People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-08
A uKANU IKEAT.
The Large Auditorium Crowded to Its Fullest
Capaeity-The World Renowned Yav
Concert Company,

Concert Company.
Even those who heard Miss Yaw in
her first appearance 10 this city wei,
astOnlshed at the perfect rendition o.
saturday nights vocal selections. The
great audience which crowded th,
auditorium was held IN silence ant
amdzement by the perfect tones al
expression OF thls world renowned W.
cdilst. There has never been witness.
cd, 10 the auditorium, such an in.
mense, eager, enthusiastic crowd OI
Wellington people as Was there assem-
Died u hear the only eaUertainmen
to be given in This state. by one of III,
greatest, ii not the grta est. concer
company Ia tue United states. Iheu
|e.r not only Wtllng on pc pie, bu
rom AL our nelghborlug cities anu
Tue adjoining country. Utey came {,
ucdi ULe>e world renowned artists Ii
j. needless 10 Sl lndt not one In the
vast aS>emOl3ge OF listeners was DIS
appointed. ds Jheir expectations We,
nOle than reallZ, d. Miss Yaw Was il
me condition 81 slng, and she excel
cd IefSell aud charmed her audience
Oy the perfect melody Of her cultured
voice. Those wus failed To hea Mis-,
I dW, missed one Of the grandeSt mu-
seal treats II will ever be their OppOr-
tunlty 10 hear. She will possibly
never be heard again in the site o.
Kansas, as >he leaves next spring for
London and Paris. Wellington feels
ulghly complimented by her presence
as her only engagement IN the state.
and the only city Of It's size which will
ever be hOnOred by her appearance
Sue Will doubtless reap her final sue
cess IN the old country, and rise to tile
highest fame and greatest renOwn, as
vocalist, OF any one who has ever
lived. Our people will then indeed
pride themselves upon having heard
the greatest vocalist in the world in
our own city.
Macmillan Dick, the great violin
list, cannJt be praised too highly. The
execution of his violin selections was
something wonderful, and many Of
our competent judges of music say
him to be superior 10 many ways 10
any viOlinist they have ever heard
He was repeatedly encored by the
vast audience, showing Their appreci-
alton Of his able efforts. Mr.. Dick
made a great hit when he appeared
here first, but this his second appear.
ance has eXcelled his first IN the
minds of Wellington people. His
kind, jOvial nature when off the stage
lends a charm to the man which
makes his hearers his friends. Mr..
Dick made many friends both by bis
good nature, and by his extraordinary
musical ability.
Miss GeOrgiella Lay claims the ad-
miratiOn Of all musicians, as well as
the entire body of her hearers, as one
of the best pianiSts the werld of enter
talnment affords. Under her touch
the egant auditorium piano sent
forth tones which charmed the listen.
Ing ear Of that large audience and
hushed into silence every whisper and
diScOrdant sound. Her rendition
seemed to us perfect, and her hearers
showed their appreciation by enthuSi.
aStic encoreS. Miss Lay will sustain
her envlable reputation as a pianist
wherever she goes. As whole, there
never has been a company of any char.
acter in this city which gave such
universal satisfaction and made So
many friends here as did the celebrat.
ed Yaw concert cOmpany.-MaH.