The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
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;cal endowment. and nobly did the players
rasr,ond to every call. Without being en-
,ireIv subdued. like eGricke's brass
Thomas keeps his men within bounds
and vet allows them sufficient scope Tor
,,r.,doroinance where ii is required.
Those who desire seats for the concert
ebo,,Id send a postal card TO Mr. o. n
Bo,-le l45 North Emporia and they VIII
he given a consecutive number and as
.be numbers are called on April !, the
holder NAV claim the seats. There IS
on active demand for the seats, both IN
mis- city ard in surrounding towns, and
.bose who contemplate attending TINS
greatest of ali musical events, should be
sure their cards are in.
STONEWALL JACKSON LECTURE.
one Of the most notable events to oc-
chr in our city will be the lecture by the
Hon. George r. Vending on April = ms
.her,e will be .sStonewall Jackson lee
ture that has received richer and more
unstirted praise from the people ana
press. both north and south, than any
other subject ever presented.
Mr. vending being northern born and
reared adds a new and deeper interest 10
the lecture and crowded houses have
greeted him at every point. An orator Oh
The highest talent, a profound thinker
and reasoner. he easily stands at the
head of the profession ne adorns and
honors A painstaking student of his
tory. he clearly shows his mastery OF
the subject and carries with him his au-
dience as he portrays in eloquence unex-
ceIled the startling and marvellous scenes
Of more than forty years ago. With the
deepest interest in his subject he loses
self in its contemplation. and we almost
see the speaker fade from view as he
describes in most vivid language the mad
rush of armies, the roar of guns, the
awful shrek and explosion of shells One
can almost see, as those who were in it
saw, real battle-the rush Of men from
point to point-the wild. rushing charge
of cavalry-the steady, sturdy resistance
bn one side and the daring, bloody charge
on the other-sll sovividly pictured before
us that the blood of the old soldier is
uuickened with new life ard that of the
youth is made to pulsate with feverish
energy. The boy and girl-the young
man and woman anxious TO learn of our
common country and its history should
by all means hear Vending. They will
receive as in a nutshell a condensed ac-
count Of the career Of one Of the most
noted warriors Of the world. His career
was short but in that short period more
was crowded than into the life of any
other man. Hear the lecture by all
means at the Auditorium, April >, p. m.
MRS. JESSIE Z. SOUTHWICK.
Mrs. Jessie Eldridge Southwick. one
of the most promising teachers of the
Emerson college of oratory, Boston, will
by special request, present Shakespeare's
Macbeth before a Wichita audience,
Monday evening, in the Plymouth Con-
gregational church. Mrs. Southwick is
known especially for her wonderful dra-
matte powers. For several years she
has been instructor in Dramatic and
Shakespearian Interpretation in the En-
erson College of Oratory. Boston, and
Mr.. Emerson considers her to have no
superior as a public reader in this coun-
try Her Interpretation of Shakespeare
is truly wonderful and lovers of the
Saama and of Shakespeare cannot af-
fSrd to miss such a literary treat.
Mrs Southwick can truly be classed
as one of the finest elocutionists and
dramatic readers on the American stage
OF a fine and queenly presence. her voice
thrilling. and magnetic and under per-
feet control, she electrified her hearers"
-Glenns Falls. y. Y. Republican.
The star of the evening. Mrs. Jessie
Eldridge Southwick. literally held her
audience spelbound. Boston Globe.
Mrs. Southwick viii appear under the
auspices of Sorosis Literary Society of
Paramount college and will be assisted
by the glee club.
The following viii be the program:
Interpretative Recital of Shakespeare's
Macbeth the Tragedy of Ambition.
ACT l.
Notwithstanding Blasted Heath.
The Wierd Sisters.
The Soldiers-Macbeth and Banguo
Lady Macbeth-the Letter.
Reception OF King Duncan.
IF it were done when lis done
ACT II
The vision of the Dagger.
Murder of the King.
The Alarm.
ACT III.
Nemesis.
''Naughts bad; airs Spent.
The Banquet.
The Water Lily NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Abt.
Woman's Glee Club. Paramount.
ACT ".
The Witches Cavern.
Despair
ACT V.
Ruin.
The Sleep-Waiking Scene.
Mammys Little Honey.
Woman's Glee Club of Fairmount.
Nature Sketches.
MARSHES of Glynn................-s I-anier
The Swiss Good gut. Griffith.