The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-10
CONCERT LAST NIGHT
Miss Willie Shoots Music School
Closes for Season.
A Large Crowd at Stokes Hall Is Pleas
antly Entertained.
RUDE BEHAVIOR BY TICKLE DUDES

The Policemen Should Have Arrested the
I~mpudent Little Brats and Put
EN- on Ice or in Jail.
With commencement after commence
ment and concert after concert following
fast upOn the heels Of each other, it
would seem as though people would have
grown tired-that the public would have
been surfeited with this particular style
of entertainment.
That such was not the case, however,
was strikingly evident in the crowd which
filled the hall last night, long before the
hour appointed, in response to Miss
Shoots invitation to attend this, her
second public concert since the opening
of her music school in Durham last Sep
TENDER. Not only was the building
packed, gallery and all, but many were
turned away who could not gain an en-
trance.
There was only one thing to mar the
enjoyment of the evening, and that was
the excessively rude behavior on the part
of a certain crowd of i'll bred boys, and
to their shame be it said, some i'll bred
girls too, having no appreciation of any
thing approaching culture themselves,
were determined that 10 one else should
hear any part of what was going on on
the stage. 1t was more than once sug-
gested that the police be called in, and
these gay and festive young %ruffians be
compelled either to behave decently or to
get out.
The programme, what could be heard
of it, was as follows:
Overture, g pianos, Poet and Peasant
Misses X. Carlton, b. O'Briant, N. Bernard, B.
Tomlinson, N. Rawls, N. Watts.
Piano Solo, Gal unisono), ''Marguerita Polka
Mazurka," f. Christian, J. HowertOn, L.
Hutchings.
Waltz, "Op. II, No. g." E. Buchanan, P. Black
wood, N. Rawls.
Duet. Little Study" Lille Christian and
Dolly Smoot.
''Rhapsodie Hungroise No. - Miss Willie
SmOOt.
"Minuet," g pianos, B. O'Briant, N. Watts,
6. Bradshcr.
Vocal Solo, Take Me, Jamie Dear" Miss
Minnie Happier.
Sextette, THE Friends J. HOwertOn, I.
Cooper. b.. Steed, E. Buchanan, E. Christian,
l.. Hutchings.
Piano Solo, a "KamennOi-O strow. - b Inter
mezzO Schurzoso,' Miss Kempie Carlton.
The Little Drummers,'' l.. H~utchings, X.
Johnson, B.. Whitfield. V. Norton, Mary John
son. L. Christian, Dolly SmoOt, A.. Lewis.
"Andante from Surprise Symphony" B.
Whitrcd, X Johnson. v. Norton.
Scxtette, Danes de Seville" n. Bernard,
N. RawIs, A. O'Briant, b. McClees. f.. Chris
tian, L. Buchanan.
PAR II.
Quintettc, "Tannhauser," G.. Bradsher, M.
Happier, X. Carlton, p. Blackwood, w. Smoot.
Quartette, Mammals Waltz Misses X.
Johnson, V. Norton, Il. Whitfield, NJ. Johnson.
Quartette, "Papa's Waltz" Masters Lewis
Cooper, G. BowertOn. A. Christian, J. Hover
ton.
Vocal Solo, "Swab'an Maiden" G erman
Song Miss BERTHE TOmlinson.
Piano Solo. Familiar Tune" n. Rawls, J.
Bradsher, N. Watts.
Chorus. Dutch Dolls Vocal Glass.
Piano Solo, 'Galop Burlesque," Miss Lucy
"%Staunton March," b.. McClees, p. Black
wood, j. BradSher.
Recitation, Arthur SmoOt.
'Invitatione a la Valse," n. Watts, n. Ber-
nard, X. Carlton.
Vocal Duet. 1.-The Hunters Song" Misses NJ.
Happier and b. Tomlinson.
Sextette, Electric Flash" a. O'Briant, G.
Bradsher. N. Happier, b. Tomlinson. X. Carl
ton, ID. Blackwood.
Miss Bertha Bradsher also gave a reel.
tation that was much complimented, and
Mr.. Butner, of Salem, a flute solo. which
was very fine. Miss Shoots playing was
brilliant, and the pupils acquitted them
selves with much credit.
Mr.. Will Willard, who read announce.
ments and made himself otherwise USE
full, contributed to the success of the en-
t~ertainment, which is regarded by all as
one Of the most enjoyable of the season.
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