Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-16
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that the people have heard from so
young voices. They were each SO en-.
Enthusiastically received that they had
to respond and their second numbers
were equally we'll rendered. s;.
That which might easily be said to
have been the prettiest piece on the
first half Of the program. was the last
number on that half, the eight hand
two piano selection Snow Bells" with
the Misses Fern Reade. Marion New
ton, Helen Hosktins and Gertrude
Morey. Two other numbers that de.
serve special n mention were an air
from Don Juan" played by Master
Stanley johnson and Sousa's Wash
ington Post March" as played BY Mas
ter Edwin Cochrane. These two mum.
bers were played blythe little men
without their music and also without
a hitch which is quite an undertaking
for such little fellows. Heat and
Frost. n, by the most ddmunitive little
lass, Miss Marion Newton, was an
/ other worthy of and calling forth from
the audience a hearty round of APP
plause. -t .t&-s - -,s.i
As a whole there were no numbers
but what must have been highly pleas.
ing to Miss Bartholomew, as they GER
tainly were to her guests, as the young
people 4, without exception covered
themselves with credit. Unfortunate-
ly, unlocked for circumstances arose
which took from the program two
numbers that We're to have been given
| by two Of her most advanced pupils,
Miss McHugh, vocalist and Miss
Turner, pianist. This was keen dis
appointment to those present as It
must have been to Miss Bartholomew,
as the work OF these two young ladies
Is we'll and favorably known. The pro-
gram follows:
PART ONE.
Cheerfulness 1.-TWO pianos) OPP. 1, by
Newman-Agnes Orr, Edwin Coch-
rane,, Odessa Williams, Helen Hos.
kfns. -.
Glen Waltz. by Euckliansen-Mar-
garet WEIGH, Stanley Johnson. ..
A Morning Stroll, OPP. 4, by Engel-
Edna Armstrong. H.. ~,
Valse Gracieuse, by Byrne- Gertrude
Morey. ,'''' e.
How Sweet the Moonlight Sleeps, by
Decevee Merchant of venice)-Agnes
Orr. .... 1913 -
Little Boy Blue, by Nevin-Edwin
Cochrane. :,
Goldfish, by Helms Odessa VIII
liams.
Brier Rose Waltz. by Hamer-Hazel
Beal. - -. .5.. Z.
Air From don JUAN" by Mozart
Stanley Johnson. a.
Oh Swallow, Happy Swallow. by
Kucken-Glee Club.
My First Duet-Clara Cochrane, Ed
win Cochrane. f.
Twinkling Stars, by Beaumont
| Helen Hoskins. .s:-
Shepherds Song, by Behr-Margaret
WEIGH. -
Silent Night, by Nevin-Miss Mar
cellus, Mr.. Auxier.
Evening, by Mo Krejs-Fern Reade.
Rustic Dance, by Schnecker-Edns
Armstrong, Helen Hoskins.
Snow Bells 1.-TWO pianos) Op. 451, by
Behr-Fern Reade, Marion Newton.
Helen Hoskins, Gertrude Morey. !.
| PART TWO.
| La Graciuse. Op. 2O7, by Bohm-
Agnes Orr, Mr.. Orr.
Heat and Frost, by Geibel (Trio:
Locust, Katydid and Cricket)-Marion
Newton. ,','' ~. ''-'
Spinning Song - From Wagner's
Flying Dutchman," by Liszx-Miss
Moore. Enchore.)
Butterflies, by Felix Corbett-Miss
O'Reilly. (Enchore.)
Washington Post March, by Sousa-
Edwin Cochrane.
II Trovatore, by verdi-Mr. Orr.
Military March, by Mero-Misses
Alice and Odessa Williams.
A Gpsy Maiden I, by Parker-Miss
| MarcoIIus (Nuchoro,
On the Lake, OPP. 49, by Williams
Mr.. Horgan.
,Galop de Concert, by Groscurth-
Miss Healy. (Euchore.)
fanfare From Overture "Wm.
Tel", by Rossini-Miss Ward, Mr..
Horgan.
Invitation Ia Danse, by Won Weber
Miss Healy, Miss Moore.
Maying, by A. M. smith-Glee Club.
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