The Republican journal., 1922-03-30
DELIGHTFUL Musical by Colby
College Clubs

uaer the Auspices Of Hazeltine Post
, large and spprediative audience
Erected the Colby College Musical
I in the Armory Friday evening feel
he'd to Hazeltine Post, A. L., in
Ing them here. One of Belfasts
r and dependable young men,
1ore C. Bramhall, Colby '25. is act
y ma ger in the absence of George b
aenholme '22, now on a trip west
Il Tthe Debating Club. 1t is probable
Air. Bramhall will be his successor
nnager after next June. He is in
x way fitted for the position. When
sbunch" of young men come here
xthey will pack the Armory.
ii program of fourteen numbers was
cellently arranged and varied one.
selection was insistently encored
4 pon led to two and three times.
orchestral selections were among
8ost delightful ever heard here as
director, G. +. Davis, and accom-
Ralph NJ. Wallace, were most e
and we're sure of their supper
st selection Lustspiel Overture
Bella took all music lovers by storm
Glee Club did fine work with Tos
bod Bye, but were equally as wei
VI with "On the Road to Mandalay'
>bIfeato solo by Mr.. Tibbetts. Their
blended unusually well. The audi
id not seem willing to release the
y, Messrs. Shearman, Chapman,
It's and McIntire, even after their
response. They sang tn, old fav
kentucky Babe, a new selection,
Mic Donald Had a Farm" and the
II round of John brown.
y Mandolin Club came in for their
share Of applause when they rem
n Step Lively by Allen, and the
= medley arranged by J. P. Tilton,
nber Of the Club. Mr.. Tilton also
lged the only real jazz selection on
rogram for the Syncopated Seven,
rs. Wallace, Davis, Tilton, Dear
, Merrill, Jordan and smith, and
brought storms of applause.
= solo selections by MIR. Davis, vio-
be baritone solo number by MIR. Tib-
I the trombone selection by MIR.
1l, the Honeysuckle Polka by Mr..
cornet, would have made very
&c tory program for the price. Each
oceived with most favorable criti-
readers, Mr.. Wallace, with the
ing selection Jean DespreZ, by
". Service. and Mr.. Baxter in the
selection Little Jacob, were very
lar, but most entertaining and
ind cordial welcome always by a
audience.
lance that closed the evening was
ID by a crowd of young people who
Enthusiastic over the Jass o las
pms by the Colby orchestra.
interesting to note that only two
clubs personnel are from their SEN
IS:
COLBY MUSICAL CLUBS
esident E. j. Shearman, '22.
cretary G. f. Davis, "a.
GLEE CLUB
=. Tibbetts, IA, Leader
n Tenors-E. I. Baxter '25, M. l..
'24, A. G.. Snow '23.
Ind Tenor>-E. j. Sherman %, j.
ton '23, w. +. Seifert IA, l.. ii.
- '25, c. B. Chapman '25. X. F.
IN rs.
Itones--J. l.. Tibbetts "a, X. E.
nouth pa, c. II. Jordan "a, c. Z.
q '23. M. G. Kilborn '25, l.. Hebert
. Nj. Dearborn '25, G. T. Nickerson
0sos-F. p. Mcintyre '23, T. C. Bram-
IS, H. II. Crie '25, w. l.. Merrill '25,
Davis IA.
MANDOLIN CLUB
h. TIlton '23, Leader.
MO-. P. Tilton '23 l.. H. Warren '25
- NJ indolins-J. P. Tilton '23, l.. II.
'25, X. +. Weymouth "a.
y Banjos-C. II. Jordan "a, NJ G.
rs. G. E. Davis "a.
md Mandolin-L. Hsbert '25, w. f.
"a, j. M. Tibbetts "a.
pr. M. Wallace '23
ORCHESTRA
Davis pa. Leader.
~ VIolln-G. +. Davis "a
Iond Violin-W. F. Seifert "a, l..
II '25
rinet-L.. M. Dearborn '25.
Enet-C. E. Smith '23.
lo-H. H. Crie '25.
mbone-W. l.. Merrill '25
EOphone-C. Jordan "a.
o-R. Nj. Wallace '23.
E and Mrs. Walter j. Nickerson
- Sunday with Mr.. Nickerson's s
-, Mary F. Nickerson of Swanville.
y, March 9th, was the birthday
mother and son. Mrs. Nickerson
al. her children thought it wise to
ate heI natal day. She received a
r pe