Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-26
BENEFIT CONCERT FOR SALVATION ARMY.

Tombstone in the interest of the Sal vation Army drive for funds and will give concert Monday night at the Crystal theater for the benefit of the world known Christian association. in order to help swell the state quota
 Baron Auriemma. an internationally known baritone. who has sung oppo- site the great Caruso. doubling for him at times. comes to Tombstone with fine recommendation and those who will be fortunate enough to hear him will never regret it.
 This afternoon he sang at the High School and charmed his hearers with his talent Sunday he will sing at the Congregational and Episcopal churches in addition to the concert at the Crystal Monday evening.
 During the war Baron Auriemma sang before the king of Italy and led choir of 1500 American doughboys in some of their favorite American ditties. In England he sang before King George. as well as before thous- ands of doughboys in the hospitals about the country.
 He was born in Vesuvius. Italy. and makes his home at Providence. R. l.. with his mother. and is making his present tour in the interests of the Salvation Army. with only his ex- penses paid.
 Everywhere he has rendered his concerts the Baron has met with tre mendous applause. judging from the hundreds of newspaper accounts he carries with him. He has recently raised quotas in the Panhandle in Texas, and in New Mexico, and is now devoting his entire time and art 10 Arizona for the Army" He has had an interesting career and has spent years on the operatic stage. year ago he sang in Flagstaff and Francis Crable, local attorney, who then resided there. had the pleasure of hearing him, and pro- uounces his rendition par excellent, and one that should not be missed by any resident of Tombstone. Cooperating with him locally to make the local concert a success are Mrs. J H. Macia. who is handling ticket sales. Judge 4. C. Lockwood, | Judge Albert NJ. Sames and J. P. Con 1! uelIy. forming the committee on ar- engagements.
 Committees will aiso be sent to Gleeson, Courtland. Fort Huachuca and other surrounding points to en- list aid for the concerts success.
 The committee this afternoon an nounced that tickets will be given to school children for sale, and for each ten tickets sold complimentary ticket will be given 10 the student en- :itling admission to the concert Mon day at the theater All children wish ing to assist in the sales are asked to call on Mrs. Macia tomorrow morning and obtain tickets. tentative program prepared by Baron Auriemma follows, which will be subject to change and additions. as requests come in:
 a. Celeste Aida ....-.-.....-..---.. Verdi 1 b. The Star" ---..---.-----..--..---.--. Rogers a. "Arioso- from I'Pagliacci .-..... ......---.........-.-....-.... Leoncava!le b. Goodnight, Sweet Dreams" ..-....--.
 -..----..--...--- Bispfoss a. At Dawning' ---.--....-.------.- Cadmans Duet by Auriemma and Miss Macia. 1 b. 70 Solo Mic" ..--............ Capua ] a. The Rosary" -....--.-.-...---..-.--.-- Nevin b. Absent" .-...-.....--...-.....-.-..-. Metcalf a. Marie Maria" .......-.......-.---.-. Capua | b. Let the Rest-ef the World Go By" Duet by Auriemma and Miss Scott, | High School Orchestra and Audi l ence. a. "yieni SuI Mar" and others.
 Miss Brady at Piano
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