Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
GRAND MUSICAL
TREAT LAST NIGHT
At the Opening Of Bic Piano
Store Of LeaFnard and
Llndemann.
VERY FINE PROGRAM RENDERED

ibid you attend Learnard q Llnde.
mann's concert last nightf" was che
Question heard on ali sides today.
Eyes. I went. but the store was 10
provided that I couldn't get IN, was
the frequent reioinder, voiced Ia dla.
appointment. in fact more people
were pogforce denied admission 70
this most enjoyable musical event
than those whose foresight prompted
them to arrive early. and whose In.
cllnAtion led them 90 remain until the
very end Of the program. Il Is 81.
timated that fally 1s0 people were ac-
comm0dnted IN -the square music
de9lera' handsome new store, seats
heing provided for the ladies. The
fair sex was also favored witt. fresh
pretty souvenir carnations.
The store was specially decorated
Tor the occasion. the scheme 0l which
was dcNigned BY tho versatile NJ
iiadden, Who VITA splendid good taste
turned the silk. satin and plush piano
covers 20 gcod cCcount In the draplng
OF the eAtempOrlxed prucenilm.
OF the program, which was rendered
~ Albuquerque best talent. Oniy
words OF Hincefcst COMMUNICATION are
heard. II completeness. variety and
worth, the program certainly claims
/ distlnctlOa
Prof. III Manro received merlled
aud continued applause upon tne rem.
iitlOn OF bis new composition. the
I Gold star Overture.
Mrs g y. Milier's vocal number
was particularly appreciated a. was
also the vocal solo BY Mas Schaefcr.
who played her own accompaniment
IN the plano.
Other soloists were Mt Y. w. Had.
den. yiolinist MesgrH. Bcane and
Hethcrlngt0n. OF the Lyric Male quar-.
tet, :. A Blondln. cellisl and Ser.
ihold Ravens, baritone whose indi.
/ vidual numbers greatly pleased the
audience and who received enthusl.
asiic appliance.
The Lyric Male quartet rendered
several popular SONGS IN an artistic
manneT
A special feature OF the program
was tbs rendition Of old souihern mel.
odies by the colored octotte. lnuivid.
ual members OF which sang solos In q
pleasing manner ana gave exhibitions
OF buck dancing that equaled that OF
Rny star vaudeville artist IN that
particular line
At intervals the Alyaradu trio play,
ed some Of the now orchestra sue.
cesses OF the season.
< Misses Pratt and Damiano acted as
I accompanies 20 he various sOlolsts
af0re mentioned.
I The program would not he com.
I piete without mention nf the perform.
ance Of the Victor talking machine
whose reproduction of vocal. hand
I and orat0rical numbers added variety
to che program.
To sum az, the occasion 0f the omen.
/ ing % tlcir new store will remain a
7 credit 90 i-earnRrd a I.indemann. and
a pleasant memory TO all ah0 were 90
fortunate a. so gain admlttnnec 10 THE
most successful AFFAIR
Al the conclusion uq the program.
Mr. I.earnard. In e brelg address
thanked the performers for the pleas
ure their several numbers had Kiven
and the audience for their attention
and appreciation Of the arms efforts
10 making the occasion % the open
INK Of their new store q memorable
event in the musical history Of Al
buquerque. tie assured the audience
that the welcome 10 their new store
I A. advertised In The Citizen, wa not
confined 10 the special occasion 81
the opening concert. hut was meant
10 extend for all time. and be espe
ciaily Invited the ladies when down
town. 10 make the store their ron
devious, where they could at any
time dnd musical entertainment
Mr.. Learnard also lntimated that
they we're planning To conduct week.
\ " musical evenings free 70 the pub
Tie, n scheme which would prove *
ceedlnaly popular