The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-01
Nor1nalonian Program
kBest for Many Years

EbeSt tor Many Years
That the Normalonians will give
audiences that are fortunate enough
to hear them this year, one Of the
snappiest and most popular enter
tainments ever presented by glee
club of women's voices may be gath
cred from the program announced by
Dean woodlands this week.
Outside Of the fact that these young
ladies' have been recalled from two tc
tOur times whenever they appeared
for number on the various programs
1t the year, the above contention is
driven home to one who drops into the
auditorium, as reporter man did
this week, to listen to an hours prac'
tice. Bigger volumes of praise this
season than ever before is saying a
good deal-yet that is the prediction.
Nothing seems to have been spared in
the selection Of the voices as we'll as
the program, and two evenings week
are given over in hard, conscientious
practice in preparation for the annual
week of April s.
The program is replete with the
most popular modern classical glees.
ehOruses, quartet, trio, duet and solo
numbers Several numbers will be
given in folk costume. Mr.. Arvo Han
tuia, who will accompany the Normal
onians on their trip, as violin sOlOist
includes among his numbers the ia
NOUS Mazourka de Concert by Musin,
which proved so decidedly popular on
1he las Municipal concert program.
Mr.. H. G. Arnsdorf, who is again
MANAGING the coming tour Of the Nor
1ualonians, has announced new plan
Of distributing the expense pro rata
an1ong the communities visited. This
means that the expense to organiza-
tfons lending their auspices to con-
certs in towns near to Valley City,
wil2 be. about the actual cost of bring
ing the organization there, and for
other towns farther remote from Val.
ley City the expense will be no higher,
All publicity and printed matter,
from posters to programs, is furnished
by the NOrmalOnians, and in this re-
spect an excellent service is furnished
to communities in which concerts are
given Schools, commercial clubs and
other organizations in several commun-
xtiss nave already asked for concerts
or this seasons tour. During the four
or five years that the Normalonians
dave toured the state they have al
ways proved good drawing card,
generally netting those upder whose
auspices they appeared |nice little
RInS
While the Normalonia ans number
upwards of thirty members, it is prob
able that not more than twenty will
make tie tour.
Subject to change, the program IS
rs follows:
Carmena ........... H. Lane Wilson
The NOrmalonians
Piano Solo ................ Selected
Miss Wright, Miss Hamilton or
Miss Simar
Guartet-"Legends" ....... Mohring
The Misses Nelson, Rae, Wright
and Cobb
Violin Solo-Mozourki de Concert.
MuSln
Mr.. Hantula
Tenezia Nevin
(a) In a Gondola
(b) Love Song
(c) Good Night
......... Schubert
The Misses Hart, Rae and Cobb
fs} The Snow
Gb3 Fly, Singing Bird
...:............. Edward Elgar
d. (Violin Obligato-Mr Hantula)
The Normalonians
The Minuet Un Costume) Patti Stair !
The Misses Wits, Rae, Harrison,
Nelson, Simar, Mountford,
Gore, Wright and The
Normalonians
Two German Folk Songs Tin Costume)
fa) I'm Mai ............... Sinker
fb) Sand Man ....... Brahms
The Misses Nelson and Wright
Two Scotch Folk Songs
(a) Annie Lourie
OBJ The Bluebells of Scotland
The Normalonians
Vocal Solo ................. Selected
Miss Hart, Miss Stenson or Miss
Schultz
Ia) The swan .......... Saint Saens
ab) The Kerry Dance ...... Malloy
The Normalonians
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