Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-22
CLEVER GLEE CLUB
APPLAUDED BY
BIG HOUSE
College Aggregation
Pleased Large and RepreSen-
tatiye Audience at ElkS Thea
ter

There has seldom been "a more
thoroughly pleasing and enjoyable en-
tcrtainment at the Elks' thenter than
chat given last night under the AUS
pices of the santa re reading %
management by the Knox college
Glee club. This organization con-
sists of twenty-five accomplished
musicians headed by 7 H. Mcclure,
and one OF the best of its Kind in the
country is filling a series of fourteen
engagements at Santa Fe reading
rooms ana has proved perhaps the
most popular attraction ever brought
on hy superintendent 5 T.. Busser OF
the reading rooms. The next stop Of
the Glee Club VIII be Point Richmond,
cal
Practically every seat ia the big
theatcr was taken last night and the
audience was thoroughly appfcctattNe
OF The splendid work Of the artists
composing the club. The boxes We're
occupied by Storekeeper T. Scutly
ana party Division superintendent r
l.. Myers and party. Alvaradu and
Hospital parties With superintendent
Busser present
The Glee cub consists of the fol-
loving
First tcnor-W. -. Carlton, Claud
Neweomh. ralph Soule. charles Hale
Jesse Grafton.
second tenor-Earle H. Bridge,
Frederick Beard, +. f.. Davis, j. L.
Worrell, Herbert Eastman.
First bass-Guy Travers taceom-
p%anistj. lack JAY. Robert Prince.
,alston Hayden. carl p~unsworth.
Second bass-Reuhen Erickson.
Herschel Halliday. sayles Wake.
Charles Dunn, Harold Y. hather.
Readers irving Graham. r. II. Me-
Clure.
The members o. che club. singiy ana
en- masse were enthusiastically en-
corcd time after time and kept the
big audience listening closely or
laughing immoderately most OF the
evening. One particular effective
stunt WAS IN answer TO third recall
when the collegians came out ANA Linz
ing up in q bunch commenced TO blow
like porpoises al the electric lights.
which went out in a twinkling leaving
the house in darkness long enough
for the club To disappear IN the wings.
The clubs repertoire is apparently
endless, including the mellow old
southern aud darkey ms aud lulia-
bies, All Kinds OF college songs, love
songs, comic pecttlties, u all the
catchy melodies for which glee clubs
az y AAAilffNNfs AHl'tf NiN'NE 1' ffA fH
fcctly and the soloists are real artists.
The program, exclusive Of the many
encote numbers was as follows.
L.. Winter song ....... Inllard
. Good Night. Little Girl. Good
hight. ....... ...... Macey
Mr.. Hayden and Quartette
3. The House that Jack Ruilt.
,bugan
The club.
4. Solo ....t... ..+..t.~ Announce
.. be Sandman .Protheroe
The club
6. Reading .... The Book Agent
r. The Hen ana the Carr.
........ ..,..,..... MoellendorH
The cub.
s.. Solo ...... ...s,...A Announced
9 Tell Her ] Love Her SO. pcFaNe
The club.
10. Caatsta-knox Life ana Liberty
........ ..John Winter Thompson
The Cub.
The boys were taken IN hand by the
santa Fe people and the University Of
New Mexico students on their arrival
here yesterday ana shown a good time,
with an the sights uf the city ana en-
VirOns Included.
May PLAY Return Engagement.
Providing the necessary arrange
ments can be satisfactorily completed.
the Knox boys viii play q return en-
gaeement in Albuquerque either
April 3 al 4, under the auspices of the
University of New Mexico Athletic
association. Several Varsity boys at-
tended the entertainment last night
and were so pleased with IT. that "a
movement was at once started to
have the collegians stop in Albuquer-
Que on their return east. Following
their appearance at san Francisco.
the glee club viii De free to contract
engagements They may desire and
are already billed to sing in vs. ar
three California towns at the ~
ToYar hotel at the Grand Canyon and
at Ration. y NJ.
II the plan to have the boys sing
here on their return is successfully
engineered. it is likely that they VIII
he greeted by a big house An entire
change of program win be effected,
providing the return engagement rs
arranged t0r.