The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-17 00:00:00

0111 NE MILIS.

COVCiRT.—An evening carmen was given it the
on rusikLy ri,euiog, in
aid of the choi fund. lhe r was wit filled, end
lighted rely Likely, but • couple of ilup cc buutiers at
the foot or side ot the stage could bare considerably
brightened It. Th I Ilowing Is tlit prorromme t
Pert duet, " seedrmai.le. allot ,e C. sad
A. !lark; 1i.," See our Oars," The Choir; mug,
"Mr Pretty Jane,' Mr. Gimp ; duet (~iruete),
l.onzlish Airs," Mews. Gillingham and Tema.;
Same Gay," Miss Spong; song, " The Judge's
Son▪
g" (From the Opera " Cris/ by Jury"). Mr. W.
Mirk ; wog, " The Kerry Dance," Mrs. Parry; vocal
duet, "Stiike the *direr Strings,* Miss dpong sad
M. H. Derrienhe ; song, " mite British Lion, Mr.
Sturmsy ; suog, " My Old Friend John," Mr. Tobias;
racial duet, fell as Gentle Stronger," Mies kl•hrd
end ilr. Usage; glee, "Ye Gentlemen of England."
The Choir. Part " Five Times by the
re Light," The Choir; song, "Watching for the
F.o stepe, Miss Saud; sing. " Could I Live My
11... oder Again," Mr. (lenge ; rocs/ duet, "When
U. Wind 111 'we In from the See,' Mrs. Perry and
itr. H. Derriman ; song, "'Twee on Market flay,"
Miss drug ; song. ''lb. Star Gist Llithte the Bailor
H. me, Mr. H. Herrman; pima° duet, " Nancy
Lee," Mies and Master Pile; sour, "Tenting 00 the
Old Camp Ground," Mies B. Valence; song. " A
Summer Shower," Mrs. Parry • song, "Sdmors,"
Mr. W. Clerk; vocal duet, "All'. Meson.
This. and Mum.?; chorus " rho Watchman's
bo
ug,rho Choir ; God Sere time Queen.'
Too vim dust by the Misses Clark was rapinrously
appledie.l. Hitt Mx. tienge sh 'wed • little more
centl tenet ie his song (" My Pretty Jane") It would
have been better. A comet diet, .• Eng.ish Airs," by
Wens. Gillingham and Jenne'. wee exceelingty
pr.-tty cud attractive, the little b drawing (ixth
some good notes. &rug. "coin. Day,' by Miss Spoil,
we. encored. Mr. W. Clerk's song, ' The Judge s
13.1ig" (froth the opera "Trial by Jury") was vary
&miming, and, being en.ored, was repeated. The vocal
daft. "Tell Me. Gentle Stronger," by Mies Shard and
Mr. Gouge, WM nicely given, but the gee emsa used
ruttier a t io comic dlyidaaidu ; thdy Word 010 na I, and
ssig '• lb. Gipsy Countess.' in which Muss Saud wee
e.i oddly good. Her nil cci, Ws oning for the
F. 1....ep5" eh* renders I well rind with • akar voice.
mai "pug sang " 'rwas on • Market [icy," but Mae
• ing wa. hardiy suitable for bra. Our worthy. rganist,
Mr. it. iterrimm, ssug "foe Star that Lights the
zitior Home,' which he delivered with law usu.!
plensing • ii iff.etive style, and We. rapturously ap-
p a toed. Piano duet. "Nancy Lee," by Mies and
Meter PA* wee ei_oyed very nicely and thtiCh *pore.
eistsd. MIL li. Valiance licit •dtki a pretty duini,
" fautiag ou the Dud Como Ground," very edeotively.
The star of theirveuing wee Ars. Perry, by her render.
lug the song" & Shower' in such • splendid
style, which brought down the house. The song
"Sombere" dli hot suit Mr. Clit:ft, but tua gave
" dinoy sande' very nicely. The takings at the
do r were Ed 19e. 94. The cuoir esog God Save the
ti •in Iffhtol2 the audience ;owed. We hope that
st no Is ant Wit, the iximinit:ie will see their way
gl or to ,iVa an Aber concert the ..hJlf laud,
or any odder thet may require 6041i1l&LIC $.