The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-18
BANDS CONCERT
IS APPRECIATED
Everyone in the Audience Last Might
Approved Of the Program If
Generous Applause Was
Criterion.
ARTISTS ASSIST BAND
Hugo Hagen, Pianist, and Sigror
Sperandeo, Lyric Tenor. Score
Heavily With Loci
Audience

I The Reokuk Concert band appearet
iagt night In concert together witt
Sfgnor Giovanni Sp-randeo. lyric ten
or and Hugo Hagen, pianist. The pro
gram which was given by the artigts
ard the band, was one of the best
that KeokHk people have been privii
eyed to hear. There was a fair sized
crowd in the Grand, but the concer,
was deserving Of a packed house.
In The first place there were the
band numbers. The organfzat ton. df
rccted by w. Fl Bower, presented a
program that was well worth the price
or admission alone. Keokuk's own
bard made everyone who heard them
last night prouder than ever Of the
Organization.
Hugo Hagen, concert pianist, proved
an artist Of rare ability and his NUN
berg were receiysd with great ap-
piause. Mr. Hagen plays well, and
his Interpretation OF many difficult
number WIS received with delight By
the audience. He YVES called back for
encores and he graciouaIy responded
His Interpretation Of The Rosary"
which he gave az one Of these was
unusually good
ssgnor Giovanni speranteo. Itzlian
fyYic tenor, delighted evsyene with
HIS Ringing gisnor Sperandeo has
had TIE misfortune TO lose both Of
be wears artificial arms, fact quite
noticeable as be argt STEPS before an
sssdieree. This In forgotten, how
ever. In the quality Of his tones and
the 5ongs -fzat he 80 capaoIy sings.
The Reckug Concert band officers
so1ay expressed their appreciation Of
she attendance last night and OF the
appreciation Of Reok1k audiences for
TIER gslero1s reception o. the band
and lis concert The band IL plan
Ming rsow for its annual minstrel show.
rhfchrvfll be gfven some time early In
ire year, the date 70 be announced
econ Tie minstrel Vim be bigger and
better than usual.
The Concert Program
Last nights concert program was
the following.
l. Atlantis, the Lost Continent.
Ssfrz0eG
a. Morning Hymn Of Praise
b. The Lore gcsne-The Prince
and Aaua
G. The Destruction Of Atlantis
KeokaA Concert Band.
fAtiartig fgx mythical continent
mentioned by Plato az extending
across tic Atlantic approximately
from Europe 10 ~bar III now called
Yucatan. II is the sGh9ect Of an ex-
haustive investigation by Ignatius
Donnelly, and sorac belleve IT, once ex-
listed as the home Of z. great race
which conquered and civilized the
world, with the Azore Islands az the
tops Of It's loftiest mountains ali that
now remains OF the lost continent
Several nOyeliSts have laid their
Etorieg In AtlantiSJ
H. a. 0 del mic Dolce Ardor 49,.
b. f, lnceyan lc SteIIe-Arfa
from To8ca ...... puccIni
Giovanni Sperandeo.
III a. fntermczzo in r FLAT. Brahms
b. Hark! HarH: The Lark ..
..-..-......... schubert-Ligz.
Hugo Hagen.
~. a. From the Land Of the SKY
Blue water .......... CadLnan
b. Little Mother Of Nine ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Burieigh
c. 0 Dry Those Tears ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Del Rieso
Giovanni Sperandeo.
Y. Dances from Hcry VII .....
............ Etw. German
n Morris Dance
b. Turcb Dance
Keokuk Concert Hand
VI a. Sextette-From Lucia-for.
left hand ...... Leschestisky
b. CapTfccio IN II Ffa-for
right hand .... CAM
c. Sou Bots .....-- staub
Hugo Hagen.
VII. a Good Bye . ToSu
b. Star nj the South -. Loehr
C. Baciami .... BuZza Peccia
Giovanni Sperandeo.
VII. Hungarian Rhapsody No. g..
Hugo Hagen.
*. Phedre Overture .. Masseuet
Keokuk Concert Band.
x. Star SpangIcd Banner
Ke0kuk Concert Rand