The Winslow mail., 1926-12-03
Uni. of Arizona Glee
Club To Present
Fine Program Here

The Mems Glee Club of the Uni
versity of Arizona will leave Tue
son Monday morning at 8 o'clock,
to make a II day tour of North
ern Arizona. The trip arranged by
the manager, Sam Bradford, last
summer, is the first by the club in
this part of the state. Winslow
through the courtesy of the Wins
low WOman's club has been for
tunate enough in securing an en-
gagement for this city, the club to
appear here on the evening of Mon
day, December s, at the Washing
ton auditorium.
The club is travelling in three
large enclosed cars, and the timer
airy includes seventeen Of the larg
er towns in the Northern part Of
the state. The closing concert will
be given at Bowie on December Is,
the boys will then return to Tue
son in time on December 16, to
participate in the performance of
the oratorio that evening in the old
Pueblo Other towns to be visited
are: Mesa, Tempe, Prescott, Clark
dale, Jerome, Williams, Flagstaff,
Grand Canyon, Holbrook, Snow
fake, ST. Johns, Springerville, Cliff
ton, Morenci, Stafford and Wilcox.
A committee composed of mem
bers of the Woman's club has ar
ranged for an informal reception
at the Washington auditorium fol-
lowing the concert on Monday
evening. Another organized group
is handling the ticket sales and re-
port that they find much interest
manifested in the club, since this
is their first appearance in Wins
low, local residents feel that they
are quite fortunate in having the
opportunity to hear the fine pro-
gram offered by the Arizona insti-
tuition.
Following is the personnel of the
club:
First tenors: George McLaugh-
lin, Tucson George Lannan, Will
mington, Del; Stanley Kimblc,
Tucson; j. F. Seeley, Kingman;
luigi CO w hAA4SoJ uSoOAs
Second tenors: G. E. Culver, Los
Angeles, Calf; Roland Burr, Tue
son; R. Fl. Bancroft, Hot Springs,
Arkansas; +. L. Copening, Bowie;
Dallas Kilcrease, Casa Grande.
First bass: Sam Bradford, Phoe-
nix; Paul Shurtz, Deming, New
Mexico; Dolphin Rasco, DeLand,
Florida; G. A. Clayberg, Chicago,
Illinois; Wayne Morris, Phoenix.
Second bass: Russell Meeker,
Escondido, California; John Ander-
son, Portsmouth, Ohio; R. N.
3kaggs, Los Angeles, California;
Elliot Wilson, Peabody, Massachus-
sets; L. McIntire, Omaha, Nebras-
ka.
Aceompanist: Marjorie Slough,
Arlington, Illinois.
Personnel of Quartet: First ten
or, George Mclaughlin; second
tenor, Roland Burr; first bass Rus
sell Meeker; second bass, John
Anderson.
The program to be presented
here Monday evening follows:
Part l. Hallelujah Chorus,
(Beethoven) Lo, How Rose Fer
Blooming (Praetorius) Now Let
Every Tongue Adore Thee (Bach);
Tenebrae Factae Subtitle Sha-
dows FALL (Palestrina), Glee Club;
Quartettes (Selected), Quartet; The
Miracle Of st. Nicholas (French
Carroll, Glee Club; Pescator, At
fonda L'Esca (PonchiellD, Sam
Bradford; Excelsior" (Balfe), Nc
Laughlin- Anderson; The Gondol-
iers arthur SULLIVAN, Glee Club.
Intermission.
Part 2. A one-act playa Mar
riage Has Been Arranged" (Sutro);
Chorus of Camel Drivers Caesar
FranclO; City of Chow (Bantock),
Glee Club; Quartettes (SelecteO,
Quartet; Readings (Selected), Rus
sell Meeker; Folk Songs-(a)
Swansea Town English Sea Song);
(b) Heartache (Slovak) Co Peace
fully Slumbring |(Sea Song), Solo
list, George Lannan; (d) Song Of
the Volga Boatman (Russian, Glee
Club; Duets (Selected, McLaugh-
lin-Anderson; Shadow March pro
thereof: Charge of the Light Bril-