The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-01
the CONCERTS AT TYBEE.
a BIg Line of Attractions on for This
Week.

Tybee Island and the other resorts had
big day yesterday. TIA spite Of the incie-
ment weather From 60 10 SO people
spent the Gay or a part OF fl on the ISL
and. and many were attracted 20 the Ty-
be- hotel by the excellent concert thar
was given in the large dining room in the
afternoon and at night.
The concerts We're in the hands Of an
excellent quartette Of artists. who gave
some Of the best entertainments that
Tybee has ever seen. The artists were
all heard in selections from grand opera
and the singing was much admired by
those who gathered IN the large dining
room to hear &c. The concert IS under the
management Of Mr.. Campobello. who has
made a reputation with grand opera and
who was in Atlanta Tor some time before
coming down 20 Tybee
The pianist Of the quartette. signor
Gore, interprets the most high class mu-
sicians with natural ease and grace.
His classic solos were much admired. He
also acts as accompanist for the singers.
Nile. Nice Moreska, the prima donna, has
a splendid voice, which she knows well
how TO use. She was heard in the after
noon ana last night in the Shadow Song.
selections from Carmen, Norma and the
Barber Of Seville, each Of which called
forth an encore and her duets with Signor
Aurich were among the brightest selec-
lions on the programme. Signor Aurich
is himself a noted artist, and his solos
were high class in every respect NJ
Campobello. who is in charge OF the en-
tertainment. is himself an artist Of no
little merit. and his place on the pro-
gramme always called for an excellent
solo from some well known composer
The concert as a whole IS an excellent
musical treat, which many will be glad 10
hear before Its season at the hotel closes.
Mr. Campobello Is talking Of giving con-
cert at one of the large halls in the city
some time during the next few days. and
If he does II will be one that is well worth
hearing. He has seen some of the musical
people Of the city. and has received some
encouragement in this direction.
Arrangements have just been made to
have vaudeville show at the Hotel Ty-
bee afternoon and night commencing
next Tuesday night. A stage is being
erected in the pavilion which will be 20
feet wide by Is feet deep. The people who
Will take part in this performance are now
on their way here from New York. They
are twelve in number, and are under the
management Of Ed II. Banker, himself
well-known character sketch artist. They
left New York on the Birmingham Satur-
day and VIII arrive here by Tuesday MORN
ing, in time to give the opening perform
ance that night.
The stage, which will be in the pavilion,
Is In full view from the piazza of the ho-
tel, and there will be no admission charg-
ed. The people composing the company
are musicians, character sketch artists,
monologue artists, jugglers and others, all
Of them being the best in their line that
could be secured in New York city. There
Will be performance afternoon and night
every day for two weeks, and under the
contract the artists can be kept for a
longer time II desirable.
The fourth of July at Tybee viii per-
haps be the greatest the island has ever
seen. Messrs. Bohan & COwan have made
arrangements to give a continuous. line
Of entertainments during the day, and il
is expected that there will be more peo-
pie on the island than there have been
on any day before. In the first place,
Mr.. CampobellO and his company of art
lists will give two magnificent concerts.
There will be two performances Of the
vaudeville troupe, with horse racing on
the beach in the afternoon and fireworks
at night. The races will include the best
stock obtainable in the city. There will
be three each of the best trotting and
running horses procurable, and the racing
Will be frst-class in every respect. The
fireworks will consist Of set pieces, rock
cts and bombs.