The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-27

ed. The program is as follows:
Prelude n Fugue No. 3.......Bach
Gavotte in e (Saint Saens) ..-..Bach
Miss Johnson
A Bush League Hero. Edna Ferber
Miss Franklin
Novelette, OPP. 81 No. 1.....Schunann
If l Were a Bird. .Henselt
Miss johnson
The Maiden's Wish $500. Chopin List
Nocturne Op. 81 No. Chopin
Scherzo Op. 81 ...............C Chopin
.-...,. Miss Johnson
Rosie's First Music Lesson. ..Eangwill
Miss Franklin.
Concerto in G Minor Cp. Is. .......
Adagio
Presto
Miss Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle, the tan
go dancers, will visit Minneapolis for
the first time on May 9, when they n
their of dancers will appear
for a matinee and evening performance
at the auditorium. The Castles are
travelling on a special train, making a
quick spring o u Of twenty-one cities
in twenty-one days. Their tour extends
from Boston to Denver, and 1t is said
that accompanying them are two pri-
vate carsful Of New York dancing en-
thusiasts who are so crazy about the
Castles and their art that they are pay
ing $500 each for the privilege OF
~exponents- of modern dancing. h pro-
gram to be given in Minneapolis in
cludes the tango, the Brazilian maxixe,
hesitation and the Castle walk Mr..
and Mrs. Castle do not believe in the
turkey trot, and have eliminated that
from their repertoire. Neither do they
bunny hug and the Boston dip"
The nearest approach to the latter is
| the lame duck" danced with the man
, holding his partner with one arm only,
The Castles will be accompanied by a
company of tango dancers who will
show variations of the modern dances.
They will also have with them a negro
orchestra which has provided music for
many New York dancing affairs. One
feature of the Minneapolis performance
Will be a contest for the Castle cup, 20
inch silver cup suitably engraved, TO be
given by the Castles to the best dane
ing couple in Minneapolis. Those who
desire to enter his competition must
enroll beforehand, and on the night of
the performance will dance on the
judges and present the u to the win
ners.
The Girls, Glee club of Fargo college
will give their annual concert at the
First Baptist church on Tuesday even
ing, April %. An excellent program
mas peen prepare and the CLUB Will be
assisted by Manzanita E. Stephens.
Among those taking part are Lois
Dart. Helen Huffaker, readers; Francis
Tillotson, soprano and Mary Driscoll,
v~ioliniste. Following is the personnel
of the club:
First Sopranos-Mildred Hildreth,
Fanny Clapp, Minnie Hagen. Clara
Taves, Frances Tillotson.
Second Sopranos-Dorothy Bascom,
Katherine Boise, Esther DAHL, Helena
Huffaker.
First Alto-Lois Dart, Mary Driscoll,
Nellie Poyser, Frances Shea.
Second Altos-Myrtle Flaten, India
Freeman, Irene Leimbacher, Marion
Phillips, Jean Wilson.
Soloists-Manzanita E. Stephens.
soprano; Frances Tillotson. soprano;
Lois Dart, reader; Helena Huffaker,
reader; Mary Driscoll. violiniste.
Florence Gormley, accompanist.
A. J. Stephens, director.
Proeramme-Part l..
/. Love Will Find the Way .. Brahms
a-%Ching-a-ring -a-ring .....E Molloy
2. h Swan Grieg
know a Garden ...... d'Hardelot
Frances Tillotson.
3. h Old Man ....... Eugene Field
Lois Dart
4. Trio-Serenade in A major . Widor