The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-18
Closing Uonccr, Of the Myers sisters.

StobfhS concert Oh the RRycfS SEStcTS.
A larger audience greeted this troupe at
the Opera House last evening than ON either
of the two preceding nights although the
rain fell in torrents most of the evening.
There is no question but that tho company
have awakened more enthusiasm in the
minds of our music-loving people than any
other troupe that has visited lis under like
circumstances. Their concerts have each
one been given under very adverse circum-
stances, and the audiences on that account
have been quite small. but should they
ever visit lis again they may rely upon n
rousing welcome. The programme for
last evening was as follows:
PART FIRST.
Piano Solo, "sprlng Dawn" (Nlazourka) Mason
A Taylor.
ChOruS-"CrOwnCd with the Tempest ,Ernanl
company.
Ducll-" EXCELSIOR ............. BaliC
MessrS King and Luca.
Baritone SOlO-'Icoman's Wedding song.
ponlatoWs!d
song-"Prcpare Me-" jubilee
Company
Cayltinl---Soprano Solo-"Traylala," .... Verdi
Miss Anna Madah Flyers.
Quartctc "SyCcuy! softly !'........,....Biiag
company.
PART SECOND.
Piano olo--"Galop di Concert. ......, Schulhon
\ Taylor
QuGrtctte- correcting to SPRING. ... Strauss
(By particular reQuesO Company.
Tenor SOlO-"SWcct Forms, .,........ Wallace
W King.
Song --"G'wlnc to ride up in the Chariot" ......
Company.
Contralto solo-"Non ever. Mattel
Miss Emma Louisa Flyers.
Quarteitc- Flnalc---"SWect ana Low
company.
The selections given were nearly every
one of high order of music, while each
number did not fail to touch the heart and
awaken the enthusiasm Of the listener.
The troupe were received in the same
tlattering manner rs on the second evening
and nearly every member was loudly en-
corcd.
Miss Anna Won golden opinions by her
unequalcd rendition of the cayatina from
"Travlata, and in response to the encore
sang sweetly Il don't mean keep single ="
Her wonderful voice was heard to fine adj
vantage in the quartcttcs, each one The
Duet of Excelsior was Given with the
same superb effect rs on the evening pre-
vious and WAS honored with an encore to
which they responded by bowling. Mr..
King sung with his own accustomed
sweetness in his solo, and for an encore
rendered the charming Queen of the
Night in admirable style. Mr.. Lucas
voice was well adapted to Ills solo on this
occasion, which he rendered with much
cclGt. Miss Emma received an encore in
her solo and sang the ballad 'tRiding on a
load of hay"
The chOruses and quartettos were all ex-
traordinarly fine and gave unbounded sat
isfaction. The magnificent solo, Grown
ed with the Tempest" was splenddly sung
by Mr.. Luca and the chorus well rendered
1t received an cmcoyo and the company
gave the quartettc, "Thc Sea hath its
Pearls" by Pinsut. The song =" Prepare
Me" was followed by another jubilee On
traction, go down, Moses" and the
Correcting to Spring" which was likewise
complmented, was followed by Nobody
knows. The remaining jubilee song was
supplemented by " I'm rolling, and the
double enc0ro by "Old Folks at Home"
We bespeak for the company, for the
not far distant future, the fame and ac-
acknowledgements which they so richly de-
serve. The manager, Mr. S. b. Flyers,
has labored with untiring zeal in bringing
the troupe before the public, and we hope
he may be rewarded by the fulfillment of
his most sanguine expectations.