The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-25
Enjoyed BY a Large Au-
dience at the Grand
Last Night
PARTICIPANTS ALL DID WELL
Each Number Was Roundly Applaudee
in Musical Proaram-operetta was
Handled Beautifully and Cast
Was a Good One.

Music hath charms to soothe the
savage breast"
The concert and operetta, given at
the Grsnd last night, by the best mus
ical talent in the city assisted by q
Number Of visitors, was unqdestionably
one Of the most attractive musical
events ever produced in the city. The
program differed from the ordinary
musical, for it was not confined to any
one branch of music. The lovers OF
the sedate ballard were easily salts
fed those who prefer snatches from
grand opera had abundant reason tc
be glad tEey were present. while the
lovers OF the simple old songs of the
long ago found their hearts desire in
several numbers on thewprogram. Ant
last blt hy no me.sss least, there was
All abundance 81 instrumental music
a violin solo and violin and piano
onligto being among the attractive
numbers Of the evening.
ThS concert was opened with the
chorus italia in which the entire
membership Of the Brunswick Musi
cal association participated Tie cho
rus is dimeult piece OF music aud
the voices blended very tremendously
The announced program was ignored
aud the next number was the selection
~1is Morn BY Messrs Cook. Fleming
Eailey ana Pace. which was roundly
npplauded
Mrs ] b. Wright, who has always
been fayorite with Brunswick music
lowers followed with Forget Me,
Naich she rendered in her usual pleas
Jog manner. Fly Away Birding" q
female quarette was next presented
with Mis- es Talulah Fleming, Helen
OConnon Lucille Butts, Annie O'Con
nor. They simply won the hearts OF
the large audience with the sweet
and attractive selection, and though
roundIy appiauded did not respond 70
the enchure NJ j. .Dempster, the
well known singer followed with the
bass solo David Jones Locker which
lie rendered ia a most mastery fash
ION. He has 4 good voice and it was
heard 10 splendid advantage last night
The Misses Brown made decided hi
WITH thelr piano and violin duet and
we're compelled to respond to an en-.
ctore. which they did ID very attract
inye and catchy number. The last
number on the concert program was
robably the effort de resistance Of the
evening, when Mrs X. D. Fox, Of Da
lien. very beautifully sang selection
from the opera Carmen Mrs. FoA
has a well moduated soprano, it is
full OF ring ard volume and in thi'
attractive selection it made a decided
biz Nith those present She was vocif
erously applauded and responded will
a very sweet little lu!l.by that alsc
caught the audience.
The little operetta Pauline" was
next presented in a most creditablC
manner. The various members Of The
east we're all unasually good and
the performance was lacking tho
stamp Of amateur that generally i:
notable in such occasions.
Miss Talulah Fleming was charm
ing in the title role and made very
sweet little Pauline" She IL gifted
with a clear soprano voice, it is full Of
a softness that holds one closely. Miss
Lucille Butts. as Clara Rivers, the riy
al to Pauline was splendid. She is po-
sessed of rich contralto and in hel
dnet with Sir Charles last night, it was
heard to unusually good advantage
Miss Butts portion Of the cast that OF
the abandoned lover, called for some
clever work. which received gooC
attention at her hands R. f. Sher
man. wa in his happiest singing hum
or last night and his ringing tenoi
voice was greatly in evidence both il
the opening chorus and in his due
with Pauline. s. X. Brown made
fine sir Charles. and his Interpretation
81 the doncher know baronet made
hit With The audience. He also hs'
a good baritone and all in all he wa
one Of the most popular members o
the east. Last but not least win Bal
ley as Capt. Western was immense
nc did the part Of The irate father t
perfection and in make up was al
right. He has very clear base yoic
and his solo was thoroughly enjoye
by his auditors.
Miss Helen oConnor and Mrz. Bay
deserve 70 be comDlimentsd for tn