Milford chronicle., 1930-05-02
CARAVAN" WILL BE
GIVEN WEDNESDAY
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GRATED; the music by the trio will be
of oriental character, and every eff
fort is being put forth to portray the
Journey across the desert so realis-
tically that the audience will be able
to picture the entire cantata and
feel the emotions experienced in
travelling across the desert.
The soloists during the evening will
be Mrs j. Postles Hammond, Mrs
Fred Breme, Mrs. A. ID. Dickerson'
Mrs William Warren, Charles Narney,
RAYMOND Bennett Herbert Nichols ana
Arthur Hudson.
The instrumental trio consists OF cell
10. Mrs. ]. Harry Humes; piano, Mrs.
Lillian Bruning Singer; violin Arthur
Hudson. The accompanist Will be MRS.
Lillian Bruning Singer; Vlolln, arthur y
Annabel Groves Howell. Chalrmen Oh
the committees: Finance, Miss Eliza
beth Carlisle; Mrs. Daniel Hirsch, tick
cts: A. d. Dickerson, publicity; MISS
Helen Tatman, costumes, and Miss An
ma Radcliffe, decorations.
The program follows:
I. Instrumental trio, Indian Love
Lyrics" by Amy Woodforde-t1nden (a)
'"The Temple Bells" (b) LESS Than
II. Chorus: Song of India" by Rim
y-Korsakoff. A. 1,y,,
son Vinyard Jr. (a) solo, call to the
Caravan" mems chorus; (b) chorus
''Women, Slaves and Overseers, over
seers, A. d. Dickerson, Raymond BEN
Cc) chorus, Song of the Guard, solo
ist, Herbert Nichols; I'D ladies' chor-
us "Song of FAREWELL" (e) mems $
chorus. fTill the Sands of the Desert
Grow Cold" by Ball; Cd chorus -The
Desert Journey" soloist, Charles Var
ney. Intermission.
PART II
I. Instrumental Trio: Indian Love
Lyrics" by Amy WOodforde-Finden
(c) 'Kashimer Song;" cd It'll 1
Wake" - -.
us. tine Oasis" Obligato. Mrs. Fred
Breme, Mrs. J. Postles Hammond, Mrs.
Della Hall Deakyne, Miss Elizabeth
Carlisle; (h) duet, Where My Caravan
Has Rested" Lohr, Mrs. Fred Breme
and Mrs A. D. Dickerson; (D chorus
might on the Desert" solists, Mrs. j.
Postles Hammond, Mrs. William War
ren, Raymond Bennett, Herbert Nlch-
OILS; ID solo, "Bedouin Love Song,
Arthur Hudson; (k) piano solo, Moe
turne with the Caravan At Dawn,
(this Nocturne marks the passing OF
darkness), Mrs. Lillian Brunlng sing
er, soloist; ID finale, chorus, with the
Caravan At Dawn" soloists, Mrs. j.
Postles Hammond and Charles Narney.
The chorus is composed of the fol-
lowing:
Hammond FdT55 ioPEh9oSes' Gfrs Della Hail Deafyne,
Miss Elizabeth Carlisle, Mrs. Fred
Breme, Mrs. Remsen Barnard MISS MISS
Molly Davis. Mrs. Al. Houston, MISS
NTyra Alderman, Miss Annette Met
tam, Miss Florence Bullock, Miss Allce
Breme, Miss Ellen Sipple, Miss Mary
Jane Varney Miss Irene Williams.
Second Sopranos : Mrs. Elizabeth
Riggs, Miss Helen Tatman, Miss Lena
Johnson, Miss Naomi Farber, Mrs.
Charles Swain, Mrs. Davis r. Grier.
Altos-Mrs. Daniel Hirsch, Mrs. A.
D. Dickerson, Mrs. William Warren
Mrs. J. Harry Humes, Mrs. Harry Null
holland, Miss Anna Radcliffe, Mrs.
Miss Katherine Hickman, Mrs. A. F.
Baritones - Charles Varney, Charles
Swain, Raymond Bennett, John Ham
mond. John Jewell, Sidney Mattison'
Douglas Frye, Herbert Nichols, Mr.
Howell. ,,.
Tenors-A. D. Dickerson, William
Fischer, Leroy Stephenson, Arthur
Hudson, Curtiss Williams. William
Stephenson, George Vinyard, Messrs.
Sockrider and Derrickson.
The ticket canvassers have ha9
splendid success in their efforts, and
sold so many tickets that again the
auditorium will be filled to overdowlns.
At the last concert, the auditorium was
crowded a half hour before it was time
for the program to commence, so it
would be we'll for all those who wish
good seat to come early. The concert
is scheduled to commence at Sis.
Don't forget the day and date: this
coming Wednesday evening, May z, at
S:15. The price of the tickets is only
SOC.
This is a fine opportunity to cele-
brate Music Week in Milford.