Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

CoScEhr AT METRoPoLIrAS HALL.-Wc
rspuhiish for those Of our readers who were
not in attendance, TIE programme Of tie
"Old Folks Concert, as rendered At the hail
last evening together with the names Of the
performers
Leader. trsther Kemp Or. D. Z. Taylor
Piasist. Prof. IA. Brsunlich violisisls. J. Z.
Wallace. u. Pslfrey ant Chss. Campbell
Flutists, j. II. Dumont snd Frsnk Hatha9sy
:. Sopranos. Miss l.. x. Clark. Miss Fannie
Heard. Mrs. Luss. Mrs. DR.. Dodge. Mrs. Viii
coz snd Mrs. Huot.
Altos. Hrs. u. Z. Taylor, Miss Emma Csvsn-
dish and Mrs Wheeler.
Tenors, 3. X. Jones. DR.. Dodge and Harry
Lybe.
Basscs. ". II. Hsrmer. W. Reed and J. ".
Lavender.
PROGRAMME.
! Auld Lang Syns. Company in full costume
Chorus" Before jehovah Awful Thrsss''
. Chosus-'N-w Jerusalem" e. .OLs ToLEs.
Dust-"Rsn. dss vsshes,' Cfyrolesnl
Miss L. X. tLAas spd Miss HsAsD
s Chorus-''Sons Of ofZion.". ...Otp FolEs.
. Qusftette Here Let Ne Rest" from n
Trovatore). Mn, HsApD Mas. TAYLOR.
Msssas. Joxss A HAsxsa.
Chorus -'Complain,.". ........ ON Folks.
Chorus New Durham, ...... On Folks
youns charms" % :" =" ....... ." Ma. Huor.
10 Chorus and Solo-"Strike the Cymball."
OID FolKs.
SOLO sY Miss CLAak.
P.ar SECOND.
Solo and Chorus-'Murseilles Hymn," il.
French Mas. Hucr aud Olp Folks.
Chorus-"S Old tolKs.
Duot-"Larboard Watch
MEssRs Ynx and HARxsa.
4 Solo-.Comin' thrS' tho Rye
MIss FANNY HsA.p.
5 Chorus-''Easter Anthem. .OLp FoLAs.
Dnett-'Ave Sanctis. ma "
Mas Huor and Mas. wiLcox.
I Quartette THE Laugh Of Child.
MRs UoDas, Mas. WaaELsR,
Nh Dooox and Ma TAYLOR
8 Solo-"Kathleen M.vourneen,
Chorus and Solo-"Mar,e ellous Work. from
Handlers "Crestion,
solo BY Miss HsAsD
10 Solo-.Last Rose Of summer
Miss l.. CLAax
II Coronation please join in singing.
Tho company occupied room below un
ilit was time Cor the performance to com
mence, and then came marching through
the centre o. the hall dressed in full cos
tune, to the no liitle mcrriment Of the as
sembed audience. and took position on III,
stage in front Of the drop curtain. this ar
rangemsnt being adopted because /, betteret
The quality and quantity Of sound e. the au
dience by at least one half aud also r.ade i,
easier for the performers.
To describe the performance in full and
do justice to l.. wou be impossible with
the time and space ws have 90 give. Wher,
the company in full performed as in render
ing "AuId Lang Syns' Before Jehovah +
Awful Throne 'Str,ke the CymbaI" "Eas
ter Anthem" and "Marseilles Hymn," III,
eff ct was grand and pleasing and seemed 4
make the audience forget oil else. The frs
duet Rams des Vaehes by Miss Clark ant
Miss Heard was rendered with such effec, .
TO receive a hearty encore. The leader
however, came forward and informed tn,
audience that ON account Of the length o
the pro ,ramme their wishes could not b,
compiled With. The qusrtettss "Here le
IN rest aud "The Laugh of Child" wer,
rendered with good effect aud received hear
ty applause. "The Larb,nrd Watch" by
Messrs. Lybe and Hsrmer. "Comn' thro
the Rye" by Miss Heard. and the The las
Rose of Summer" by Miss Clark so pleased
the audience that they were obliged to ap
pcsr second time despite the efforts of th
Leader to 90 on with the programme. Nj
Clark, however, giving only rising bow
The solo by Mrs. Huot with the guitar ac
eompaniament by Mrs. Luse, "KsthleeI
Mavourneen" and Ave Sanctssma'' wer,
received with special favor During th
rendering Of the closing piece the audience
began 10 leave well satisfied that they na,
h ard good thing.