The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-17
THE PEOPLE TO SING.
Programme for the P.-I. Con-
cert Tomorrow Night.
6ANpMAsTER WAcNER's LIST
From the Hundreds OF Requests Made
-signor De Csprio TO Play
sob, Promise Me-"
sAnDMAsTER wAcnER's LIs1

Following r. the programme Bandmaster
Wagner has made up for tomorrow
nights Observation-Disclosures concert from
the suggestions sent in by the people.
After 1t has been read It viii readily be
conceded that Mr. Wagner Is an artist
From the hundreds OF selections presented
70 him he has chosen a list that contains
something 10 please every one.
The opening march. High School Ca
dets." Is followed by a group OF jolly
college songs. Sig A. De Csprio win play
'Oh. Promise Me- on the baritone and
the first part will close with THE Star
Spangled Banner" The second part Is
commenced with the .Torchiight Dance"
and then comes the Pilgrims Chorus"
for which so many requests were sent In.
There Is The Darkys Dream, the
Spring Song" selections from bohemian
Girl" and number OF Southern meio-
dies.
The las. number Is Aud Lang syne.''
and here Is where the people will do
their part. As the hand starts the old.
well-known song. the audience VIII add
their voices 70 the music OF the ins.ru-
meafs, and the noise OF the brass should
be drowned in the volume OF sound swell
ing from thousand throass. Every6od
Is expected 10 sing and help raise the
grand chorus. You should bring good
throat WITH YOU SdIlrI1y nlklS.
IL has been said that last Saturday
nights Post-Inteiligencer concert was
the most successful one yet given The
one tomorrow night Is going to be bet
ter. Ii is not often that one has an oppor-
tt-nlty OF hearing whole street fun OF
people singing together 1t viii be worth
coming out TO hear. Then there are so
many favorites on the programme. and
most of them favorites Of everybody that
4vxsrs aEr1na fsxUrs1
viii be out.
Following is the programme:
PART I.
March--"HIgh School Cadets. .Sousa
College Songs. Introducing "Upidee,
overf, ullaos sne Te,;; R @osss
a. Kathleen Mavourneen" ........ Crouch
baritone solo-@oh. Promise Ne.
Sic. K De caprio. ~
-Serenade" .-..... Schubert
A. MA Angelina" ...............-..- johnson
b. THE Star Spangled Banner"
PART ii.
a. Pilgrims Chorus" from Tam
:: the parky's Dream" I LANSING
spring Song .,,. ; Clip; Mendeif r,oisa
introaaStnT II Dreamt Dweit
I'm Marble Halls" THE Heart
Bowed Down." Then You'll Re-
member Ne" spd others.
a. MISUNDERSTANDING Rusticana"
b. .,soushsrn Melodies .......... Conterno
In'roduslng MASH. .:e't IN r shs Cold
Home" Dixie etc.
AUD Lang Syne' ..............s.... Burns
Everybody sing:
Should aud acquaintance Re forgot.
Ard never brought 20 mini
should aud acquaintance be forgot
And Gays o. lang synes
chorus-For aud lang syne. my dear.
For suid lang syne,
Well take a CUP o Kindness yet.
For aud lang syne.
We iva hae rim about the braes.
And pu'd the gowans nne:
But we've wandered mony q weary foot
sin aula lang syne-
We iva Aas PaIdI't IN ( The The burn.
Bot seas between Us braid hae roared
Sin aud lang syne-
Az a. ss re-. hand Ssnd my t irhs hef
And vel TAX a right glid wtilie-waught
For aud lang svne-
And surely ven be your plnt-stown
And surely I'll be mine:
And well TAX cup o. kindness yet
For aud lang Syne.
DIME.
I wish was IN de land Of cotton,
Old times dar am not forgotten:
IN nixie's land whar was Dawn IN.
Early on a frosty nSawnln.
old mi.sus marry WIZ Dc wesber.
VIII he was q say aeeeaber.
When he pat his arm around her.
re looked as fierce as forty-pounder.
Ills face was as sharp as butchers elea-
ber
But DAT didn't seem 90 grieh her;
VIII ran away. ustssus took a decline.
Her face vas de color Oh de bacon rine.
While mlssus libbed she ilbhei In clober,
when she died she died all ober:
How could she act the foolish part
And marry a man 10 broke her hearth
Ruekwheat cake ana esvn-meal batter
Makes YOU fat or little fattsr.
Here's a heath 20 de mex ole msssus,
An all &c gals da1 wants 20 kiss us
Now Il YOU want 10 dglhe away sorrow
Come an hear ais song tomorrow.
Den hoe IL down aaa scratch de grahbie.
To plxle's land I'm bound 10 trabhle.
CHORUS.
I wish I was In Dixie. hooray, hoorayl
In Dixie's land
Wen take our stand.
Te I've an die IN Dixie:
Away. away, away down Seuf in Dixie:
Away, away. away down Souf in Dixie.
Dan Emmett