The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-13
Hyperion 'Fheater.


 SLIvINsKI APPEARS TOMORROW
 NIGHT
 Josef Slivinski. the famous Polish pianist, will play the following pro gramme at the recital to be given by him at the Hyperion tomorrow (Fri-
 day) night:
 I Praeludium e fuga, A minor.
 ...................... Bach -Liszt Senate, Op. 3l, No. 31....... Beethoven
 Allegro.
 Scherzo Allegretto Vivace. l Menuetto, Moderate a gracioso,
 Presto con fuoco. rI l Carnaval, Op 9...............Schum Preambule, Pierrot, Arlequin, | Valse noble. Eusebius. F'lorestan, | Coquette, Replique,-r Papillons, Lettres dansante, Chiarina, Cho- | pin, Estrella, Reconnaissance, | Pantalon ct Colombine Valse al- lemande, Paganini Aveu, Prom made, Pause, Marche des Da- vidsbunder contre les Philistins. Nocturne-Op AS, No. 1........ Chopin Etudes-Op. 25, Nos. 9 and 1.... Chopin | Mazourka-Op, 50, No. 3........ Chopin Scherzo--Op, 39 ,.....,..........Ch Chopin Barcarole-A minor ....... Rubinstein Etude-Db major ........,........,Li LisZt Nalse Impromptu ........,.......,.Lis Liszt Overture-Tannhause .............
 .........,,......,...... Wagner LisZt
 Seats now on sale. Prices 50 cents, 75 cents and st
 rNf. Il. FaIt over the coming to the Hyperion, for matinee and evening performances on Saturday, of Henry Irving and Miss FL len Terry At the matinee, which will be given at o'clock sharp, both play CTS will be seen in Wills poetical dra- ma. King Charles l." which has been given in compliance with popular de- mands The scenery, costumes and ac- cessories of this play are extremely beautiful and are worthy of note on accoune of their historical accuracy. At night at S:15 sharp, Irving will be seen in Louis XT," one of his most l famous characters and which, like that | of the afternoon he has not before of- l fered in this city.
 There was long line in waiting at | the opening sale, extending from the box office to way down Chapel street, l and it was o'clock before there was any chance of breaking it. The ad- | vance sale has been large for both per formances, but excellent seats still re- main for disposal Prices s3, s25o, s2 S1 150 and s1.
 "The Kilties," the band of the Forty .;rrt, of Jo | at the Hyperion next Tuesday, at the bargain matinee and at night. Those who have heard the band at the Pan-American and in the 200 American cities already visited in their regular concert programme do which is added some highly proficient Highland danc- ng, bagpiping and vocal choruses by .he regiments own talent), say it is worth going many miles to hear their exquisite concert and military music, while their costumes, which have led to heir pet name of "The Kilties" are | he most striking and unique worn by tny military organization on the conti- lent.
 Seats on sale Saturday. Prices: Bar rain matinee 20 cents and 50 cents; I vening, s1, 75 cents. 50 cents and 25 ents. Denman Thompson in ''The Old plays a return date at the Hyperion next Wednesday.
 Every report that has reached this ity concerning Molly Pitcher" Kath- yn Kidder's new play, is of most flat erng nature It is freely stated that Hiss KIdder's success is greater even han that she attained in Madame ans Gene" Miss Kidders manager Ieorge H. Brennan, has surrounded her 'ith one of the strongest companies rganzed this season. Included in the ast are such well known players as ester Lonergan, Olive Oliver, Jean hamblin, Ethelwyn Hoyt, Marion Ash orth T. c. Hamilton, Bertram God