Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-18

And those who were Htlh cohuutu ~
their rocms heard the music az Il was
waited to them through open doors.
The opening number was Bartlett's
Il Owe Song hy an orchestra CONE
posed OF the following ladies' ana gea-
tlemen: Mrs. HimOe, pianist; Mrs.
Ralph Henderson, AIR Bruno Dleck-
man. Mr.. Julian J. Steyskoi. Mr..
Ernest G. Fuhrmeyer. violinists; Mr.
Harry b. Cornell, clafionstlst A.
encores the orchestra played bar
collie, Love Tales Of Hoffman" Onen-
bach; "Asa's DEATH and Antras
Dance" Grieg, and Romance" of Il
s, Tschainsky. Those familiar with
the work OF the musicians who rem
derad the foregoing numbers may Well
imagine the brilliant manner In when
they we're executed likewise the Gag
erness with which the mnsic'hungry
audience heard this most excellent
part OF the musical feast
Following the orchestral numbers,
which were generously appIauded, the
applause being o. generously respond
cd 10 By encOres, Mrs. Charles 8.
White rendered In a charming man
ner two pretty solos: Bartletts
Dream" and Spring Is Come" Mrs.
TheO. Oelahoyde being the accom-
PANT Mre white sang sweetiy, q
trifle Aaore 30 than usual and her
selections were indeed treat
Mr., r. @. Puryear, with Mrs. q.
Sherman Collins as accompanied. ap
peared as the next entertainers. Mr.
Puryear sang three songs: "All That
/ Ask is Love. where the River
Shannon Flows" and In the Garden
of MY Heart Mr.. Puryear would be
singing yet II the audience had IFS
way about II, 50 well did he do his
numbers.
After Mr.. Puryear came Miss Flea.
nor Naughey, a clever ana dainty
dancer Miss Vaughey danced three
dances, an Ifish ilg, a Spanish ran
dango and the flower dance. All three
dances we're most charmingly ex'
ecuted and proved one Of the most
pleasing events on the program.
Piano solos BY Miss Gavin and a
vocal solo, well done by Miss Bertha
Turner, accompanied BY Miss Vaug-
hey, preluded one OF the best NUM-
beers OF the Afternoon polite and
refined sketch by a vaudeville team
from the Pastme theater. The team
appeared al the sanitarium through
their oxn generosity and as an act
Of courtesy upon the part of MIR. II.
y. sherman, manager OF the theater.
The vaudevillians coHvulsed the audi
ence with their funny stunts. Their
limitations OF Down on the Farm Of
steamboat Whistles locomotives
noises. sawmill sounds, and many
I-th.- tf.ts.s.. ,.s,.. plsnttl.. trraaf Tho
boys entered into the spirit Of the
occasion and gave splendid show
They appeared IN costume and gave
In It's entirety the act they are put
ting on at the Pastlme They were
heartily applauded TOR their efforts
and personally thanked by many OF
the patients.
Mr.. John Mooney, viOlinlst, ana
Miss Alyina LeTaTte next entertained
with two splendid selections: Sou.
venir." BY Franza Drydla and BRA
v0ura," BY Otto I.angoy. These two
young people play brilliantly together
aud made a most pleasing Impression.
AS a grand finale, Mr. y. 7. LandOl-
q and AIR Louis 0umbiner appeared
on the scene What these two inimit'
able performers did Il would require
many lines TO tell Landey sang aa
many songs as he could remember,
MIR. Gumblner faithfully holding up
his end ct the work Laughter, OF
course. was IN evidence throughout
while these clever artists were 10 the
fore. Mr.. landolf finally threw uT
his hands IN despair, having exhausted
his repertoire Mr.. Gumbiner tool
one more try IA the plano and pro
duced that rollicxing "Hezekiah'
Barn Dance OF bis own composition
Having tried q on persons just regain
ing their health and not discerning
any ~ effects, Mr.. OumDiHer will
proceed Immediately 70 put tho dance
on the market
Beyond a doubt the entertainment
Was most flatterins success. VIII
the performers who had consented u
appear II could not have been other
wise. The musical WIS greatly en-
ioyed by the patients, by tho Sister
OF Charity and by che members OF tn
nursing stat
The knights of Columbus wlBh 4
publicly thank all those who per
formed yesterday. and also 10 than
Miss Adelaide Candelnria and Mr.. y
r Armijo, Dr., who kindly donates
motor cars for use Ia tie transporta
ton Of che taleut 20 and from IN
hospital.
The COMMITTEES which arranged en-
entertainment for the Knights OF Co
lumbun was composed Of Messrs. J
w Pfosiel. Herbert j. Asselln, ThOs
j. Naylon, Ralph j. keleher join
kodden, A.eo Murphy
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