The Portland daily press., 1901-01-31


the auspices OF Division 9, A. o. H.,
was q decided success and met the
warmest approval of very laraeEaudi-
ence. ambition" was the title of tbs
play which was farcioal comedy In
three acts, written by NJ. III. Manning.
The story ueals with the ups and downs
OF the politician and running through
the dialogue is q vein OF Irish VIII, Whiis
the situations are &C times very ludicrous.
This was the cast:
John Ormon5, ID. W. MoAndreWs
Bartholomew n0Le0wn; X, F. Mopddnnoush
Jack Ormond, H. A. Lappin
Ned Clifford, III. Il. Kinds
Gussie ailley- Martin, W. j. Gately
Montague, J. ~. quinn
Mitch's Caddie, Master E. W. Manning
MRS. Julia O'Day, Elizabeth Munoy
| .JuIie. Mary IL. Dougherty
| MARION. Blanche NJ. Driscoh
\ Kate. Alice X. Derry
Tne parts were we'll taken and Mr..
MoAntirews in the leading role of the old
retired politician, scored decided sue
cess. Miss Mulloy as the society woman
was exceedingly good and In several OF
her scenes rose to the heights OF the pro-
fessiopal actress. Miss Doughtery, Miss
urlscoll and Miss Derry deserve ths
4 warmest praise and the supporting male
4 cast contributed their bits. The musical
features, under the direction OF Mise
Bernadetts Moresu, were catchy and
i rounds OF applause greeted the song By
Miss Dougherty, and the solos py Messrs'
} Gately, McAndrews and Hinos. bou-
uuets were passed across the footiights
} to Miss Mulloy and Mr. McAndrews. wfo
, gracefully received them amid rounds Oh
applause. Everybody seemed pleased
with ths presentation and the promoters
and ths cast are TO be congratulated on
their success. The play will be repeated
at the Jefferson tonight.
BowDoIN COLLEGE GLEE AND
MANDOLIN-GUIrAR CLUBS.
Tne entertainment which was given
last evening at Kotzschmar hall by the
Bowdoin boys was in every respect a
pIeasing one. A good sized audience was
present and q persistent encore was de-
, manded of nearly every number. This
, was the programme:
a The Man Behind the Gun, Coriiss
Glee and Mandolin-Guitar Clubs.
> March from the Ameer, HERBERT
d Mandolln-G uitar Club.
q Hannah, Osgooo
Mr.. Appleton and Glee Club.
; Msndola Solo-Song to the Eyening
star, ianhnaussi
Doan Yer Cry Ma Honey, Mol
MIR. Warren and Glee Club.
Dance from Geisha-The Happy jap.
g arr. by Jacobs
9 Reading Selected
Mr.. Appleton.
d Violin Solo-Fantasie Appaisslonata.
Introduction and FinaleJ,
Mr. Meloh.
S Drown it in the Bowl, olcoti
!. GIse Club.
n Patrol-Midnight in a Graveyard,
u Mandolin Guitar Club.
Q (a) Bowdoin Beata, Words by Pierce, "
M PM Chi, Words by Mitchell, '7l
Glse and Mandolin-Gui Clubs.
The personnel of the Glee club was al
!. follows: John Appleton direstnr; first
! tenors, Chester b Emerson, 1924; George
c. Purlnton, Jr., 1904; Samuel B. Gray
a 1903; Bertram l.. Smith. 1903; seoont
:, teuors, Austin p. Larrabee. 1901; CIitfort
: E. Preston, 1902; Herbert Ii. Oakes, 1904
Harold Pratt, 1903; baritones, VIM. M
Il Warren, 1901; Stanley y. Wiley. l9Ol
I Leon v. Walker, 1908; John M Bridg
:, ham, 1904; bassss, John Appleton, l902
Harvey ID. Gibson, 1909; Bernard Archi
. bald, 1904; Harold W. Haynes, 1902.
!. Their voices blended well and thai
sang with vim and energy, rendering
:. with splendid effect Bowdoin Beat
and "Phi Chi," which always stirs tn
= blood OF every graduate.
= The mandolins and guitars were II
n the very competent hands OF Harrison
K. McCann, leader; first mandolins, Har
rls K. McCann, 1909; Frank j. Welch
1923; Paul Preble, 1904; Herbert ii
Oakes, 1904; second mandoIins, Ciarenc
b. Flint, 1901; Malcolm s. Wood bury
1903; Philip q. Clifford, 1903; John NJ
70 Brigham, 1904; guitars, John A.Greens
T. 1903; John Arthur Furbish, 1903; Harol
l.. Palmer, 1908; Jesse d. Wilson, 1908
a mandola. Harvey ID. Gibson, 1909.
T. There was beautiful blending in thei
SIS selections and delioacy of shading ant
er finish hardly to be expected outside o
as the ranks of the professional players.
IN Some amusing comedy moments wer
ID afforded by Mr.. Appleton in his YER!
10 clever limitations OF the German ana
r. Hebrew, and the gem of the evening, mu
sically, was the violin solo by Mr.. welch
b who was intelligently accompanied oil
q the piano by Nh. Rankin. MIR. Gibson
IA mandola solo was another delightful
number. MIR. Warren made hit in hi
y coon songs and throughout the pro
rramme was a variety which eniiste
appreoiatlve attention from start to nm
!. ish.
= GRIMES CELLAR DOOR.
J. James b. Maokie, Grimesey Me Boy
d will appear at Portland Theatre Saturda
u afternoon and evening, February End.
10 his well known farce comedy Of Grim 81
"a Cellar Door, ably assisted by that cleve