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...Ellis has arranged for a farewell matinee at Music Hall, Saturday afternoon, February 9, at popular prices, and this being the week that the Orchestra is away and the last opportunity to hear the great artist at a recital, a tremendous sale is anticipated. M. Ysaye will be heard in works by Raff, Greig, Vieuxtemps, Joachim, and M. Lachaume will also assist...
...there is a desire that Harvard should be represented on the ice, let a meeting be called of all persons interested, a captain elected, and a team selected from the best candidates. Until then, let us hope that in its present form we have heard the last of the Harvard University Ice Polo Team...
...Columbia last year will remember the intense enthusiasm that is always aroused by the arrival of the cavalry to rescue the beleaguered party in the stockade, and how this feat was sccomplished without the dring of a gun. The attack of the Indians could be plainly heard, yet not an Indian was in sight, but the excitement was even greater than if they had been. In this revival of "The Girl I Left Behind Me" Manager Charles Frohman has introduced some changes. The party in the scene mentioned, now arrive on thoroughbred horses, who dash upon the stage, thus adding...
...great violinist has been engaged for two more concerts in Boston, - a matinee Wednesday afternoon, January 23 at Music Hall, and Sunday evening, January 20 at the Boston Theatre. For the matinee a number of novelties and selections of especial interest to violin students and musicians will be heard, some of them for the first time here. At the Sunday evening concert the programme will be of a more brilliant and popular nature, as a large orchestra, under the direction of Mr. T. Adamowski, the violinist and well known leader of the Promenade Concerts during the summer season, will assist...
...indeed, of the large audience which heard Professor de Sumichrast lecture on the Phedre of Racine yesterday afternoon, have ever had the opportunity to listen to a more warmly sympathetic or deeply appreciative review of this masterpiece of the great Racine...