The Portland daily press., 1899-07-13
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE KINGS MUsKETnERs.

~ was lDlpOs8iufe 70 obtain sven st1uu-
Ing room a. McCullum's the,tre last
night, so large was the attendance The
success of 1.-The Kings Mnsketsers'' has
started the great mass OF losti amuss
ment lovers TO this resort ard the demand
for seats was so large yesterday that every
seat was sold bsfors the advance sails
olossd In the CITY. Manager Nc Cullum
has produced mnltitade OF plays, but
none 60 equal this in the grandeur of the
stage sittings, the Rorssousness Of the
.costuming or the exceilsnce Of the acting,
aud only at very rare intervals has there
been seen In this city performance by
any company that possessed the artistic
qualities so complets in this production,
Many requests are being received by
Manager MoCuilum from people who ex
poet friands her next week that they
would like to have see this production
asking him to extend the engagement. 1t
is scarcely probable that this can be done,
80 every one who possibly can should
arrange t, attend this week.
RIvERToN PARK.
The attsndancs at Rivertpn seems
never to reach limit, hut keeps steadily
increasing until the management are not
surprised when i've OF six thousand
people are thers at one performance and
the public have grown accustomed co see
al the seats and standing room occupied
every pleasant evening. Germans yaude-
vile Stars are giving an entertainments
shis week that is attracting the largest
crowds of the season. Visitors to Port
mnd the next few days will miss one Of
the sights of the city unless they see this
beautiful resort
THE GEM THEATRE.
"Men and Women" is doing the bander
business of the season at the Gem and the
wisdom Of Manager Barrows in selecting
this delightful play is at once apparent.
The daily matinees are gaining in popu-
lar favor, the theatre yesterday afternoon
about the Belasco- DeAIille drama is the
fine opportunities it affords tho women
members Of the company. What modern
play can boast Of such strong female char.
aoters as Agnes Rodman, DORA Prescott,
Margery Knox, HRS. Kirk and Kate Dell
afleld.
BUHLESQuE AT LONG ISLAND.
The Bon-Ton Burlesquers are offering.a
splendid entertainment in the bnrlesque
and vaudeville line at the Granite Spring
theatre, Long Island, this week, and the
good house of last highs demonstrates
that the company 10 giving satisfaction
and that this kind Of entertainment is
popular. The company is evenly balanced
and the girls are very pretty and good
singers. Take the Harpswell line at
Portland pier at g. and 7.30 and be sure
and ask for coupon tickets admitting to
the theatre. The 7.30 steamer runs direct
TO the island returning after the perform
ance.
MISS SHANAHAN'S RECITAL
Last evening at 221 franklin street.
the pupils of Miss Annie J. Shanahan
gave recital with this programme:
Rotations,
First Grade Pupils-Helen Foden, Ida
Winstein, Mary Mccain, Katrina
Brockman, Walter Frazer, Letitia
Foden, Rachel Kaplan, Sadie Kinds.
Vogel Caprice, Blatterman
Lose Blatter, Rolling
Miss Jennie Il. c. Lowery.
Serenade, Gabriel-M
Edward Lennon.
Etude de Style, Rayina
Miss Mary McGonagle.
volkslieder, Pacher
Miss Annie Monatt.
March, Kullak
Miss Kittie Broderiok.
Mazurka, Kotzschmar
Mics Kittie welch.
Allegro from 9TH Sonata, Haydn
xoll
Tarantslle, Heller
Miss Sadie Devins.
Purling Spring. Schy ste
Miss Christina Tobin.
Fantasia, wagner-Lange
Aragonaise. Masseuet
Miss Annie Devine.
Polish Dance, Scharwenka
Miss Harriet. Johnston.
Waltz Spindler
Misses Mary and Nellie O'Brien.
Le Secret, Gautier
Misses Kinds, Gsary and Deehan.
Rondo, Baumfelder
Misses Mitchell and Walsh.
Menuet, Mozart
Misses May and Jennie Lowsry. Mary Mo
Gonagle.
Piszioati, Delibss
Misses Dsvine and Shine
Waltz, GODDARD
Misses Ethel and Sadie Towle.
Rondo. Haydn
Misses Hanlon, WEIGH and McCallum.
Charge OF Cavalry, Bohm
Misses Doyle and Malta.
advertisement la Hongroise, Schubert
Misses Tobin and Hanlon.
Second Symphony, Haydn
Misses johnson and Devine.
SAIL AND DANCE TONIGHT.
There will 30 grand moonlight sail