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Show AUUSIIJIRNTS. Tun OurAT Huuinm, the linn garlan violin virtuoso, niadohlteccnui apriarance In llila city lt ovcnlngot the Congregational ihurch, and waa grteted by a liandaotue rcpreaeiitatlvi audience that alraott filled the houa Thoovthlug was one of unboutidid leaiun,aml the wholt may t set down aa one of tlio moat enjoyable concerts ever given lu this clly. The church building Is peculiarly suited to entertainments ol this kind, as the auditors aud Iho artists ate brouubt (lore togetbtr and this Is specially alual,lo to a violin solnbt ltomeuyl received a tretnendua ovation. Ills place In the ranka of the world's great violinists It well dell nod, aud there are ery few Indeed who are entitled to take precede nco ovi r Mm. He wat given doublo recalls several timet, with a lertonal charm vastly taking with his audience, nn I nriouded each lime with something In tlio ruoro topular vein. Ills breadth, sweep mid technique are all most admirable, ad-mirable, ltumnyi was well supported by n soprano, Mitt Methol, a built tic, Mr. Marshtnuk, and a pianist, M in. Lege, all of whom ttero aocordud ationg tuarka of favor. All Ave Maria, In which all tour artlalsteuk part, was oue of the marked succtms ot the evening. Itemtnyl travels under the aurplcea of Iho tedntli bureau, audhlscou-eert audhlscou-eert here was worked up by rrofetsor Krouie. l:LI.9LMt AM) C'OtlLDOCIC, two Of th ii ttiouRctt lavorltea Salt Lakelknowr, von at the Thnuttr this evening In tlio new play of Dorla, by Mr. Drouet, tho leading man of the company. Couldock'e old time friend will no doull be out In force to greet him. 1'itAMC a. CAitrtMHi' I.ixnunii It is teirinulug lo know that there la something new III the licturu Hill. Ihe old atyle lecture Is pusne. The tieuple ato tired of talka aboutsclf-belp, iilstorlcal characters and the Umlta lions of the Infinite. KrauL CI. Car-tenter, Car-tenter, the newrinpir coiictpoud-ttit coiictpoud-ttit and tiaveler, hn come forth with a new Idea. That la that tho peo le vuul to biar about live tuplca and live men. Ho baa re-laired re-laired a talk about tho moat famoua living men and women of tho world today, aud has secured magulllccnt Ictureaot tlii'in from original nega-llvta. nega-llvta. He calls lilt lecture a "Portrait Tall.," and ho gives lu It Ills pcrioual cxtitrleiicis with the lamoua rueu aud women be haa met In America, Aala, l.urupe, und dutlug hla tuur around thuwurld. Thtie la scarcely a noted man In America whom Carpenter has not an lutlmate acquaintance with, and when he was In Asia he Inter viewed Ihe King of Korea, the Viceroy Vice-roy of China, and hobnobbed Willi prlncta In Hlura mid India. He bad n talk with the king of (Irtece under the tbodow of the Acropolis, Interviewed In-terviewed the khedivu of Kgyt t, ami he vlalted Prince IllamaroK at hla homelnUermnnr last autnmer. He baa rcet many if the famoua men of l.ugland, aud lu hit talk ho alma to brloghlahtarers right Into thu esuls of the men lie talka of, aud allow how they bolt, act and think. During his talk he takes hit readers a trip around tho world Willi bin-, aud hla lecture, like hla letters, la packed full of luf.it-mat luf.it-mat Ion. |
