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...March, "Ameer" Herbert. 2. Overture, "Tabasco" Chadwick. 3. Waltz, "Lagunen" Strauss. 4. Selection, "Robin Hood" DeKoven. 5. Avant Le Combat, Palfy. 6. Hu garian Rhapsody, Liszt. 7. Spring Song, Mendelssohn. 8. Academic Festival Overture, Grace. 9. Selection, "Florodora" Stuart. 10. Waltz, "The Wave" Metra. 11. Polka, "Hunter's Yarn" Komzak. 12. March, "Wien bleibt Wien" Schrammel...
...Ladra," Rossini. 3. Waltz, "Lagunen," Strauss. 4. Selection, "Faust," Gounod. 5. Overture, "Flying Dutchman," Wagner. 6. Two Movements from Suite, "Peer Gynt," Grieg. 7. Invitation to Dance. Weber. 8. An Evening with Bilse, Conradi. 9. Overture, "Orpheus aux Enfers," Offenbach. 10. Waltz, "Vienna Beauties," Ziehrer. 11. Polka, "Hunter's Yarn," Komzak. 12. March, "Merry War," Strauss...
...Fortune Teller," Herbert. 5. Danse Fantastique, Maquarre. (First time). 6. Overture to "Barber of Sevilla," Rossini. 7. Douce Caresse, Gillet. (First time). 8. Finale, "Lohengrin," First Act, Wagner. 9. Waltz, "Denkspruche," Ed. Strauss. 10. Hymn to "St. Cecilia," Gounod. Violin Obligato, Mr. Otto Roth. 11. Polka, "Hunter's Yarn," Komzak. 12. March, "Bride Elect," Sousa...
Very different is Richard Edwards's storiette, entitled "Beans." In it there is dash and movement, but no plot, and only half-sketched people. "Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men," is rather amusing, but decidedly thin. "Mademoiselle Lesperance," by Witter Bynner '02, and "A Camp Fire Yarn," are short sketches. A poem, entitled "Ambition." by A. C. White '02, verses on "Seadown" and "Cras Ingens Iterabimus Aequor," printed anonymously, and two book reviews complete the number...
...sketching. The author plainly knows what he wants to say, and says it cleverly. "Elizabeth and Priscilla," by W. N. Seaver '00, just fails of being very good indeed. It is carefully planned and well written. But it is not convincing. "Tom's Wife," is a New England dialect yarn of good local color. "In Search of the Conventional," by J. G. Cole sC., is a tale in which the writer attains that which his hero seeks. "Where Poetry Fails," is a very pleasant idyllic sketch, and "Bradford," by Richard Inglis '03, harks back to home-sick Freshman days...