Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-30
DICKINSON CLUBS
To GIVE CONCERT
Combined Musical Organizations Of
College at Fahnestock
Hall

The Dickinson combined musical
clubs arrived in the city at noon to-
day and will give q concert in Fahne-
stock Hall this evening at 8.15 o'clock.
The clubs have appeared in Johns
town, Altoona, Hollidaysburg, Latrobe
and other cities in the western part
of the State during the past week and
were enthusiastically received by large
audiences.
The combined clubs are composed
of forty men, including three Harris
burg boys. The glee club is under the
direction of Charles Goodyear, a we'll
known soloist of Carlisle. Under the
leadership of Frank Hollinger the
mandolin club appears at it's best with
a pleasing selection of classic and
popular numbers.
G. Gilbert Malcolm accompanies the
organization as reader and gives clever
impersonations of Harry Lauder in
Scotch dialect and costume. Mr.. NAL
colin has had professional experience
with several New York productions.
During the afternoon the boys at
tended the Orpheum. While in the
city the clubs will stop at the Metro
politan Hotel.
Tickets may be procured at the box
office of the Young Mems Christian
Association building.
The roster of the clubs is as follows:
Glee Club
First Tenors-F. A. Dunn, Wilkes
Barre. Pa; G.. F. Zimmerman, Will
Transport, Pa. G. d. Garner, Harris
burg. Pa; 3. E. Critics, Williamsport,
Pa; r. s. Michaels. Harrisburg, Pa.
Second Tenors - e. B. Rockwell,
Wellsboro, Pa; David Cameron, Wells
boro, Pa; G.. A. Hauck, Mechanics
burg. Pa: p. f. Prather, Clear Spring,
Md; r. II. Fasick, Carlisle, Pa; G. c.
Dietz, Mechanicsburg, Pa; ]. L. Cis-
riel, Baltimore. Md.
First Bass-E. M. Mcintosh, Dubois,
Pa. w. II. Shepler. Pittsburgh, Pa. +;
D. M. Wallace. Middletown, Pa; C. C.
Perry, Scottale, Pa.
Second Bass-J. q. Hertzler Jack
sonville, Fla; HI. G. Hicks, Williams
port, Pa; G. w. Awl, ST. Louis, Mo-. !;
H. C. Morgan, Carlisle, Pa; G. Mall
colin, New York; c. r. Nicklas, Cham
bersburg, Pa.
Mandolin Club
First Mandolns-R. H. Fasick, Car
Isle, Pa; p. f. Prather, Clear Spring,
Md; e. b. Rockwell. Wellsboro, Pa. /;
JIM. Hewitt. Camden, N. j.; A. Strife,
Chambersburg, Pa
Second Mandolins-R. S. Michaels,
Harrisburg, Pa; j. Claster, Lock Ha-
ven, Pa; r. G. Gashore, fremont. Pa. /;
]. l.. Gisriel, Baltimore. Md.
Guitars G. c. Dietz. Mechanics
burg, Pa; c. II. Smith, Williams
port, Pa.
Violins-w. M. Waldman, Wilkes
Barre. Pa; L. s. Hecht, Lock Ha-
ven, Pa.
Mandola--F. L. Mohler, Carlisle, Pa.
Cello - G. H. Henry, Shippens-
burg. Pa.
Clarinet - G. F. Hollinger, Car
| Isle, Pa.
Pianist-George A. Hauck, Mechan-
| icsburg, Pa.
Impersonator-Gilb Malcolm, New
York city.
The following program will be pre-
sented
Part "Bumblebee's Courtship,
=, Robyn, glee club; overture, Lust.
| SPIEL" Keller Della, mandolin club
quartet. Mother Machree," Chaunce,
Olcott. Messrs. Zimmerman, Rockwell
Wallace and Hicks; Sweet Mis-
Mary" Neidlinger. glee club; voca
solo, selected, Charles A. Goodyear
Pearls" a novelette,, Moret mando
lin club; barcarolle, Les Conte
d'Hoffman," Offenbach, combined
clubs.
Part ii = representations, "Holle
Louder" Gilbert Malcolm; clarine
solo, "Beceuse from Joclyn," b
GODDARD. J. Frank Hollinger; "Swinl
Along" Cook, glee club; piano solo
Ballade in A Flat, Chopin, George A
Houck; "Pepetta," walls Espagnol, Hill
dreth. mandolin club; Pilgrim
Chorus" Tannhouser-W Wagner com
bined clubs; Alma Mater.
SURPRISE II. C. NELSON
ON BIRTHDAY ANNIvERsAR'
Some of his friends arranged a lit
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