Charlevoix county herald., 1910-10-29

be concert by the Nellie Peck Saun-
ders Concert Company. This comp
any is trio comp osed OF Mrs Sam
ders, reader OF rare ability, Mr., Mil
toh Bertoli, young singer with a
rich bartone voice, and Miss Barney
soprano,
After three years Of teaching in one
Of the great Conservatives OF the
middle west, Nellie Peck Saunders
has again taken her place upon the
platform. For several years she has
born the reputation Of being one Of
the few really good readers and i'm
personators of the country. In the
program which is to be presented here,
some OF her readings will be given
with musical accomplishments. Also
some artistic and high class playlets
will be presented by Mrs. Saunders
and Mr.. Bertoli.
Concerning Rertoi as baritone,
the Detroit Evening News had this to
say: "Mr. Bcrtoli, baritone, so captiv-
ated the audience that he was recall
ed several times.
KELLOGG-H -HAINEs SINGING PARTY.
Ia the Kellogg Haines Singing
Party, another number OF the forth
coming East Jordan course, there is
an attraction which has no superior
in its particular line Of work on the
lyceum platform today. There are
five in the party. Much of their pro-
gram is given in elegant and appropri-
ate costume Some Of these costume
numbers are the best example OF hum
or and wit that good musical ltera-
ture has to offer. Scenes are also
given from grand opera. The chief
claim that Is made for this company
is that they give an entertaining con-
cert Of such solid musical character
and fresh wholesome humorous power,
that is sure TO captiyate the musical
layman while wining admiration from
the musical critic OF the srvereSJ
type. AS some one has truly sad
They have discovered just what most |
audiences want in the way Of musi- |
cal entertainment. Some real good |
things in music and then some Of the |
light and catchy with big allowance
Their solo work is excellent but their
claim to recognition is in their quartet
work. II 10 doubtful If any other
mixed quartette in Amercia can ap-
proach them In that sinking Of indi-
viduality and perfect blending Of |
voices that realizes ide, Cua 'tette !
work 1t is heard la the singing OF
the foremost male qnartettes but al |
most unknown ia mixed quartetts.
This quartette is made up Of two
ladies and two gentlemen.
Prof Charles A. Prosser, Supe rim
tendent Of the New Albany, Ind. !
Chautauqua says: The Kellogg |
Haines Singing Party has given, in
the opinion Of our patrons, the great
tSU VI al ihuSlCdl
CARNATIONS that have appeared at our
assembly in the last four years"
Many other similar quotations could |
be given, il space permitted. This
company will appear here on January
Ii.
DIR. w. A. CoLLEDGE.
DR.. w. A. Collcdge will close the
course on April Is. For nine years
Dr. Colledge has been associated with
DR.. Gunsaulus in the work of Armour
Institute OF Technology. He was
with Stanley in Africa for three
years. He is a graduate If the Uni
yersity Of Glasgow and while in Scot
land was boyhood friend Of Robert
Lewis Stevenson.
DR.. Colledge was the first editor of
the Technical World Magazine, editor
in-chief of The New Standard Ency-
clopedia. and a member Of the Royal
Geographical society. His lectures
are not only highly educational but
are entertaining, for he is good story
teller.