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elltonTHE GLEE CLUB CONCERT.FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE FILLS THE OFHi EOCSLcpie*The eo•cert lut sight of the Batgets College Glee Club «ae u delightful a per-fotmaace it the concerts of the dab mX-wtjri are. The hall vu completely filled with a Urge end feehioneble audience, end every eeet wee filled both in the gallery ead oa the tower floor. A moog those prwnt were very meay from oat of town.It via a quarter pent eight o'clock when the eanei* erase. The stage wee very prettily errenged in e garden eeene, with veri-colored lights htteg about the eoenee, end bite of etatuary, etc., lending in corners of the stage. The effect wee very pretty end wee appreciated by the audi-which applauded vigorously until the Glee C ub appeared from the scenes to nng tbeir first number. The programme as follows :TkXt LwenIftOpiatoaitalkHeJ. CHORUS, ” Old Oaken Bucket. Hwndberg. 2. BANJO SOLO. “Tbe Voyage,'* (A Descriptive FActaaiaj Arwutrrmg.Hxsm Edith Sxcoa.1 SOLO AM) CHORUS, “An Awful Uttle Scrub, GrommUAMb. Bagdov.4. SOLO, “* Breton Village.” -Mb. Lifism.5. QUARTETTE. “ Bonnie Dooc, --Xsaaaa. Wmtov, Batanov, Tax Wagqvxaajo)Mauds.6. SOLO, ** Spring TW©.” Bsckor.Kim Aiica MacPhxmox.7. VIOLIN SOLO. “Seventh Concerto,*' IMric*MUms Gcvtavx Schvidt.8. SOLO A CHORUS. ** Separation.” Brtgdm.Ms. Fred Pbur.9. SOLO. **Ncm Fa Soguo.’* VerdLXim Hobtvksb Piusz.10. CHORUS, “Mazourka,” MacyPART gZ.CHORUS, “ Forest Harp*.” ScAuU*.XYLOPHONE SOLO, “Dancing in Sunlight,''Armstrong.Mus Edith Skcoh.OBLIGATO SOLO, ** Hie Thee Shallop.KuckenMiss Peebsi avd Glxb Clcb.SOLO, ” Connaiat Tu Le Pays.”Mas MacPhxbsov.SOLO, “ Souvenir De Beiline,*’ Artot.Mastib Gustave SciotiDTCHORUS. “ Barnyard.*’ CoUfyt Songsin OurickSOLO, “Sally in Our Alley.Mu. Wiuiot.18. CHORUS, “ Jaunlta.9. SOLO, Selected.Mis* Hobtexsx Pizbslnetwinedickted*edsettstedeonstetrickirks . Y'arkider I. Y.tahlvie*Cox . Yeve*I.Y.10. CHORUS, Parting Song from “ Enninie,’’JakobowAUwhoandindctornAdY way in il Pi ioo»opixwhowhcg«t of a moi buu a nc H one, grai end oc•hameiwuTH1The glee dub waa never in better voice tban last night agd the membere never eang better together. They were heartily encored at every appearance, and some of the things they gave on their reappearance were even more appreciated than the songe which had led to tbeir recall.Of all the numbers in which they sang, the solo and chorus, •• An Awlul Little Scrub” and the Barnyard chorus seemed to be moat popular, both partaklog of the rollicking character of student gleea. In both many novel effects were introduced Of the soloists. Master Gustave Schmidt, the violinist, waa justly the most popular. He played with skill and a technical perfection' that led to his enthusiastic recall. Mise MacPherson, one of the solo ingers,. waa' also well received. Her roicp Is by np means a remarkable one, bat the mode good nee p! it and sang wen, which Is more tban oould be said of Miss Pieney who tried high tone effects without the smoothness and dearness of voice necessary to such work.MissPecor. the banjblst, gave an odd exhibition of her powers on her recall in the second part of the programme, pUying and swinging her bsn^o in the most approved manger,The programme last evening was rather long, bat was none the lees enjoyable for that. As usual the parts taken by the glee dub were not overshadowed by tbe solo work, the glee club work being the most popular, and deserving to be.To the usual solo work last night was added a tenor solo by Mr. Fred. Parker, of Jersey City, who has a rich, flexible voice that appeared to advantage in his selec lions. Mr. Isenbarth’s engagement to slug and play tbe zither for the dub was can £*))-1WionewilancbeelogancDr.Chthe•toanc1bo:13E*Iancime1p*of]1Wlt;JtiogiitIT
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New Brunswick, New Jersey, US
Tue, Jun 18, 1889
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