The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01

find hotel or boarding house scccmmo-
ntions for his colored artists. The
J fferson theatre came IN for its just
share Of praise and with 10 his congrAtu-
iations upon the good fortune Of secur-
ing suoh vslustle guardian In Mr..
Julius Calm. who 10. he declares, In every
way 50 well fitted to provide Portland
with all that Ia good ia current produc-
tions and travelling organizations.
ROSSINI CLUB.
The following IL the programme for
the oonos-t OF the Rossini club to be held
In ke.zsoamar hall this morning:
Overture TO Tannhauser, Wagner
Piano Solo,
Miss Eiwell.
Pfayse and Raroarolls from L. Etoils du
Nurd. Asyerbeer
Vocal Solo,
SulI' Aria from Marriage Of Figaro,
Vocal Duet,
Miss Brown and Miss Steward.
Feuerzauber from Di walkure, Wagner
Mrs Philbrook.
a, Bridal Chorus from LonengrlD.
b. Spinning song from Flying Dutch,
Rossini Club Chorus. Mr. l.. b. Cain.
Meyerbesr
Piano Duet,
Miss wesks and Mrs Phiibrook.
2eoitative and Scene, Weber
riano Canto pio from Der Freisohun.
Miss Wood.
Ballet Music from Faust. aounod
Plano Duo,
Niss Cobb and Miss Elweil.
With Martial Trains from Aida, Verdi
Rossini Chorus.
GEMS STAGE MANAGER. t
MIR. G. w. I. Cooling. general manager
of the Casoo Bay Steamboat company
said yesterday morning that RobertEberle
who was stage manager nt the Gem thea
trs during the season Of 1893 with Byron
douglass, will be stage manager at the
Gem during the coming summer. Mr..
Ebsrle win devote his entire time to the
stage management and will not assume
any character although an old time and
clever actor. Mr.. Ebsrle has heen In the
city during the East few days doing the
huVnuoc WoTk toE Sohh Ah eho
earlier part Of the season he took out
1.-THE Secret Service" company for the
Frohman.. Mr.. Ebsrle received cordial
greetings from old Portland friends at
the jefferson last evening. He was
warmly Congratulated on bis election.
The ssason Of the Gem will oovsr IL
weeks, orening June II and closing Sep.
o t.Ia of ha nj
be devoted to comedy. Mr.. Goding states
that a company 10 being carefully
sci cted and Will be superior to anything
ever seen hers during the summer sea-
san.
BURTON HOLMES ON MOKI LAND.
4 Mr.. Burton Holmes will deliver his
last lecture In his illustrated course at
City hall tonight, his subjsct being Moki
Land, or Glimpses OF Barbaric Arizona
The lecture will be finely illustrated
with oolorsd stereopticon views and also
large number OF moving pictures.
Among the moving pictures shown are
the following: En route aoross the
desert, caravan fording the river trolley
bridge In operation, Mokt can rush.
priests entsring the under ground kiva,
snake and antelop. priests beginning
the inovcations. the dance with living
rattlssnakes in the morettes, and bands
of fearless oelsbrants, continuation Of the
barabrio rite, entry OF the Walpi priests
and Introductory march, the supreme
moment OF the Walpi snake dance, show
Ing frenz.ed priests aud wr,thing rattle
snakes, the grand march led by chief and
tracker, pony race. hundred yard dash
In the fand, horsemen at full speed
plunking partially buried rocsters frou
the sand. the American girl "Not afraid
of Navajo" Evening tickets at CresEey
Jones & Aliens.
NOTE.
Anne Warrington. who played at the
Gem theatre last summer, Is under oon-
tract with the Denver stock company
fer the coming season.