The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-13
MUSIC ANo DRAMA

/ Those who are thinking OF buying sea-
/ son tickets for the course OF entertain
ments will do well TO reserve Their seats
at once. as they are gosng very rapidly.
Never was there a course 50 popular and
! never did plan work - nicely as has
that OF reserving the seats Tor the entire
season at the beginning. See eighth page
for list OF talent.
The Temple Quartette OF Boston Is un-
duestionably at the head OF American
male Quartctres. the best ia the world
or all similar organizations II - the best
known and most popular throughout tho
entire country. and this statement IN no
wise dlsparages the hne work OF several
well known and justly popular quaTtettss.
The Temples are veteran organization.
the oldest IN the country. and thu high
standard they set for themselves az frat
has never been lowered. The club is to-
day prepared 70 do the best work Of rs
career and will retain is high position IN
popular favor
Their reader for the present season Is
Miss Elvie Everett Burnett TIE Temple
Quartere have always been noted FOR
presenting readers % exceptional excel
lence; many Of them have since become
famous on stage and platform. Miss Bur
nett. the newcomer. will share IN the sue
cesses Of her predecessors. She has great
personal ma gnetlsun. much charm Of form
and feature. a true artistic eplrir, - equal
~ az home IN patno= and comedy. and
presenting a program OF fresh. unhack-
neyed selections. cannot fan Of establish
ing herself a. the oursst a. a reader Of
exceptional qualifications.
Never has a duzrtette been heard in
this city that has done such artistic work
in ensemble work and which has pleased
an audience az did the Temple ouartet,s
OF Boston az the opera house Saturday
night The attraction was the second IN
the now famous Y. VI. c. A. ooursa and
the Sarge sale % the course tickets made
81 a foregone conclusion that the auoisncs
would be limited only by the capacity Of
the house.
The auartstte from tts first app>arascs
n Dudley Books Hark. the Trumpet
was on the top wave q popular enthusi-
aenn. and was compelled 10 respond again
and again to encercs. The s0i1asts u
the quartette are Messrs Buck. Br1cs
and willard and while their work - pr
haps not 80 noticeable singiy - IN tho
QuaTtette selections. they proved them
selves poesesssd OF splendid voices Ths
voice Of The bseso was IN particular mat
re1rarkah bic '-Rockfora QuD Gazette.
Jan .. 1851.
Greeted ~ an a1dierc- that fsief A.
sernBIy ball 20 is utmost capacity. The
Temple ou2rtetts OF Bo-on. Mass. Was
rendered the most enthusiastic reception
Jet given any % ere ezcsesaf aftractsoas
that have appeared on be ChaRrin co-srss
r. past yea-a, a. they rave tss closing
number ~ this saaspu's CrzZrio E4Uf
lecture co1rse fast 81 tur6ay evening
The Tempe Qusrfetts Concsrt CON-
-sny s. Acknowledge 20 be fhe beaf IN
me x0r.i. and giih &essrs Bullock sd
willard. VINO took fhe p3sc~s left vacant
~ &sszre. spear ard Merrill mere =
market Improvement pa enc singing Hncs
heir sppeaTaaos arrs iast seAzon.
From the opening number - - pro-
tram u tho espss tas Tsugfcs s~rs sivsa
walton OTTER ovation. and aithoaEa 'en
,urrsDess we're on she program the oefn-
sauy resposdea 81 - macy sacorss that
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