The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

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evening ana 10 sa,. ! wac ,,,ir,riaed would
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as Jolly Rohbors" overture Csunpe)
ana 'Iuetsuicl' RolD were admirably
| Interpreted and at a marvellous tomDo.
selections from 'Faust." ell Trovatore."
bohemian Girl" and other grand operas
were rendered with touching expression.
while marches. waItzes. and light music
were PLAYED in a style that was quite
! refreshing
THE DiHi'I"h'
Mr Samuel r. 'ro"der IS me Director
! o. tie CLUB. lie has quite ielN'auoh
| as "a finished musician, ana ia 81 master
/ of his faVor'e Instrument 'ne GUITAR
! lie has rendered splos ON That ina liument
! at many entertainments given ln thl5
city ny local talent. and is invariably
the recipient Of vociferols applause. Dir.
Cr0wder uses a twclye-string guitar or
enormous proportions when playing with
the club, and the effect produced 10y this
in -trument is wonderful.
he also performs ON many othor musi-
cal instruments, IS am able olec1ician' am
inventor of some note ana .nH-al am dii-
around genus. Much OF inc success or
tho old Dominion SeAtetie IS cue 10 his
efforts.
Mr.. John tclnhardt Us a son Or MT.
Ja,jb fcinhardt, the Wcil-known COM
poser. lie plays first mandolin with the
sextette. and is a. shilful performer on
that instrument. bis execution being re-
markaDle. Ine 'Aost aiinc"t movements
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1rr Jobn T. Tanner also nlavs a~st
mandolin and 10 noted for his remark
aka sustained toneo-q ver,, dieicnlt
,.ioht-hand movement (which ,orv TOW
mandolin newcomers attain with any de-
Gree of uerfection Air. Tanner is "A man
dolin soiois- i'm every sense 5f the word
having devoted much time ana Study to
that instrlmert. ana any ono bearfn, his
performances win observe that his efforts
have NOT locn i'm vain lie fs = SON Of
CoI YIN T. Tanner who 90 alu,a,,s nre-
sent at fbo clt,f,q raheareals "a ON in
ferastc1 listener
Mr. W paoinald yvall-cr Who ,,lo,e
fine second mandolin ie ale, ,goll onr
rav,rahiv known M Tho o,e,ois+ ~ 1o,l.
Place NJ. L.. church. lie is a musician
of fine ability Much Of tho beauty Of
many selections depends upon the "con-
tra-melody of the second mandolin, and
TIE SoXtctte is TO DE congratulated on
having so finished performer as Mr..
Walker to assume this difficult part.
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eis'nIf H. H. AR. rogers plays the
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or a concert 10 Do gwen oy inc SeA'ette
at an carry u"ie.
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