The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-26
BAND BENEFIT CONCERT GIVEN.
Large-Sized Audience Enjoyed City
Band and Miss LeBaron.

Last evening in the Barre opera
house one Of the most pleasing con-
certs given in Barre this season was
presented by the Barre City bandsmen
and Miss Kathleen LeBaron of Water
bury. 1t was program Of unusual
merit, highly appreciated by the audi
ence that filed the lower part of the
house except for few seats near the
stage, and part of the balcony.
Those who had heard the talented
Miss LeBaron impersonate children in
their vivid and humorous manner of
story telling or had heard her sing be.
/ fore were probably prepared for an en-
tertainment of such quality but to
/ others it was a revelation pleasant to
/ experience. Miss LeBaron entertains
with her singing, French, Italian and
i English speaking people and did so
last evening. Her personality that
may be of charming dignity or of
roguish, childlike manner is factor in
her entertainments that thrills and
causes enthusiasm in the audience.
These qualities played their effective
ness last evening and the young artist
was encored tiNe and again, always
responding with pleasing novelty for
her readings and child representations
or with a catchy soprano air,
Messrs. Garibaldi and Mario Bar
beri produced a cornet duet that only
years of training in music and a mas
terry of the cornet would make possible.
This number was heartily applauded.
The Barre City band if one can
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ing, is second to none in the state of
Vermont and possibly the territory
could be extended. During the winter
months these men, under the leader
ship of William j. Gilbertson, have
been practicing regularly and last
evening were given the opportunity to
show the cream of their work. This
they did, translating the overture Era
Diavolo," by Auber, selections from
the opera Faust" and THE Stars and |
Stripes Forever" in the finale with |
wonderful Interpretation. 1t is an or |
ganzation that does credit to the city |
and last evening it received the sup I
port of great many music-loving |
people. II will undoubtedly be a great
er pride when the bandsmen are fur
WIN tHG AiASbt "
they will buy with the funds collected |
last evening. The program of the con
cert was; Overture, Fra Diavolo" I'd.
Z. F. Auber), band; encore, "Darde
nclla" Bernard and Black Italian
song, "Son Solo" (Rotoli) Miss Lee
Baron; French song, "Connoais-tu lie
Paysg" Thomas Miss LeBaron; Bon
Joar Ma Belle" combination OF French
and English, Miss LeBaron; suite,
4spanish Dances" tMoszkowskyl, ~ |
"Allegro Con Motto" ~ "Allegretto,"
81 ALLEGRO Con Sprito," band; en-
core, "Bo- La 30" C.. Furman) cornet
duet, "Swiss Boy" tB. +. BENT Messrs.
Garibaldi and Mario Barberi; encore,
same reading, Child representations"
'The Bear Story" from James Whit
comb Riley's works, Making the
American Flag" as given by school
bow in lower New York. "Moo-Cow
Moo Edmund Vance Cook, Miss Le-
Baron;; selection from opera Faust" {
&C. II. Gounodl, band; encore, II Want
. Daddy who VIII Rock Ne TO Sleep"
IA. b. Sloane; English songs, THE
Norwegian Echo Song" tWaldemar
rhranel, Spring Will Return with I
You (Gioffrey oharal, Miss LeBaron; !
encore. Think Love of Me" Grey, |
Nothing TO Do" THE Crows Egg;
male, march, STARS and Stripes For
,ver" tSousa), band. :