The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-22

TEE CoNc.RT "A fuIl house greeted the
last concert Of the season given BY the MOI
cart Musical Society. N Sobsl's Opera
House, last night, which proves that tha
citizens hsvs just appreciation Of musical
talent In part first the opening chorus,
entitled Gresting Gles, was good aud
svinced Q good deal Of care in training on
the part Of Prof. Boynton. Chorus-Amer'
icsn Flag, was well executed, 10 fact better
than the frat Solo and CRorus, BY Mis-
Olms,ead, was good except the fault ofa
correct pronunciation. Shs has q good
voice. Dno--Holy Mother Guide her foo0
steps, BY Mrs. Carmsn sod Prot. Boynson,
wss exceedingly well executed and elisi'sd
unsrited applause. Song by Miss Buckley
was fair. Bas. Solo, Friend OF the Brave,
by M. G. Boice, wss 20 well received that
90 encore was drmanded BY the audience.
when this gentleman ssos 40 excellent
piece entitled Singular Dreams. Next came
. comic song, entitled ''The Singin' Skswi,t
BY Mrs. Wineor, Mics Henderson, Meesrs.
Boynton and Boics, which bad to be re-
psa,sd over again 10 order to satisfy the
audience. II was not only exceedingly
comicAl 10 im wording but was 90 we'll exc
euted - TO create shouts Of laughter from
those present. Soug-Go Slow, by Mrs
Col Vera, was we'll done. Mrs. V. has .
. sweet voice. Duo, Sweet Zephyr, BY
Misses Buckley and HawIey. ended part
Gsss. This piece was well done, and the
With the exception Of lack Of
thorough cultivation Of the voice, should
sLsy continue to practice, will make good
singers.
Part second opsosd by aPisuo Solo, en-
titled Midsummer Night Dream, by Miss
was ~ aue q piece Vi music %
We ever heard Mics H. must certainly
take rank Q. no distant day among tho finest
piano players Of the country. Humorous
ChOius, Call John, was good. Duo Norma,
by MIS-. Csrmsn aod Miss Henderson, was
well exeucuted, and 10 fact cou,d not bs
improved. The singing Of these ladies 10
Ter above ths average OF smatusr perform/
srs They were encored snd sang u bssuti-
iul p iecs iuwhich harmony aud continent
. bleoded throughout, entitled ~ know
Bank where the Wild Thyme Blows -
SoIo-Scenes that are Brightsst, BY NJ iss
Hswley, was we'll rendered and brought
the house dowo TO that extent that encore
wal. demanded. Bsss solo BY Mr.. l. E. BIsk.,
brought down the house no tha.
30 encore was dsmaodsd Solo and Chnr,
Dreaming Ever Fondiy Dreaming, by Mrs..
Vera, assisted BY the c,ass, wss q very fine
piece Of music and we'll dooe on the part Of
the performers. Soprano Solo with Cornet
Oiigsto, by Mrs. Carmsn snd Mr. Boynton,
entitled the Hrrdsnsn's Mountain Horn,
was by far the finest piece Of the evening.
An encore called them out when Mrs. Q.
sang that beautiful piece-The Chalet
Horn, assisted BY Prot. Beynton on the corr
net. Onarlstts-The Sad Moments Of Part.
Jog, IVES well rendered. John Wsddsli
then sang the old time Scotch Song entitled,
Annie Laurie 10 snch goyd style as to call
bin out again, when hs Gang comic piece
whica created mach msrrimsnt. The per-
formAnce eodsd With o chorus.
We had almost forgot 10 mention that
Prof. Wilder. Of Bostsn, was present aud
ieot bis 6ns voice 10 aid Of the concert.
On the whole this was the best conc ert Of
the season aud the public were vol reward
ed In attsnding