Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-11-27


Following ass . ~ pvess notices
Of the Killarney Girls, Who will APP
pear 1t the Crystal theater on We'd
nesdsy evening, December ?. 1914.
II you haven't obtained your tickets.
you'd better do so at once. This il
the first Of a series Of three high
class entertainments to be given un-
der the auspices Of the students IT
the Deming High School.
Nov. 3, 1914
"The Killarney Girls appeared be-
fore US last evening and were very
pleasing to the audience. In fact. we
have been requested to invite them
back with US again. have not words
to express to you our great appre-
citation for both Mr.. Parle;te and the
Killarney Girls, they both made good
in every respect and want to take
this occasion TO express this appre-
citation in the strongest terms pos
sible"-E. J. Fuller, secretary Y. NJ.
c. A., Seattle, Wash.
Oct. "a, 1914
..Our seasons entertainment course
has been given such splendid start
BY the two attractions that have 20
far appeared that the cost of the
course-always u worry To the COM
mitteeman-seems already assured.
The Riners were simply splendid aud
the strong pace they set being equal.
ed. if not surpassed, by the Killarney
Girls. the people of this staid old
town are now of the notion that our
course is quite worth while this year
and | have no doubt will turn out 10
the remaining numbers in good force.
The Riners and the Killarney Girls
more than made good and We feel
very much pleased over the auspi-
cious opening Of our eourse-E. X.
Mosher. vice president Montana
State Normal. Dillon. Mont.
The Killarney Girls and Miss Rita
Rich made great hit at the First
Methodist church on Thursday night
in the opening Y. NJ. {. A. star course
entertainment and established a
standard of excellence that coming
attractions may equal but cannot
surpass.
Star Course patrons had looked
forward with much pleasurable an
ticipation to the coming Of Miss Rich
and her talented company and il j,
greatly to their credit and praise
that there is no disappointment in the
mastery program they gave.
The program given by the killnr-
ney Girls was distinctly an Irish one
and the music was full of that catchy
delightful harmony and humor that
characterizes the songs and melodies
Of the people of the Emerald Isle. ~
a reader and singer of Irish folk
songs Miss Rich has few superior-
and her selections coupled with her
mastery rendition of them. made her
n favorite with the audience. Every
member of the company !. AN artist
i'm her chosen work and none could
have been omitted from the program
without destroying its symmetry aud
detracting from its perfection.
The Killarney Girls gave auspici-
Gus inaugural to the seasons Y. VI.
&. A. Star Course entertainment.
stamped themselves H. favorite- IN
Canon City and paved the way for Il
cordial welcome at any time they
may elect Ia return to this rommuni-
ty-The Canon City (Colo.) Daily
Record. Oct. IL, 1914.
The Second number of the Normal
lecture course. which was enjoyed
Wednesday evening. was one of the
classie-t programs ever dciiveref
from a Dillon platform. The evening
was devoted principally to lri,h
songs. legends and dance, which werc
giver with vim and sparkle that
carried the hearers with them aud
drew prolonged and apprecintive APP
plause. Rita Rich in her child i'm
presentations was inimitable and will
long be remembered with pleasure.
The happy manner Of the entire com
pany added much to the evenings
enjoyment and it is hoped Dillon may
have the opportunity Of hearing the |
Killarney Girls again-Dillon Trib-
une, Oct. 90, 1914.