Patent Applied For, Andrew
Mack's Myles Aroon and An Irish Gentle
man companies, Chauncey Olcott in
Sweet Inniscarra, and played the part she
assumes this week the greater part OF
last season in The Ensign. Next season
she has been engaged by Chauncey Oh
colt for part in his new play. She is
bound to become very, popular with the
patrons of McCullum's theatre this week.