The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-28
HANCOCK
MICHIGAN GLEE CLUB
CONCERT AND OTHER EVENTS
Musical Clubs of University Will Ap.
pear at kerrcdse Theater Tomor.
row-Maennerchor Entertain
ment and "The Climax

Three entertainments of unusual
merit are provided for the pleasure of
local lovers of music and the drama
this week, the first being the grand
concert To be given tomorrow evening
in the Kerredge theater by the Glee
and Musical clubs of the University OF
Michigan, under the auspices of the To-
cal university alumni. on Friday the
annual entertainment and dance of the
Lyra Maennerchor will be held in Ger
mania hall and the climax will be
reached when the famous drama. "The
Climax" is given Saturday night in
the Kerredge theater.
University Musical Clubs.
The long looked for concert by the
musicians and singers of the glee and
musical clubs of the University of
Michigan will be an event of no small
Importance. There are a great many
alumnis of the university residing in
the copper country, and many of these
together with the university students
now spending the holidays at their
homes here will add to the size of the
big audience which is sure TO attend.
The organization comprises about so
singers who will give vocal selections
and numbers on the banjo. mandolin
and guitar. Football and other college
songs will be a feature of the program
and another notable incident will be
the rendering of a local version OF
Michigan, MY Michigan" written by
T.. r. Penberthy, whose son, Grover
Penberthy. is a member of the glee
club. The club appeared last week in
Chicago and the papers of that city
were warm in praise of the music CIV
en-. Duluth, st. Paul Omaha and 9TH
er cities will also be visited and the
Chicago on Jan. 4.
"Meister Tutenbach."
"Meister Tutenboch,' an operetta
in two acts, will be presented in Ger
mania hall on Friday evening next,
New Years eve, as the annual enter
tainment of the Hancock Lyra Maen-
nerchor, followed by dancing. The OPP
eretta is very humorous one, with
many catch selections and choruses, all
of which will be in the German Ian
guage. For those unable to understand
German, however, a synopsis of the
play in English has been prepared,
that will enable everyone to follow the
thread of the piece. Besides the play
there will be a brief additional pro-
gram of musical numbers, consisting
OF the following:
Selection. Twin City, orchestra.
Grand chorus, Calumet Maennerchor,
Hancock Lyra and Houghton Arion
Maennerchors.
Comic solo.
You Are My Dream, CDu Bist Mine
Traum), Calumet Mannerchor.
Comic trio "The Trlplets," c. We'll
ter, ]. Stinn and N. Brodel.
old Acquaintance, (Ault Bekante)'
Houghton Maennerchor.
Quartet, Slim family.
Selection. Twin City orchestra.
There will be dancing after the con-
clusion of the operetta and program
which will give an opportunity 10
dance the old year out and the new
year i'm. Music will be furnished by the
Twin City orchestra.
"The Climax" on Saturday.
The weeks events will fittingly wind
up with the presentation of "The Gil
max" comedy drama of sentiment
and brilliancy and a play that Is de-
clared by critics one of the greatest oil
the century. The seat sale will open
on Thursday morning at the kerredge
theater. "The Climax" is by Edward
Locke. with incidental music by Jo-
seph Carl Breil, and will be presented py
capable cast under the management
of Joseph NJ. Weber. THE Climax Is
said to abound with delicious humor'
absorbing romance and exquisite melo-
dies which are entwined Throughout
the plot. The drama is having most
successful run at Webers theater' New
York. where theatrical prophets nave
predicted il will be seen for year
There are only four characters IN 'he
play and the scenes are laid In ne"
York city. The story is that OF you"e
girl who is aspiring for an operate ca
reer.