Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
JSTER-C CHURCH MUSICAL
DRAWS LARGE CROWD

As one OF the biggest musical events
81 the year, and one about which s0ciu
interest has been conferred for "A mum
Der of weeks, the intcr.church t1l,u'
hight program. Friday evening at ga,
Flgst Baptist Church. was ATTENDED DIS
no Of the largest crowds that has
} .arked an exhibition u local talent
bcar In years. The success u the even
lng surpassed even the highest eXpccta
ton, Of the director and the large audi
Cnoe 81 music lovers who assembled o.
cnJoy the splendidly arranged and ar
iistic program, IN which the best talent
I om each church in the city Was foI
tused. The church was beautiful with
- d,orntions Of cut flowers and ferns
hich were given through the courtesy
81 a. Aleius Of thc Amarillo Green
houses. and formed q most appropriate
arc delightful background Ton the oven
iBs's performance.
Miss Gertrude I.0wrdos who fu
some years has been connected With
ths Amarillo College Ut Music. uuo
'V'ose ability as a pianist and orgauisi
has been recognized hy many Amarillo
atmenccs. opened the program with d
50! .es II organ numbers. "pr,lgdiuu
S"ativwn' dlcckoJ. and Alteration
Uauowskn, which were h1ui.r NJ
iIauded. The next feature OF th, pro
b am was drum soto March De-
LuHc." by Master B,bU.. Rogers 900,
"yoar.old son Of Mr. and Mas Jesse s.
l1'rers. who has gained quit, IcputI.
Ton for himself as e. musician and 3s
usual on that evening entirely capt..
waited his audience Robbie Rogers IS
added lhtlo genius and De TOOK down
ihc house when be- appeared Un the
liitform with his drums aud with ln
air u importance gave his scheduled
lumber and encore. keeping almost per.
feet time. The enthusiastic audience
vCuld have called for q third selection.
lut they did not wish Go o.,Iwork this
Young artist, who bad tho distinction -
r.Vlug the only encore number of tho
evening
An interchangeable 0n Nusi. and lfs
N+Tious Stages II Development" was
gwen by the Roy. Robert IS MAGICAL.
iunI. The next number "a ,oruct and
ff'NtAAiA NN'NH ~ 10 ANNNN
director Of tho First Baptist Church
Orchestra, and &. willard Smith.
Cousins" by Polka, Was also we'll re-
sciyed and Was followed by a beautiful
f,adiug entitled, "tI.r Aug,ms" by
Davies, by Miss CAROLYN Bryant, "a
reader Who recently came here from
l.tlas. Everyone enjoyed ~ the fun
- extent tho lovely violin number
i,,,n hy Miss Bairiec story. one u
or citys most popular ,iYlInists. who
won new hurrs in her rendition %
fsndoggcrs "piouo, Sorcuado." and
those present were indeed given a rare
t,eai in the vocal number. "Ah, Love
Eti Day" by Miss Folicc Sunnett. In
W ich the singers clear. beautiful 90.
! rauo voice was az its host
The Whis,ling solo by Mrs n, ".
Caldwell entitled "Nilh Nellie" by
.sNadcii Acuua. was heard with great
= tcrost and was heartily euuH,d Mrs
'a.dwcll has an unusual gift uud prob.
a'is enjoys the distinction 60 being tH,
ou'y whistling soloist iu Amarillo Miss
Gladys Thompson gave au artisii, tustl
iiT-.bcr, Like as the Heart D,su,th
Water Brook. 10y Hlrkrr while
.,hcrzo by Chopin va the title OF
. PIANO selection given hy Miss Lillian
larsen. whom h Is uccdlc.s Go eos held
h.f audience throughout the uumb,
Nth her exquisite touch Wund,riu
,tniquo aud mastery OF the instru.
.Hut.
tn, evenings pUrru $40. .,u., ID
~ 'ho singing Uf 4.rr" uI ..ug- iH
&c pJartcttc composed H N,su THuh
MILLER. ! T Hupkal,.. o. e. Us.r .ut.
#r0 Howard william TH. uuuu,r
H,s dirc.,,d by PROT Eu O. Myers
li was one ut the most r.1 ue -
tI. entire program To, .U'. uIii vorl,
20 tho accompanies of Oh. evening
So. Lila Austin My,rs H.- G,guud,
'..v ndcs Miss EJiI, BUtsu Miss
..t,ucl kendall tud Miss NlHr rhomp.
-. PLAYED in important wf .u tHr
-u.ge.s ~ The evening
o. is sincerely hoped f.l' 5000. Vas
,rI 'bc fast ~ e Series GO programs ~
'us typc Go lv lf.u among the
..ur.hc. durius o., W.Hn. season