The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE WORLD.

special scenery is carried by the manage
ment for this great play. The company Is
a clever one and embraces several we'll
known artists. Every piece of scenery
will be used. Among the many scenic
effects is the Great ship scene, the sink
ing of the big ocean linsr, the wonderful
RAFT scene, adrift in mid-ocesn, the rescue
By passing steamer, and the storm at
sea.
CoOK-CHURCH COMPANY.
1t Is not surprising that the Cook
Church company continues to attract
larger and highly pleased audiences at
the Portland theatre this week. All Of
their plays are presented in n tanner
that would do credit TO any high-priced
attraction on the road. at she matinee
yesterday the largest matinee audienoe OF
the week was present TO see IAN Actors
Romance Last evening IAN lnno-
cent Sinner" was presented to good
house and pleased the audience immense
". At the matinee today "Ths Police
Patrol" win be played.
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
An extraordinary musical event, and
one that is bound to draw the attention
of all who lay claim to any sort of oul
ture is the appearance at the JEFFERSON
theatre next Sunday evening OF Chand-
lsrs Military Band, consisting of 30 MEM
beers. Much has been heard of the splen-
did organization In Portland, land doubt
less the theatre will be well filed on the
date mentioned. The soloist for that
evening will be the eminent young vio-
linist Francis WEIGH, who-,wiu be heard
IN appropriate numbers. Reserved Eeats
are now on sale for this event.
MRS. LESLIE CARTER.
The performances Of Mrs. Leslie Garter
beginning Mon day night at the Jefferson
Will be her farewell TO Z9za SO far as
Portland is concerned, for, after devot-
ing the present season TO an extensive
American tour In David BelascO's great
work, she Will return to New York to
prepare for the new play announced for
next year. The foreign press spoke of its
admiration OF her marvellous creation
of Zaza and established the performance
of her claim The greatness Of her Lon :
don achievement soon spread to the con-
tinent where the French, German, Aus
trian, Italian and Russian correspond
ents soon found themselves paying tribute
with their pens to the actress who had
come over from America a nd has cap
tured the people of London Now, Mrs
Carter is to come among us as Zaza and
for the last time.
The sale of seats begins at the Jefferson
box office at 10 a. m. today.
CORSE PAXTON STOCK COMPANY.
The Corse Payton Stock company pre-
fented TO two good sized audiences at the
Jefferson the strong military melo-drama
"On the RsppahanncokT and In the
evening the pretty society comedy drama
"Young Mrs. Winthrop and with Miss
Edna Earle Linden In the title role,
with the beautiful costumes and scenery
one forgets that he is witnessing q pop
ular priced attraction and feels asst he had
paid dollar to see some well known
stars in "A great success.
The bill this afternoon is "a Noble
Woman with Miss Linden in the title
role and tonight the strong ,melo-drama
"Only Farmers Daughter" will be the
bill.
AUGUSTA DADO
Born in Rome, he studied there with
Maestro Bartolini, and it was also there
that he made his debut In Faust" His
further career was very brilliant; he ap-
peared on the greatest stages of the world,
IN the La Scala at Milan, in the Teatro
Argentine, in the Pergoia OF Florence,
San Carlos at Naples, San Carlo at Lis
bon 1.-TWO seasons, In the Teatro Reale
at Madrid, Liceo at Barcelona, Moskow,
New York, and other cities Of the United
States, Guatemala, etc.
lie has On extremely large repertoire,
which Includes all modern operas.
Signor Dado was the leading basso of
the last company that Colonel Mapleson
brought to this country, and was the ons
mem bers of that company who made q
decided hit in America. He will appear
with Sem brich at City hall in January.
4 ROSSINI CLUB PROGRAMME
The following programme was pre-
sented by the Rossini club at Kotzsoh-
mar hall yesterday morning:
Pinao Solo-Ballet Music, Moszkowski
Miss McGregor.
Vocal Solo:
A Summer Morning.
Melody.
A Question.
Interpretation, Frank LyneT
Mrs. Rand.
Piano SoIo-Waldtweben from Sieg-
fried, Wagner-Brassin
Miss Tricky.
Vocal Solo-Ave Maria, Dudley Buck
Miss Robinson,
Piano Solo-Kustle of Spring, Ginding
Miss BIan chard,
Vocal Solo-Group Of Songs from
Eliland, Won Fieiitz
Miss Rice
Piano Solo-Hark, Hark, the Lark,
Standardized
Miss Weeks.
Vocal solos:
(a), Am Mesr, Schubert
10, Swiss Echo Song, Eckert
Miss Varney.
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