The Portland daily press., 1901-02-08
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

sale at Stock bridges Riano hoous, rep-
runry 9th.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
ststson's Uncle Toms Cabin ID recog-
nized as at the head OF those old familiar
attractions which each generation consid-
ers 1t o duty TO see at least once. This
seaaon Manager Leon Washburn promises
the patrons OF the Jefferson Thestre the
best vet, number Of special features
being announced. Uncle Tom will be at
the jefferson this afternoon and evening
at popular prices. IL has two bands, two
Topsies, two Marks. the finest pack Of
siberian bloodhounds In the world. a
lot of beautiful Shetland ponies, fifty
men, women and children on the stage,
ana two carloads of magnificent scenery.
A grand spectacular street parade that
is said TO be- worth going to see, Will be
given at noon.
PHELAN STOCK co.
The vaudeville features presented by the
Phelan Stock Company during their en-
Ragment here at the jefferson all next
week, are alone worth the price of admis-
sion, and include 1.-The Lannon'S. ="
MapeIle Estelle, Lester & keIlett and the
great Brindamour, whose marvellous ex-
hibitions Of necromanoy are sensational
and mysterious in the extreme. In addi-
tion Ramon Moore, the famous tenor,
whose last visit to Portland was with
Thatcher, Primrose 81 Vests Minstrels.
RoSSINI CLUB.
Yesterday morning the Rossini club,
at Its concert gave the following pro-
grsmme:
Piano Quartet--EIsa's Dream and
Lob sngrin's Keproof, Wagner
Mrs. SMITH, Mira. johnson, Mrs ThoInp-
Eon and Mrs. Allen.
Vocal Solo:
"A, A River Dream, GorinR Ihomas
b. The Years at the Spring, Mrs. Beach
Mrs. Palmer.
Piano SoIo-Auf Flugellen des Ge-
"Anse'' Miss McGresor.
Vocal Solo: Two Songs from Grave
and Gay Series.
Is IL Good Bye2
Falmouth Is a Fine Town, Marston
Miss kioe.
Piano SoIo--Automne, Chaminade
Piano Solo-Etude symptom que,
Miss Holmes.
NOTES.
Maude Winter, after the conclusion of
her season with Mrs. Leslie Carter in
Zaza. will 20 to Europe for the summer.
Next season she win APPEAR in New
YORK as leading woman with promi-
nent male star, II Is said.
Ralph Stuart has written new play,
The Master at Arms, which will be pro.
duced next month at the American thea
tie.
Mamie Gilroy is going to star in My
Swestheart.
The funeral of the late Giuseppe Verdi
was held In Milan on January 30. The
services took place In the Church OF Sc.
Francis and they were brief and exceed
ingIy simple. Great throngs Of people
lined the streets through which the body
was borne to the cemetery.
Henry Sisnkiewicz Is said to be writ
ing a sequel to his novel, Quo Vauis
Dan DaIy Is to join The Girl from
I'm There, taxing the places OF Otis Har-
lai, ana Harry Kelly, whose two roles
have now been combined in one.
This week bill prohibiting Sunday
uerformances will be introduced in the
Montana Legislature. Much interest is
felt By all persons connected with the
theatre In the Dill and that it will pass
seems almost certain. On Saturday,
Geo. ID. Macintyre, secretary of the Ac-
tors society, sent to Speaker Frank
Corbett the Following telegram: "Ao-
tors society, representing 20OO most
prominent actors, unanimously favor
abolishing sunday performances. The
Rey. Walter Il. bentley, secretary OF the
Actors Churcn Alliance. sent similar
dispatch. John Mcguire wired TO the
Mirror last Friday: IL am heart and
soul in this as one OF the few aotor-
managers left in q free land OF slavery. 3"
Cecilia LOTUS, who has been playing
tnCenue parts at Daly's theatre since
October, will return TO vaudeville tenn
porariIy In few weeks. she Will leave
the company when the New York sea-
son ends In March, and will play ten
weeks IN vaudeville in monologue by
Grant Stewart, receiving the tidy sum
OF SIC, ,O9O for her services, she will re-
lotn tne company at Daly's next fall.
buffalo Bill has secured fine location
adjoining the Pan-American Exposition
grounds at Buffalo. IL is Known as the
GIenny property and Is almost oppo-
site ehe east entrance, The frontage II
500 feet and the depth over /, 100 feet, with
more available The Wild West Show
probably will remain in Buffalo through