Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-04-05

MIOOLEBURY OPERA HOUSE.
April 10, 1907. at O'Clock.
To the public Grand concert by the
united musical clubs of Mddlebury Col
lege.
RETURN OF THE SONG BIRDS.
Oh my tits good to be at home
Again round Dear Old MIDI. we roam;
The lovely town, so free from noise;
If t were not for the College boys.
Resolution
Dear Old Midi
Let College days be gay and free
And perish every thought of strife
Whatever else the Fates decree,
IT'S honor rules all College life.
Forever on the Otter flows,
With neither haste, nor laggard rest;
So calmly in our deepest woes,
We cling to Alma Matters breast
Chorus.
To love and duty plghted,
We work the long year through;
In loyalty united,
To thee, thy sons are true.
18th stanza from Jolly Student Days, with
the permission of the author, Professor
Henckes.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Our Concert comes next Wednesday;
The tenth of April mark it, pray;
Then Join with u.s. five hundred strong;
Prepare to listen to our song.
# has snap, t has go, t has life throughout;
II will cure the headache, grippe and govt,
Well do you other stunts besides,
Thatll make you wonder hold your sides.
1t costs but five and twenty cents,
To get these festal nutrments
PROGRAM.
l. Overture to William Tell. Rossini
College Orchestra.
2. On, Gallant Company, Becker
Glee Club.
Z. A Little Bit of Essence, Robinson
Mandolins and Guitars
a. Reading Selected
Mr.. Holmes.
{. Duet-Tenor and Baritone.
Ring on, Sweet Bells, Nevin
Messrs. Maggs and Walch.
| 6. Pot-Pourri from The Red Mill, Herbert
College Orchestra.
| 7. In Absence, Buck
| Glee Club
s. Reading, Selected
| Mr.. Holmes
| O. Flute solo, Serenade, Schubert
Mr.. Henckels
TO- Solo--Baritone, FAREWELL
TO Dear Old Midi
arr. from Santa Lucia
Words by Professor 'Ienckels.
Mr. Walch,
Acc. by College Orchestra.
II. Fantasia from Carmen, Bzet
Now, was there eer more varied program?
1t ought to please your husband, Madam.
Monsieur your household bring along;
Msfortune's scowling eye Wen bung;
Don't be afraid; don't be goose;
lust call for anything you choose;
With wondrous strain we'll charm the soul.
IT'S hard, young spirits to control,
So other things we have in store;
If you'd have more-Encore , Encore
1t will delight and please US, Oh
To give you all the best we know.
. And what's the thing for you to do?
A hearty welcome give our crew
No finer bunch, they say, e'er grew;
And that's no Joke; you know, It's true.
FINALE.
At Isaac Stems your ticket get
Forthwith, at once-lest you forget!
Too late, too late you would regret
For It's the best we've offered yet
THE MANAGEMENT.
farewell
To
Dear Old MIDI.
III |.
When son or daughter,
Must leave a mother
Deep grief and sorrow,
Will ever follow
Though parted, closer
They grow together
IT'S love-their Standard
That speeds them onward
Her true devotion,
Their deep affection,
Naught here can sever;
They live forever.
H.
Dear Middlebury-
How can | leave thee
Dear Alma Mater
I'll love thee ever
At thought of parting
My heart is throbbing;
Thy love is matchless;
Thy worth is endless;
Thy star ascendent,
Gives light resplendent
Fountain of knowledge
Farewell-Dear College.
GA ST or a.
!. Bears the 1Ihs Kind You HaM Always Bough
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