Theopening performance will be I'ausl^in in xt Honda] i v. ning. Oi Miss.luehas^Marguerite, the Oregonian says:
Miss.luchhowever, impresses the audi^^tor lis she makes her first entrance, with^prayer book in hand, robed in a quiet dress^of pure white, with eyes cast d.wn and a^beautiful modesty and simplicity of de^^meanor, as the simple German maiden^whom (to the had in mind when he wrote^his immortal poem. 1 here is ulso the \erv^embodiment of guilelessness in the cadence^of her voice as sue repulses the advances . rj^Faust. Her vocal work is not begun until^she sings the ^King of Thuie^ song, which^sin-does in a most delightfully suggestive^n.Hiiner. Her voice is full of melody, beau-^tifullv torn d and handled with the skill of^the accomplished nrtist. In the ^Jewel^Song^ its nsoiin. - me siill further taxed,^but she is equal to the difficult runs and^trills and the continuous vocal strain, which^makes the numler so trying. Gem-mns^applause followed her rendering of it- In^the linal duet, ^The Hour is Laie.^ ike^satin with an abandon and an UtiatM lire^called for by the situation. Her vocal and^dramatic work also in the trio at the end of^the play was simpU absurd.
Promptlyat noon ri-day the auction sale^will open for the coming season of the^grand opera by Kiuiua .Inch and her famous^company of vocalists. It is needless to say^that the'wealth, fashion anil culture ot this^city will be largely represented ut the sale,^fur no organization of this magnitude has^ever been seen in this city, and the coming^of this company will inaugurate an cm in^the history of amusements that will long^linger pleasantly in the memory of the^music loving citizens ol Helena. The regu^^lar sale will oiieu lo morrow.
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