The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-20
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
EXERCISES OF THE PRIMARY AND
INTERMEDIARY GLASSES
At the Memphis Theater Last Even.
fng-An EXCELLENT Programme
SuccessfuIly Rendered.

Leubrie's Tbeater was filed nearly
to its full capacity at O'Clock yester-
day afternoon by the patrons aud
friends Of the Christian Brothers Col
leRe to witness the exercises OF the
intermediate, preparatory and primary
classes.
THE want OF light in the the alter ex-
cited much comment, and was not uI :
dsrstoo1 u ntil the pres dent announct d
that the employees Of the thestsr had
refused to light up the theater, and
had neglected other duties which had
caused great Inconvenience, and that
the want CT light would necessitate
the omission Of several orchestra
pieces. The president explained that
this was the third time In fifteen years
that the employees Of the theater had
acted in this manner, and that on
former occasions there had been grcss
rudeness on their part. The following
programme was nearly all carried out !;
roduction-Mountain Belle March,
College Band
Declamst Misplaced Men. ........ Paul Kay
Concert RecitatiOn-Anvil Chorus,
DoolamatiOn-Tho Puzzled Census Take,
Music-Piano--H Heather Rose, LanEe.
Julius LOwenstine
DeclamatiOn-;LOOk AlOft"T; Vincent Garyin
Music-SimpIette;.;. ;.;...;"Enth Music Glass
kecitation-Tho cObbler's sec5sti - Mai,
Concert ecitation-what the Ems zines Said.
Third Preparatory Glass
Defamation "A Tragic story, :,
Music-FcdOra Waltz, Buc9iCsse,
DSclamatiOn-Giv the Little Boys Chance,
The Charco' Man "a. Third Preparatory Glass
Recitation-llow Cyrus Laid the Gable,
Music-Piano- Greetings to Morn, LsnGe,
George FOssick
Defamation Civil war........Oharies Floyd
A Declaration-Whe We Shall Be Men,
CHARLES Speed, Ed. Harrington
land First Preparatory Glass.
Joseph Ennis
Seoond Music Glass aud Orchestra
ation-Rtg ulus to the Roman Senate,
Owen Lilly
Meeting Of Fitz James and Roderick Dhu,
Charles Flannery
Music-,Piano-S onatine, schmitt-Duet,
George Schulze and Isidore Fuchs
Ride Of Collins Graves.".......; George Fossick
Pulaski's Banner. .............., Harry Fransioh
Music-Drowsy Polka. Third Music Glass
Dream OF Col Thomas Mcgeoy
Conquered At ri,1 Thomas Lilly
sic-Traumbilder, Fantasia, Lambge,
RecitatiOn-Ths ApOthOoAry,
Tho Brigade at Fontsnoy..... Joseph Martin
Muhc-Piano-Pe Of Foam,
isdore Fuchs
DOclAmatiOn-Tho POliceman'S Story.
James Canale
A Tale of the Danish InvasiOn..
MuSic-Java and Rocky Mountain March,
Fourth Music Glass
Harry Hossen
samson ;;..;;,.....;;,;;:...........ThOmas luther
Second Music Glass and Orchestra
Anecdoto-Stubb's Leg-....C Conrad Bolliuger
Humbug Patriotism. ..... 500. Daniel X. Grace
AuSie-LA sOuveraine' HoTr% nI,. o........
The Hungry Boarder. Richard Smiddy
Robert RinEwald
Hnale-RotellA March College Band
The music by the younger boys was
as good as could have been expected
from pupils but a short time under
instruction. That rendered by the
orchestra, the fist and second classes
and the band was remarkably good
and rather above the average for such
young ANA eurs. Unfortunately too
much time was consumed in tuning
aud preparing, which proved some.
what tedious. Taken on the whole,
the performances, whether on the
violin, hute, piano or BAGS instru-
ments, were surprisingly good, and
indicate great taste aud talent on the
part of the puSils and CAREFUL instruc-
ton on the part Of the teachere.
The appearance and good behavior
OF the boys were universally COM
mented upon. The concert Rotations,
declarations, ETC., were In some in
stances Of very superior merit. Sew
eral Of the DISCLAIMERS made Their first
On this occasion, aud IL is
worthy Of remark that among 30 many
there wa not even one failure. The
entertainment will long be Iemem.
bered by all who had the pleasure OF
enjoying it,