The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-05-08
SPLENDID PROGRAM

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the human heart found expression in
DELIGHTFULLY."- rendered p rogram pre-
scented by the girls and boys OF the
Music Department Of the st. Patrick
schools last evening at the Music
School, East Fourth street. 1t was a
large and discriminating audience
which the young artists faced, and
we'll did they sustain the high reputa-
ton of their teachers as opponents
Of the best in art.
bright spot in the galaxy OF bright
sprightly numbers was Jerome's Lit
tie Sunbeam" skillfully presented by
Glen Keith, violinist Of much prom
Use. The Kern Reverie was played
with the precision and the air OF a
Chapelmeister by Master Lewis Brown
pianist. A fetching portrayal OF girl
ish reproach to mischievous brother,
; you Know You Drowned My Kitty"
sung by Anna Collins and Helen b.
Dinger merited the prolonged ap-
plause it received. The playing OF
"The Dance of the Dewdrop," was
with touching simplicity by the Con-
dons, brother and sister, Margaret and
Collins.
;,t1 Wi
ear to the numbers of Schubert, Kern,
Nevin, LANCE and other exotics, bril-
liantly presented, the pleasure of the
audience was intensified by the rem
dition of Familiar Plantation Melo-
Dies" iawlessly played with dash and
y virility by violins in the hands of eight
boys,-Madison Lindsay, Francis Com
>er, Sephen Manning, Frank Long, John
Francis O'Donnell, Glen Keith, James
Collins, and Collins Condor. The clos
ing feature, an air bristling with pa
triotism, is There Any Better Coun-
try Than the U. S. Az" with broaden
ed chests and swollen threats was lus-
tily sung by the boys and girls in
manner which left no doubt as to their
loyalty to the Stars and Stripes
The program, in detail, follows:
Marche Militaire, F. Schubert OPP 81.
First Violin, M. A. Tolle; Second Vio-
lin, ]. F. O'Donnell.
Love Dreams, A. Brown OPP. 4. Fl.
Burrows.
Good Evening Schottische. Spauld-
ing, M. Dooley.
Sweet Bye & Bye, Spencer. First Vio-
lin, M. DAILY; Second Violin, ]. Collins.
Dance Of the Brownies, Kamman, H.
Dinger.
Whispering Winds, Wollenhaupt, A.
Furlong.
Star Of Hope, Kennedy. First vio-
lin, T. Fritsch; Second Violin, E. Rat
Ter.
Pell Nell Gallop, Lerman, L. Fur
long, M. ]. Harting, M. Conlon.
Plantation Melodies, Walters, NJ.
Lindsay, F. Conner, s. Manning, F.
Long, J. F. O'Donnell, G. Keith, ]. Col
Inns, G. Conlon.
Lou Know You Drowned My Kitty,
Sloane, A. Collins, H. Dinger.
Hearts and Flowers, Tobani, Violin
4 Solo, M. A. Tolle.
Massa in the Cold Ground, Kern, Op.
95, A. Collins.
Minuet, D. Hochstein; Narcissus, E.
Nevin, Violin Solo, ]. F. O'Donnell.
Coral Caves, Rolf, Miss A. L. Bland.
Orchestra, Hazel, Selections.
Ben Bolt, A. Smith, E. Purdon.
< La Princesse Mazurka, Driscoll, vio-
lin Solo, F. Long; Piano, e. Cliff
Midnight Bells, Fieldhouse, E. Ku-
ble,s Dooley.
A Little Sunbeam, Jerome, Violin
Solo, @. Keith.
Vocal Solo--You Seem To Be For
getting Me-Tice, M A. Tolle.
In Blossomtime Reverie, Kern Op.
.Sl2, l.. Brown.
Rank and File March, Lange op. 24s,
M. J. Harting.
Dance of the Dewdrops, Polka,
Ducelle; Violin, c. Conlon; Piano, NJ
Conlon.
Angel Voices Ever Near, Sweet, NJ
Kirwin.
v Race Course Gallop, Blacke. J. #
o'Donnell.
Chorus--Is There Any Better Coun'
w Than The U. 8. A., EldrIdge. Class
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