Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11
CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL soLolsrs,

Myron w. whitney, Theodcfs Tro'df,
Aionso f. stoddard, Miss cfsheh' Miss
Hetiich and MRS. Lawson.
In addition to Frau Lehman, Mime.
y.Ia. nd M, Ilovd tho C;nc,nn,t; Af,s,o.
ai association mas ehsaseo SIX otner SOLO
lists, who, with the chorus OF 600. the Or
chestra of more than 100, and the grand
organ. form an unprecedsnted musical com-
h,n.,;,n
o'."'-
lne roun1s oI applause Which always
greet MT; WhitIeys apPesrAnce on Tue
Stage Oh MUSIC haii' nave oecome matters
OF Festival his'ory. No may ies''TaI "oula
seem comprise TInou. nun. nc nas sung
81 eseiy ,eet''a, eAo1p'. ho s, mnen
T.A SUaia nuou .nie 'no io'' - on' VI 'ne siea'
Nienha ulo' -
,,,s Amerlcais arc spt 70 iorset .hal
hitneys ,epata.ion u, Is qui'e as Ereal IN
Eneian1 las ss ~ 'n,S 60 eounuy. i9 lnis con
nec.ion ies ono VI 'n1 pIeA'Hn ,I .ea'u,es y,
.he p'esen' Iesuvai. w maen n,.ney heaIo
Una. h.oyo was ensaeesto M .ne lsS'isal, ne
"to.o W :. S,,un.s a o uo ooaiu' SANS
ah ue.,s W neM ana. ~, you l's,, nasT Sc 80,
SurSu 81 L'oyu' na'o sung oi'en Will nm =,
M, III Ess.nnu .s,' nc - ooi.a iS ~,
nus ~ WI. inees y. 'ne s'aso y. uso sa.'.' u"s
.h ~ o1,uo 0on aon %i. VI sno ntos. .o, y,
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anu sM ssI VI = Sa,ius.s no
trsa d,.na WIZ nave tpa ss 'ss ca
mnrId s;iI as.;n io,n ,hair ot,T ,upot,,, vo;oas ~
y, ~, IL, Ill 81 ~ S O.," ''1' '''o'
NJ ohno IT,. IA, 20, .o,s;.,a
t,,1 rs,narnh,. noa Nv, ,he ,.,rons ~ the Cir
a;no.i sa.,i',.I. ~ ~ p,. sao y, ~. " a,,,.a
ths Wo.s;sh =, Mnsio Hi, nr ,ha r';ght of
nsosn,hsr o. 1881 pstnr. th.t vas. .,di.
enca r.isad 70 the highest Mitch ~ aYnac-
t.t;on he hsIS his orn oa.inst pat,; g.
md Wbitnav Tb.t wsS hi. srs, .nna.r
.nca with the Fas,,vsI Chorn. q sa
cnralv njd he sstshIish his ,ann,st;on than
s;rno, ~ 20 ,s',.o ,,.;a s .up'"on S ~ s.s sno
and Artistic mstbods ~ tb., ba
has ever aimee been In demand for
the reoniraments of the Fa.tiv.I wo,L ond
q slwsys heard With n,sssnra Whsrayar
the hest performances M orstorio ia ess.vad
w ,atber In Roston New yort Cbicsgo a,
.t the Nav Festiv.,. NJ Toa,, is Sonnd
His Istest success was A. The recent Worcas.
ter Mnsic FestivsI vbera 10 nsa The Ian
pnave of Mr. Krehbiel musical cr;tic of the
New York Tr,bun, in his disnatcb 10 that
naner. "Mr Toedt not onlv hora off the
honors of the evening. bnt sang with eY-
onisite finisb Of stvIs and IoveIiness of san-
timent.n
Mr.. Alopzo r. Stodd.rd Ia ono
of the three New FbgIapders
VINO aIe 90 contribute their aid
to the srsti,.ic side Of the Cincinnati can
tenniaI festiyaI His first imnortsnt on
rapemsnt vas with the Albeit onara com
many wears ago. Since then he has steadily
advanced bjs professional standing hv
means of faithful studv and copsteDi cni-
ture of . naturally fine voice nntiI he IA
TODAY recognized a the most accomnlished
American baritone. and as sucb was called
by the festival hoard To take The irving
mart of the Narrator in Rublnstein,s ..Para.
disc LOST
Miss Emm. Cranch Miss Eliz.he.b Het-
lich Mrs. Corinne Moora-T.r.,. Tho
call for ..IocaI taIentr is never ovsr-iootad
by The members of the MAY Festival While
II is their object TO secure Of these ceiehra.
tions the greatest singers NJ the world thsv
do not neglect to avail themselves of afyi.
Gent material that NAV he found at home
The Iist ia headed nv Miss Crsncb vino
has dome so mucb in former vears IN make
the work of the Committed a snccess She
has snng at every festival bnt one and Al.
wavs ,ccentsbIv' mora tborongb faith
fpI conscientions and modest ar,ist nave,
lived Mr. Tbomss has entrusted IN her
from festival 10 Festival some M the most
irving parts. Miss Cranch enioved the
verv hest Euronean training ana hefore