The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-15
III, TER SEASON ABOUT CLOSED.
81, a Few Scattering Attractions
Yet to Come.

heater season is practically closed.
-, are a few scattering attractions
-, come. one of which is DeWolf Hop
,,,,t aside from these the theaters will
,eessionally dark from now until the
--o,,ine of the next season. Manager
-. has given Savannahians winter
o,,d amusement. The Theater, under
% cement has been popular and its
I ~ are glad that he will remain in
l,7ah another season. The Green
- VI rToeatrical Circuit Company, which
W. The savannah Theater, has greatly
oN.anded its business during the last year,
Manager Weis, who is the father of
an manager of the Savannah Theater
s9ys shat the coming season Will bring TO
s,,,rnah and, in fact, TO the southern
- more of the leading attractions than
80 yer been South before.
mr. suring local amuSementS Will nave
h,ards for the next few weeks, though
~ many are in sight, as usual. The
4fasonic Fair and its attractions VIII take
H. ,t.ce of some entertainments which
bad been planned.
rss lecture on Hamlet, to be deliver
- NJ the Guards Hall on the evening OF
Nnril Is. by Rev d. j. Stafford, d. D.
= Washington, is looked forward to by
- Who have had opportunity in the
. to listen to the burning eloquence
~ The brilliant young priest as a MOTTO
ts-,,issed chance of renewing an old de-
3,lt Those to whom he is known merely
~, reputation are scarcely less eager to
hear his lecture on the Prince of Den
mark. ~,
1i,erad under the auspices of the Georgia
cocietv of Colonial Danes of America. He
Tas chosen a theme in which he is at his
t.st and it is practically assured that he
will be greeted by an audience of the cul-
+ure and fashion of Savannah that will
iosnira even him, who has talked to au-
dientes in the past containing many
thousands of persons.
The Washington Post says he is zone
Of the greatest preachers apd lecturers
Of the century," and the Richmond Times
mar the greatest literary and oratorcal
treat We have ever had in this city was
Dr. Stadord's lecture at the Opera House
What beautiful language, how beautifully
expressed! What poetic thought and grace
and polish of manner!"
An entertainment, consisting of cake
walk. dancing and refreshments, will be
given at 81. Johns Parish Hall tomorrow
night for the benefit of the Sunday school,
Master Sam Brown will lead the cake
walk. and after that there will be gen
eral dancing.
Inc PdTlSu Alu oOCl6ty Oh SJ. 1aQI
Episcopal Church will give an entertain
ment next Friday at Yonges Hall for
children and adults-for children in the
afternoon from to Z o'clock, at which
there will be a juvenile cake walk and
other amusements, including refresh
ments. and for adults at night from $50
until y o'clock, when refreshments will
also be served, and Raskins Orchestra
will furnish the music. An enjoyable en-
tertainment is promised.
Auilf Hjorvard, the Scandinavian plan
ist, arrived in Savannah yesterday morn
ing, and is the guest of Prof Mehrtens.
He will leave tomorrow for Valdosta,
where he will play in the evening, and
after a short time will return here and
will be heard at the Conservatory Hall,
April 25, in a pianoforte recital under the
direction of Prof. Leo W. Mehrtens. All
the seats nave been subscribed for with
the exception of a few. A rare musical
treat is in store for those fortunate
enough TO attend.
The McKane Hospital for Colored Peo-
pie will be given a benefit concert at the
Theater tomorrow night under the aus
pieces 90 the colored physicians of the city.
The concert will be under the direction
of Prof. James II. Gray, who sang at
the De Soto week ago, assisted by the
Savannah Symphony Orchestra. The
programme is as follows:
Coronation March, LIE Prophetic, Meyer
beer; leader, Frank Curley.
The Rehearsal" Dorothy Stoyt
zone Night in June" Iona Coston.
Mothers Wedding Ring" William
Reed
IN My Heart" DR.. ]. Walter Will
lame.
MY Old Kentucky Home" Isabella
Harris
"a lone at last VILLA Holly
THE Girl I Loved in Sunny Tennessee"
Moses Bryan.
Since Thou Art Mine Ofttimes." Prof.
j. r. Gray.
Bunch O Blackberries," caprice, Sym
phony Orchestra.
4 Hagar, a Biblical Story.
False Imprisonment" Anna E Hurd.
Tor Her Sake Let Me Co." Brown.
Tempest of the Heart" III Trovatore
OerdD
For All Eternity (MascheronD, Prof.
Gray.
Remarks on charity, Rev. J. ]. Durham,
N. d., D. d.
"Cavalleria Rusticana," intermezzo or
chestra
Operate kaleidoscope
Soldiers Chorus FausO, chorus.
Lullaby" "Erminie," c. Mcneil and
chorus.
Then You'll Remember Me-" "Bohe-
MAN Girl" Fanny L. McGhee
silent Heroes" "Chimes of Norman
dy Prof. Gray and chorus.
America Forever" Savannah SYM
phony Orchestra.
Pianist and accompanist, Clotilde Robin
son