The daily sentinel., 1912-10-08
Second Announcement Of the Phil
harmonic Club.

Are you music hungry? DO you
not often recall some favoTitc mol
ody and long 90 hear it again?
Would you not like the privilege Of
listening to the best compositions of
the great masters
II H. rare pleasure TO attend q
concert and hear good music well
rendered How much more so to
return again and again to such
source Of exquisite enjoyment. What
il you had access to Il hall Whcr"
you could go from time 10 time ana
hear the worlds best music. Your
eye would brighten with expectation,
and your heart would beat quicker
with anticipation, pleasant thoughts
of the coming delights would bright
en- the darkest day.
This Is not the fond dream of
visionary: II is an actual possibility.
The Philharmonic club has definitely
arranged for 10 concerts. The first
was held last Sunday afternoon, Oct.
6, and was q complete success in
every way. The remaining programs
will he rendered on the nine ensuing
Sundays. These rccitals will he Eiy-
en- al the Majestic thcatcr where ey-
cry arrangement has been made for
your comfort. No matter how in
clement the weather or how blus-
tering the day all will be rcstful ana
coy there. whore yOu can loosen
yourself from the thoughts which
moor you 10 your little world Of
cares and worries and dropping
gently down the tide of forgetful-
ness. sail away to the cvcr-tuneHl
land of harmony. the land whore
the emotions dwell the land whore
joyousness and Statcllness and sol
emnity and boistcrousness and
haunting sadness tread swiftly on
each others heels, where all colors
are the yividest and all pcrspectiycs
enchant the eye of the Imagination.
The land where day dreams come
true and where all thoughts are
glorihed.
Every time you return from this
wonderful voyage YOU will find the
world a better place TO live in; you
will more and more realize the
joy of living and the insignilicance
OF the petty troubles that seem so
big until you compare them with
the latent possibilities that each to-
morrow holds for you.
When music will do so much to
soothe the perpleNed soul, calm the
restless pulse and be a never-ending
inspiration in dealing with lile's
lIODltIlSt WHO NONlu ltlfNl II
Attend these concerts and you
shall hear selections that have NOV
ed the world in admiration. We
doubt il anyone realizes the extent
of our ambitions in this matter. The
next three or four programs will
include as special features: n splen-
, did male quartette; a piano, violin
and flute trio; n scene from The
Bohemian Girl" using \l5 people; an
octette of mixed voices; a brass
; Quartette; n scene from The Choc-
olate Soldier" a Mendelssohn con-
certo on the piano; scene from
Maeterlinck's BLUE Bird" ladies'
d Quartette: The Angels Serenade;"
violin solo. and the "Hallelujah
. Chorus" from the Messiah" by n
choir of 80 voices.
Later we shall devote an entire
program to selections from Faust" "
In making promises our motto is:
We shall perform more than we
promise"
During the presentation of the en-
tire 10 programs nearly one hundred
people will take part and more than
one hundred selections will be rem
, dered. The orchestra now con-
sists of 2 pieces.
Now. of course. we asl, money for
all this-hut not much. compare
lively. Each concert will be hon
estly worth soc. and il you buy a
season ticket il will cost you less
than half Of that The price Of n
season ticket Is So for the series of
10 concerts 81 payable now and
the other dollar due the first week
: in November. The only way We can
; continue these recitals is by dispos-
ing of enough season tickets to in
sure the possibility of carrying ont
some of our elaborate plans. Tickets
: can be secured of Archie Bliss and
are to he reserved at Quist's drug
store on Friday, Oct. H. There will
be no extra charge for reservations.
The second program of the series
will be given Sunday afternoon, Oct.
. Is, beginning sharply at 3:&o. For
! any other information address
u pn1,in nlfGc