The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-04
MESSIAH WEEK AT I1NDsBoRG.
A ChiIdren's Chorus of 454 Voices in
Addition to Regular One.

Lindsborg, Kan, March 4.-The com
plete program for the annual rendition
Handlers Messiah by the Bethany Ora
torio chorus has been made public and
besides the rendition of the Messiah, the
musical program is as strong or strong
er than in former years. AS is custo-
mary, the management has arranged
for the appearance of a number of ar
lists. The first rendition of the Mes
siah this year will be on Sunday, April
9. This is an event of Importance that
the people of central Kansas look for
ward to with the greatest pleasure.
There will be 10 miscellaneous con-
certs this year and upon the different
programs will be found Caroline Hud-
son of New York SOPRANO, Eva Mylott,
Australian contralto, Franklin Lawson,
one of the leading tenors of the conti-
nent of New York and Charles W
Clark, a baritone of Paris. Besides
these famous soloists Henry Edward
Malloy of Bethany will anDear on the
program. Prof. Earl Rosenberg of
Lindsporg is the director.
There will be 565 people in the chorus,
the largest in the central west. A
splendid orchestra of 40 pieces will fur
niSh the accompaniment and a band
of 40 pieces will render several con-
certs. This year a feature of the pro-
gram will be concerts by a chorus of
$50 children'S voices.
The high quality of the concerts in
years past inSureS the management at
Lindsborg the usual large attendance.
The program announced is as fol-
| lows:
Program Messiah Festival, 1911.
SUNDAY, APRIL 9.
II a. m.-Special services-Bethany
and Messiah churches
3 p. Unpopular concert-Bethany
band, assisted by Miss Eva Mylott, con-
| tralto; Mr.. Oscar Lofgren, piano; and
| Mr.. Forrest Schulz, violin.
$50 p. m.-Piano and song recital
| Mr.. Oscar Thomson. piano; Mr.. Harry
| Edward Malloy, baritone.
o. -Messiah-Bethany Oratorio
| chorus; eBthany Symphony orchestra;
Eva Mylott. contralto; DR.. Franklin
Lawson, tenor; Mr.. Henry Edward NAL
| 10y, baritone.
MONDAY, APRIL 10.
D. m.-PupiPs recital.
p. m.-Song recital-Miss Caroline
Hudson, assisted by the string quar-
tette.
TUESDAY, APRIL II.
o.. m.-Dramatic recital-Miss Flor
ence McCracken, assisted by Miss Ethel
| Cullison, soprano.
| D. -Creation-Bethany Oratoric
chorus; Bethany Symphony orchestral
Miss Caroline Hudson. soprano; Dr.
! Franklin Lawson, tenor; Henry Ed
| ward Malloy, baritone.
| WEDNESDAY, APRIL II.
1 10 a. m.-Pupil's recital.
%. m.-Song recital-Dr. Franklin
Lawson, assisted by Mr.. Arvid Wallin
piano.
8 o. m.-Band concert-Bethany band
assisted by Miss Caroline Hudson, So
Drano.
THURSDAY, APRIL Is.
| o. m.-Children's chorus, assisted b.
Bethany band.
| D. m.-Choir and orchestra concert
| Chapel choir and Bethany Symphony
orchestra, assisted by DIR. Franklin
Lawson.
| FRIDAY, APRIL IA.
| p. m.-Song recital-Cnarles w
Clark.
o. -Messiah-Bethany Oratoric
chorus; Bethany Symphony orchestra
Miss Caroline Hudson, soprano; Miss
Eva Mylott, contralto; DR.. FRANKLIN
Lawson, tenor; Mr.. Henry Edward
Malloy, baritone.
SATURDAY, APRIL Is.
%. m-Parsifal-Mrs c. o. Young.
p. m.-Song recital-Miss Eva My
lott.
SUNDAY, APRIL 16.
II a. m.-Special services-BethanJ
Messiah churches.
| o. Unpopular concert-Bethany or
chestra, Mr.. Charles w. Clark, baritone
Mr.. Oscar Thorson, piano.
$50 D. m.-Piano and song recital
| NJ Oscar Lofgren, piano; Mr.. Thurt
Jaderborg, basso cantante.
s o. Messiah-Bethany Orator1t
chorus; Bethany Symphony orchestra
Miss Caroline Hudson, soprano; Mis-:
Eva Mylott, contralto; DR.. Franklin
Lawson. tenor; Mr.. Henry Edward Nal
low, baritone.