Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-10-28
PERSONAL COMMENTS
Concerning the Members of the Schiller
Quartette. Which Will Appear at the
Grand Tomorrow Night.

The verdic: is unanimous that
Senior Gonzalez is one of the best
tenors ever heard in Toronto. Mail
and Empire, Toronto.
Senio, Gonzalez is, without doubt,
the greatest lyric tenor in America
at the present time. Harry Eberly,
Los Angeles. Cal.
Mr.. Paterson, the well-known tenor,
sang L'Espoir's new song with won
derful success. his voice being excep-
tionaily strong and his tones even. -
The Chicago Chronicle.
Mr.. Guy F. Evans has long been a
favorite, and has delighted Coast"
audiences many times with his rich
baritone voice. -Portland Oregonian.
Mr.. Evans possesses very fine bari
tone voice and his singing was very
much enjoyed Mortified, Mimi,
News.
Mr.. Butterworth's bass was the
grandest ever heard in this section.
His tones are profound. musical and
rnder wonderful control. Dublin, Ga.
Courier Dispatch
Mr.. Butterworth, with his marvel
Gus bass voice. completely captivated
the audience and he was recalled again
and again. Monmouth, ILL.,, Evening
Gazette.
The fine musical program was great
ly enhanced by the selections of Miss
Wallace. reader. Refined, cultured
and winning. she at once gained the
approval of the audience. Her rendi-
tion of 1.-THE Lost Word" by Van
Dyke. was particularly fine. Rock
vile, Ind. Republican.
The concert given by the Schiller
Male Quartet surpassed everyone's ex-
pectations. The work was excellent.
Rockford Register. Gazette.
The musicale at the Indiana Club
by the Schiller Male Quartet was one
of the pleasant events given in
musical circles this season. The sing
ers gave remarkable performance,
the color blending of the tones being
perfect. South Bend Tribune.
No better quartet visited this city,
and it is safe to say that no quartet
| on the road today gives more general
satisfaction. Their program was we'll
selected and perfectly rendered. The
audience was captured by the first
number. and repeated encores were re-
sponded to with apparent pleasure by
the quartet. Rockville Republican.
The concert given by the Schiller
Male Quartet was delightful musical
treat. We have heard many such con-
certs. but never one better than this.
The Schillers take first rank. Clear
Lake Algona District Methodist
The single announcement that the
Schiller Male Quartet would sing
packed the auditorium to the doors.
The work of the Quartet proved to be
of the highest order. Davenport
Times.
En- ioyable concert. A we'll filled
house greeted the Schiller Male Quar-
tet of Chicago, in fact every seat in
the auditorium was filled and chairs
had to be placed in the aisles to &C.
commodate others. They came herald
ed as artists and they well sustained
their reputation. The best must cal
treat over enjoyed here. Marquette
Daily Mining Journal.
Lovers OF good music and good read.
ing enjoyed rare treat in listening
to the Schiller Male Quartet and Miss
Marion: wallace Saturday evening. To
many it seemed the best entertainment
in Lawrence for many years. The
quartet numbers were especially good.
The voices were we'll balanced aud
people had the satisfaction of hearing
the words and knowing what they
were singing about Lawrence Times.