Word: solo
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Boston Community Players will sent three one-act plays and a solo performance in the Peabody Playhouse for the Friday program of their third season. The only public performance will take only public performance will take on December 30 at 8.15 o'clock, though on December 29 a special performance will be given before the Women's City Club, for which no tickets will be on sale. The Peabody Playhouse, at which the performances will be staged, situated at 357 Charles street, Boston. The first of the plays that is on the program is "How Con Cragan Willed Himself...
...Pericon," the third number on the program, is a solo dance by Francois, in which Mrs. Elizabeth Lawton features, has been adapted for this occasion by same Roberta Richmond. The dance music for this number will be "Valse des " from the Casse, and "Noisette " by Tchaikoksky...
Under the leadership of Dr. A. T. Davison '06 the chorus will offer the following numbers, with Miss Hazel L'Africain of the American String Quartet as soloist: To God on High, Decious Adoramus Te, Palestrina Morning Hymn, Krug 'Cello Solo, Miss L'Africain Bedouin Love Song, Foote In Picardi, Osgood Give a Rouse, Bantock Serenade, Borodine 'Cello Solo, Miss L'Africain My Bonnie Lass, Morley Suabian Folk Song, Brahms Now Let Every Tongue, Bach...
...uniqueness of these presentations should attract the College. No other Glee Club in the country has ever attempted to give in concert the type of music which will be offered at this series. The appearance of Hazel L'Africain, solo 'cellist of the American String Quartet, at the first concert on December 4 will add interest...
...December 4 the program will be as follows: To God on High, Decius Adoramus Te, Palestrina Morning Hymn, Krug 'Cello Solo by Miss L'Africain. Bedouin Love Song, Foote In Picerdi, Osgood Give a Rouse, Bantock S rearde Borodine 'Cello Solo. My Bonnie Lass, Morley Suabian Folk Song, Brahms Now Let Every Tongue, Bach...