The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-12-01

Catering to the studious taste we
have the pleasure of announcing that
DR.. Cathell will on February be with
us with masterpiece Some of his
great lectures are abraham Lincoln"
Daniel Webster" "Oratory and
Orators" "reminiscences of the Civ
il War" the Meaning of Education"
Last year a number of ticket holders
missed the lecture and to those per-
sons we can say that they missed the
finest number on the program. From
press dispatches regarding DR., Cath
ell we can say do not miss him, or
you will greatly regret it, He is a
splendid orator.
On March 4 the Apollo Male Quar-
tette will appear for the first time be
fore Caldwell audience. The Apol-
10 Male Quartette is distinctly a
home product, each member being a
resident of Caldwell. The organiza
ton was effected for the purpose of
demonstrating to the Caldwell peo-
pie the wonderful talent possessed
among the local male voices These
voices are smooth, finely trained, and
admirably suited to each other in en-
semble work. The greatest feature is
the beautiful blending quality of the
voices, no raspy or strained tone, no
predominating voices that interfere
with or disturb the evenness of the
harmonious organ-like tone that rests
on the ears of their hearers. In adj
dition, each member possesses an ex-
cellent solo voice, which is an excep-
tional thing, as most male quartettes
are built around one or two good
voices who do the solo work. and in
a measure hold up the reputation of
the quartette.
The Apollo has appeared in numer-
Gus concerts in this vicinity this sea
son and has met with phenomenal
success and created much favorable
comment with the press.
The committee is trying a new ex-
pertinent and from present indications
this number will be one of the most
popular ever staged here.
John B. Ratio, the impersonator,
needs no introduction to a Caldwell
audience. The programs he gave in !
membered by all those fortunate
enough to hear him. The approval of
his work by the audience was so
marked that the committee made ar
for his return this year
His representations this year will be |
entirely new, and when he appears on
the course, on March 49, people may |
expect a great treat in his evening |
Of fun and humor and pathors.
The lie Brun Quartette.
The sixth and last number on the |
course will be lie Brun Quartet,
which is to appear April 10Th The
luartette takes its name from Ma
lame lie Brun, one Of the great sop
amos of the world. Madame LIE
8run has sung the leading roles in
grand opera in Germany, France,
England and America, and there is
10 doubt that she and her assistants
Will present the greatest musical
reat Caldwell has ever known. Miss
3aer, contralto, Mr.. Altman, tenor,
md Mr. Deane, baritone, are all ac-
artists who have sung sue
.essful roles in grand opera. Miss
3aer is a graduate of the Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music and has sung
lnder the Aborn management and the
Sheehan company. Mr.. Huffman
:reated the leading tenor role in
The Crusaders" and sang the title
ole in "Parsifal' with lines. Mr..
Oeane is an Australian, one time the
eading tenor with the Royal Opera
of England and has sung
With Melba and Caruso.
The committee considers itself for
innate in the extreme to secure this
AS a rule no such voices
re heard except in the large cities
nd it is to be hoped that Caldwell
eople will take advantage of this
pportunity to hear them. The COM
any carries its own scenery and
costumes. While they
ing in three languages, Madame lie
run advocates singing in English,
nd the entire quartet specializes on