The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

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Miss YlFgle Helm, whom all know but /,
love, Gang bright polka song that de
mands more than ordinary ability add ere
sutton. She has a clear, flexible, soprano
voice, aud surprised her many friends by
her really doe performance. In answer u
vigorous encore she sang "O.d k,ntuoky
! Home IA exquisite style.
N les Oppenheimers waltz song was beau
| tiihlly sung, This young lady has n very
sweet aud taking voice, which added o. ser
exceedingly unaffected aud pleasant man
ner always makes her fsvorlte,
Mrs, Oapwell sang ths very odd and
bright song rom Carmen" Ia her own
happy style, aud was compelled 20 return
20 the stage Hnd how observation-disclosures
for the encore demanded.
MIR King hssstArltore voice ofgood quail
iiy and sang bis selection with iasie and
spirit Messrs. Eisenlohr ana BECK sang
their duet with good effect, Their voices
we're held well together and brought out
the meaning OF Longiell0u's beautiful
poem IN Hach manner ~ % call forth
merted applause.
The reciiations of the evening were
by Mihs Arwine, Mrs capwsll,
and hisses Collier snd Fsndrich.
Mrs Arwine has = voice Of good com.
pass, well under control, dNtinct enuuoia.
ton, and ovidrntly Ia no poyics In her ar.
Her srlcolionb were Of such character ~
TO bring out her powers OF portray ing the
various emotions Of the human miud.
and she showed her rbility % seize the
advantages the compositions gave her, In
addition % she numbers on the
Programme, she rocited ny nquett
"Dai.y's Faith, - in which her inrenuous.
nesa and baby tAig" wern delightful Mrs.
Al a.
ished reader are known 10 tlis entire oOm-
munitY, aud SHE never undertakes a rem.
dition that she does not score "a complete
success. Added II her abilities is rare
readiness to freely hssist on all Occaei0us
whether FOR ours aociAhiliiy, Va the cauge
Of oheTit7 or Tor the public veal
MisH Collier mas fine clear voice, snd
made = marked Impression by the well
studied reniitions ofh'r 1umbor.
Mias Fandrich kept tho audience 10
roar OF laughter by her very realistic de-
scription Of The man who SLOWED bis
wife TO outstrip him In the preparation to
catch a train
We must compliment the Moine Bros. or.
chsstra on their constant improvement
Dallas Ia justly.prond Of her local talent In
every department., aud the conscientious
work done by this orchestra deserves 70 OK.
al ion.
Following Vas the programme;
J, Owe tufc, Rose Naidon, ............ tJwen
Meino Brothers Orchestra.
2. Chorus. "Greon Vsc." from the Rose Maiden
. Baritone Solo warrior PNld" ........ A ans
Mr. g KIM
4 Recitation, The Fail ~ pcmbcr'Op MIL.
Miss Lena Arwius.
5 C,vatlna, CAstl Diva ........... Bellinl
Miss Mlsa Wolf
G. Recitation, How Ruby Played.
Mr.. G A. Capwell |
= Polka Song, Ny Heart with JOY Is B)nndIng,
Al6ry.
Miss vlrgle Holm.
FART n.
|, Overture, ..........Me' ID others Orchestra |
2 wallis Song Come Where tho Bros Sing |
Stewart 49,. Miss Emma Opcnhelm
3. Recitation Revolutionary Rising, Miss Collier |
4. Soprano Solo Love Is a Wild Bir',
Carmen D.. Bizet.
Mrs, e. A. Cspwell
5. Re itat,oD, Too Late for the rran
Miss Ella Fentrich |
g. Duett, Excelsior ..,........ .,.,., Balto |
Massrs Eisen0hr ami Beck
7. Recitation, The Gamblers VIE.
"A new version, written expressly for Miss Lena |
Arwlncl.
Miss Lena ATwnic |
s. Wedding Chorus. From the Rose Maiden. |