PROGRAM OF THE ENTERTAINMENT
PART I
7 o'clock—Opening of the saloons. Brisk and witty conversation.
8.—Appearance of the talented authors of "The Mountain in Labor," comedy refused at the Odeon Theater.
8:30.—M. Alexander Schaunard, the eminent virtuoso, will play his imitative symphony, "The Influence of Blue in Art," on the piano.
9.—First reading of the essay on the "Abolition of the penalty of tragedy."
9:30.—Philosophical and metaphysical argument between M. Colline, hyperphysical philosopher, and M. Schaunard. To avoid any collision between the two antagonists, they will both be securely fastened.
10.—M. Tristan, master of literature, will narrate his early loves, accompanied on the piano by M. Alexander Schaunard.
10:30.—Second reading of the essay on the "Abolition of the penalty of tragedy."
11.—Narration of a cassowary hunt by a foreign prince.