The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-02-07
D LEAF THURSDAY. FEBRUARY :. 1895
50 She

"She"
\ Y. Parsons magnificent scenic
production She will be the attrac-
ton at Burwell Opera House, Feb.
18th. She" made a decided hit during
be presented by the same company
which made the play there so popular
and artistic a success. The story of
''She" is that Of Rider Haggard's
.:queen OF the land Of ANA Hagoar'' a
war-like race Of swarthy cannibals
whose territory was confined within
the crater Of an extinct volcano To-
Gated in al unexplored section of
of Darkest Africa.' Among the
many interesting scenes, and strange
mechanical effects, are the Imperial
city of kor, by moonlight, a volcano
in full eruption, the Swamp OF Of Fan
zibar, a revolving pillar of fire, wierd
hot-pot dance, an electrical grotte. and
a strong feature Of the production will
be the striking and novel specalties in
troduced during the giving of the play.
She is drama, powerfully dramatic
and is gorgeous scenically.
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Sept 6, 1894.
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A Fine Entertainment.
The richest entertainment Of its
kind Henderson audience has had
the pleasure of enjoying lately, was
that given by the Cleo, Mandolin and
Guitar Clubs Of the University of
North Carolina, in the auditorium of
the Y. NJ. G. \. Last Thursday even
ing. An attractive programme had
been provided and each number was
exceedingly well rendered. The
young gentlemen, fine looking, manly
body Of students numbering about IS,
acquitted themselves in a manner to
win the applause and make warm
friends CT the cultivated and critical
audience whose good fortune it was to
see and hear them. Rarely have we
seen more appreciatiye and thorough
ly well pleased audience. Each selec-
ton was generously applaud ed and the
young gentlemen were obliged to re-
spond to an en- core every time they APP
peared on the stage. This is sufficient
evidence Of the merit of the enter
tainment and the appreciation shown
for the efforts eff the Club. We are
glad Henderson was included in the
Glee Clubs list Of appointments and
shall welcome their return at any time
they may pay us another visit. AS it
IS impossible to speak of each member
and number separately we publish the
" statl'' and program Of the Club, IS
follows:
GLEE CLUB
Musical Director, Prof. X. P. Har-
rington, Leader, Darius Eatman.
First Teuor-E. S. Askew, J. II.
bdibSCiHClu. q. u. 1ASilL. ~. W.
Mangum. Second Tenor-Darius Eat
man, Harry Howell, r. Z. Kearney.
W r. W ebb, Jr. First Bass-A. B.
Harrell, Dudley Lindsey, z. W. Nc
Mullan, J. L. Patterson. Second
Bass-F. F. Bahnson, J. l.. Everett,
G. NJ. McCorkle, B. E. Stanly.
MANDOLIN CLUB.
L. NJ. Bristol, Leader. First Man
dolin-L. NJ. Bristol. II. 5. Lake. G..
r. Dey. Second Mandolin-C. r.
Emry, r. f. Kearney. Guitar-P. j.
Thomas, J. b. Lindsey. Jr., G. S.
Wills. Niolin-W. S. Myers. Man
dola-D. f. Nicholson.
BANJO CLUB.
II. S. Lake, Leader. First Banjo
II. S. Lake. c. r. Emry. Second
Baujo-A. W. Mangum. Guitar-P.
j. Thomas, j. B. Lindsey, Jr.
PARTI.
i. U. N. G. Medley K.P.H.
The Glee and Mondolin Clubs.
.. The Three Glasses, Fisher.
The Glee Club.
3. Sleigh Ride Galop, Initiative,
Louis TOcaben.
The Mandolin Club.
4. a Catastrophe, Spragne.
The Glpe Club.
5. White Star Line March,
Brooks and Denton.
The Banjo Club
6. The Wandering Singers Patrol,
The Giee Club.
7. Roses and Thorns Schottsch
Arr. by q. W. Persley
The Mandolin CLUB.
PART II.
/. Mutt d Amour, Oh. Ora ziani- Walter
The Mandolin Club.
2. The Sweet Tum Tum, Newcomb.
The Glee Club.
3. Weber Mazurka
The Banjo Club.
4. Cradle Song, Harrington.
5. AndaluSia Waltz. Chas LIE Thielp.
The Mandolin Club
8. Patriotic Potpourri, Anon.
The Glee and Mandolin Clubs.
Closing Sale.
You can buy Millinery at Your own
price from now on; hats from sets up