Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-27
CORNELL MUSICAL
CLUBS TOMORROW
Famous College Glee and Mandolin
Clubs Will Entertain at the
American Theater.
CONCERT PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
win IncIude Assembled Numbers ny
Roth clubs and Several Numbers
by individuals and Also by
Special Groups.

Tho Cornell Musical clubs, including
gle club and mandolin club OF total OF
sixty members. has announced the pro-
gram which will be followed in the con-
cert 20 be given at the American theater
in this city Monday evening In addition
TO no regular numbers be rendered by
TIE giee and mandolin clubs, special num-
hers bz individuals and by groups of in
dividuals will be included.
Riessrs. Hicks and' Whitney Of the giee
club will sing solos Messrs. Snively, Bare
ham, Doyle and Perry, a minstrel quar-
tet, will sing darby melody and p-n,ssrs.
Adair and Doyle, with Doyle in the 70
male impersonation, Will demonstrate
the science OF the modern tango and its
affiliations
sing In Perfect Harmony.
Prof Hollis T.. Damn, head OF the mu-
steal department at Cornell, IL director
Of the musical clubs and he has been care
fully training his proteges all fail II Ia
said that the glee and mandolin clubs
sing with perfect harmony and in persect
pitch and that the naive ability Of he
singers has so been enhanced by the care
full training that the numbers are rem
dered In a manner which would be oosn-
plimentary to professionals.
The Cornell clubs for twenty-five years
have been rated as among the leading
college musical clubs. They have been
recognized by critics as the perfect blend
ing Of maRnificant harmony and exuulsits
humor. The Cornell musical clubs are
almost a. famous Cornell institutions az
the Cornell crews, which have been hold
ers Of first ranking for many years
Omaha neyu Members.
Omaha should find particular interest
in the fact that four Omaha boys are
members of tho club. Three Omaha lads
]. II. Millard. IT, r. NillaTd and II. H.
Davis, are members OF the mandolin club
and ]. ], Hanighen. Dr., Is a second tenor
in the glee club. These lads are all
products OF tho Omaha High school.
The Cornell clubs will arrive In Omaha
Monday morning from Denver. whore
they gave a concert last night. They
will be met at the depot by members Of
the Omaha Cornell alumni At noon they
will be honored guests az luncheon at
the University club and In the afternoon
reception and tea will DO hsA In THAR
honor at the club.
Hall 90 Follow Concert.
Following the concert Monday evening
at the American theater, ball viii DO
held at the Hotel home Following tho
ball. the musicians win depart for KAN
aas City on their special Of four cara.
Many box parties and line parties
will be given Monday night Ressrva-
tions have been coming in thlck and
fast and Il Is positive fact that the
entire house will be sold out for the
event.
Program ~ shart.
Tho program which follows, while not
long, IL an interesting ono ana wfll. OF
course. DO supplemented by encorcs. II
the Cornell boys are rs generous In this
~ they have been in the past
(a)--A1ma Mater-Songs OF Cornell.,.,
Glee Club
(b)--Alumnl Gonk-songs Of Cnrnel
Mr.. Hicks and Ckea Club
Antoflnezxo AlehA ....s. Lindsay
..rha cob,,n Mandoline 'ciuA psi.
"' o0D''n chez ;:', club '1''rk'
.........,. .ATTsnasd BY q. l. Coleman
Mandolin Club
Do Mns. 70 cry. Ma Honey $780,. Nell
and Perry.
Mandolin club, Xssstedi i ~
Messrs Adeir and Doyle.
Neins - ,;,., Davis
Mandolin Club sextet ............,....
Measrs Stouebraker, Gerould.
worreli, Hicks, Kitchener and
annie laurie /. /.
Mr.. Whitney and Giee Club.
Evening Song--Songs Of Cornoll,.
Glee Club.