Barbour County index., 1903-02-18
NEXT ATTRACTION.
The Swiss Bell Ringers Come Next Friday,
February 10th.

AuC uoAt dICEdcCiOn OF tho lecture
course comes next Friday, February
Goth. 1t is the renowned Swiss Bell
Ringers. They certainly are an excel
lent number and will thoroughly enter
tain the audience. They not only play
the Swiss Bells, which make fine music,
but they skifully introduce banjo, man
dolin, guitar, saxophone and the latest
invention of aluminium chimes similar
to those introduced by Ritchie's enter
tainers. These novelties with sprink-
ling of vocal music and readings, give all
that can be desired by an audience.
The Asetceam Trio is very popular and
"ths aluminium chimes" are pronounced
by all who have seen and heard them to
be the greatest novelty in musical in
struments before the public. In De-
cember, 1901, they were at Hutchinson
and this is what the Daily News had to
say about them:
"Ths Methodist church was fillsd to
ovsrfowing last night to hear the con-
cert given by the Swiss Bell Ringers and
Asetcsam Trio. By some, the concert
was deemed the most popular number
of the course and if enthusiastic and
continued encores are decisive of it, then
it undoubtedly was, for every num-
Der called forth such appla use that re-
sponse was necessary, and at times
three or four. This company certainly
gives an interesting program, with suf-
ficient variety to it to please most any
taste. The Asetceam Trio was the fea-
ture of the evening""
Not quite year ago they were in Dan
vile, Virginia, and the Daily Register
made this report:
ga large and fashionable audience
greeted the Swiss Bell Ringers and the
Asetceam Trio at the Academy of Music
last night. The program consisted of
instrumental music on various instru-
ments, vocal solos and readings. Every
number was encored and throughout
the entire performance the people were
charmed with the efforts of the perform
ers. The playing of the "Holy City, on
the Aluminium Chimes was especially
good, and it called forth tumultuous ap-
plause. The entertainment was the last
of the Star Course series and it was evil
dently the best"
The New Orleans Picayune speaks of
Miss E. Louise Kienly's singing thus:
"E. Louise Kienly sang in sweet So
prano with magnificent pitch and true
melody two solos, and was cordially
greeted. Herirst song was MAY Morn
ing" and the second "Cupid Will
Guide" She was in excellent voice and
won many hearts"
The Index of Fairmont, W. Va, says:
"The readings by Hayes Greenawalt,
the talented reader and impersonator,
were fine. He has most pleasing ap-
pearance and his voice is rich and mus
ical.'
Daily Sun, Springfield, Ohio The
Asetceam Trio, composed of mandolin,
banjo and guitar players, is made up of
three of the best musicians to appear in
this city for some time, and each one is
an artist, playing everything from popu-
lar airs to the most difficult classical
music.
Daily Repository, Canton, O.:-The
trick banjo solo by Arthur Wells was q
novel feature which took we'll.
SPECIMEN PROGRAM
Part One
Swiss Bells-'Old Folks at Home Foster
Overture."Poet and Peasant" suppt
Mezzo Soprano Solo Selected
BLOUSE KIENLY.
Aluminium Chimes-"The Holy City" Adam!
saxophone and Piano-"Melody in F''
ARTHUR WELLS AND MISS SMITH. .
Reading-"Soul of the Violin Merrill
HAYES GREENAwALT.
Swiss Bells-'.The Wayside Chapel Wilson
Banjos-"LInfantaM March" Gregory
Intermission.
Part Two.
| Swiss Bells-"Traumerei" schumanr
Characteristic Patrol-"The Village Band"
Arthur Well
Limitation Of abe approach and passing
OF village band: Violin Mandolin. Gel
lo-Mandolin and Contra-B Bass Guitar.)
Mezzo Soprano SoIo-"The Indiana Maid"
Mrs. VIM. Jone
E.LOUIsR KIENLY.
Alumi 7um Chimes-.'Asieep in the Deep"
- BASS Solo) Petri'
Trick Banjo Solo Well
ARTHCR WELLS.
HAYES GRHnNAwALT.
Swiss Bells NadonA Al
Ne enc can afford to mis- this excel
lent number next Friday night. TIL
sale Of reserved seats begins Saturday
February 18th, at Youns's drug store =
| am. Let every person be On TINA.