Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-13
@Y' Community CONCERT
ENJOYED BY LARGE AUDIENCE

tec gallery hereafter. His slogan
should be "act like ladies or gentle
man or get out. 1 don't want to have
to put you out" Many of the audience
thought that Mrs. Rees could and in
good faith, expressed her opinion of the
disturbers in stronger terms. Never
theless the lady's caustic remarks
scEorched.
Ii resolves itself to this: II the man
agement of the ''Y' is going to allow
migrating, village cut-up dtsturoers
to harrass entertainers on the stage
and disturb the audience, 1t VIII be
hard for Mr.. Christian to secure vol
unteers to fill his program. The audi
ence may stand for obscure insults but
entertainers and vocalists will not.
This is but a suggestion given in gooo
faith.
Mrs. Rees was somewhat disappotnt-
cd Yesterday with her program. Sew
eral numbers that assured her wouio
be present failed thru sickness ana
other reasons to be present, yet the
lady presented really good program
some of it made up hap-hazard.
one numper struck popular favor
with the audience. That was foy
smiths piano selection. There's one
thing about Roy's stunts on the piano.
He always punches out something thal
the audience can understand. IL may
be classic and all that. but his selec-
tions carry a tuneful melody that get
home with his hearers. Yesterday .he
kid had TO respond to three encorcs pc
si6cs playinE accompaniment of All
the solos rendered and engineering the
nine organ. II there is a salary at
in ched Roy is entitled to bonus.
Miss Verna Rodell. sweet Noiccd
singer gave an alto number in a man
ner that called for prolonged appauwyss;; ,ws;
Miss Rodcl is very popular with
audiences. Her voice has wide range
and Indicates careful culture. Each
time she appears on the program hcr
warm rcception is ample proof that inc
audiences are with her Her selections
are always or appear TO DC classic. l
would like to hear Miss Rodcil warois
a good old-,ime folk song that VIC all
could understand. Try IL next tifnc'
Miss Nerna.
Frank Parmelec's bass solo "Bcndo-
win Love Song" was good. Perhaps
some people love bass solos better tnan
I do. In fact my taste runs TO tcnors.
but all the same Mr.. Parnclce was
entitled to the warm applause nc re-
cciyed yesterday and responded WIN
an encore. He's a good singcr-bctt"r
than many not SO good as he. FRANK
has a prominent part. so M toih IN
Tho Chimes Of Normany" soon to De
presented at tho y.
AlfN. lIul rpi'ah' r'f' =,
selected one was a gem. Mrs. Narncli
will pardon me II I suggest that sh"
cast her voice In little higher key
/. that all OF the audience may enjoy
Its sweetness OF tone. Her song yes
tcrdsy called for an encore that was
graciously rendered. The lady is always
welcome number on the "f' pro-
gram.
Little Swanda Mac Jones. a tot OF
some years gave n recitation when
Grandn,as Making Cake" with perfect
delivery. so perfect In fact that tho
child'z Instructor Miss Lcnorc Murray
should feel proud of her protcgc. ono
thing abou, little Swanda's selection
IT was not long drawn out. It's n fault
with some OF tho readers that want
to take UP the space Of the congress
stonal Record. The little lsdy's sclcc-
,ion was well chosen, as was her en-
core skit-shcrt but sweet.
Next Sunday the ~ coufmunit'
sing and concert Will bc In charge OF
y. =. Miller. alias Harry Lauder No
>. tt's forcEouc conclusion there
will he treat In store for the au-
ftrur~