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SEWARD ARTISTS
GIVEN PRAISE
William U. Clayton, reviewing the
concert given at Anchorage la>t Weil
nesday evening by musicians t tom
Seward, in last Thursday s Anchoiage
Tiroes had the tollowing artu lo.
The Empress-theatie perhaps never ■
held a larger or more enthusiastic ami (
appreciative audience than assembled
last night to greet and listen to a gen
uine musical treat presented by a
magnificent musical organization hail
ing from Seward.
This musical sextet consisted of
four vocalists and two instrumental
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Train* leave und arrive at Seward a
follows:—
A. M. Wednesday and Sat’ltd a;.
:*oi Roosevelt. Tunnel, Clirdwr *d
Anchorage. Arrive 3:00 P. M. Mon*
lay and Thursday.
Connections at Anchorage on Monday
and Thursday at 8:80 A. M. foi
Matanuska. Wusilla, Houston, Tal*
Kootna, and on Wednerday ami Ft i
uuy at S:.*:(> A. M. for Matanuska.
1 Esau, and Chicknloon.
BRI VKI \ST. LUNCHEON and
Jttmcr MU\ed on the Seward— An
chorage train in i'ie htiffel ear. Ml>.
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"ts, namely: Mis. I*a S. Bailey, so
i ratio; M:s. Jessie Lllsworth. contral
to* Mr. P. C. Brownell, tenor; Mr.
K’ ic i Lucas, baritone; Mrs. Arthur H.
MAV.r, pianiste; and Miss Wihelmina
Bax. nt. violiniste.
Ku! ‘dling almost every exacting re
,,e :,">n nt r. their way of musical pre
sentation of a pretentious program, at
tin* conclusion of which it was the
unanimous opinion of the vast audi
ence that the most notable musical
e\ ‘tit in musVal annals had dawned in
Anchorage.
Inevitably the reviewer must give
!i st consideration to the vocal solo
ists.
Mrs. Ira S. Bailey possesses a sweet
•ourano voice, which would be far
more effective in chamber or drawing
room recital rather than a large hall.
Her voice appeared to better advan
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liarriman Nat’! Bunk of Masha.
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tugc in the quartet rather than her;
i sole numbers. She has a pleasing I
aiuge appearance. .
Mr. Erich Lucas earned the well;
merited applause which lollowod his
every offering. His baiitone voice is
full, round ami evenly balanced, and,
moreover, of a fine quality, lyric in ca
pacity, hut hoi dering on the dramatic
Above all, he sings with feeling of th
best kind, always emphasizing the ar
tistic in phrasing and enunciation re
quired. His A number in the second
group was heroic in manner of rendi
tion and offered a splendid opportun
ty far tin range of his voice.
. As a quartet the blem’ui.g of voice
displayed “train work/' more of which
however, would add greatly to rythrr,
and a better understanding of tempo,
phrasing and shading.
Judging from the applause, which,
hy the way, was unstinted throughout
the entire evening, the second group
hy the quartet was decidedly thf
favorite. The “High Jink.;” number I
in this g.oiip called for a repe tition.
The agreeable surprise of the even
ing was little Miss Hazant, violinistc
H *r deiicnte style of playing is cer
t:iiuly more deliberate than intensely
emotional. She ha*- not arrived at tha> 1
point in her musical career where it i.
necessaiy to resort to extreme exag
geration to sway her -audience as
many professionals do. but rathei
charms by the luscious beauty of In
tone, the purity of her intonation, am
the dignified, still ripening poetic
boaatv of her conception. While not ;
viituc o of the school of long ex per
ionre. she has. nevertheless, not given
he” attention m< rely to the mechanics
of her art. or simply followed in tin
a
wake of others, for even at her tendei
age nor breadth of style shows that
she has been a student of music in a
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brow 1 sense, and, therefore, is a pro- i
m;sing violini.'.te of unronunon attiae- (
liwness to musieans.
U.-ethoven’s Minuet'.* and Meditation,
j iiais, bv Ma.>s»enet, were two very
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p etent ous numbers for the little
miss, hut her interpretation of both
was most pleasing. In response to
mo longed applause she repeated the
ij.vtho ‘ii number with more toiling
•IT.-it. With proper tiaming, the
| Vi iter predicts a second Maud Powell
n little Mifs Pu/.ant.
Mrs. A vthur M« Wor was a consist
• t' • ."atisl’ac* *, y acc ompanist, whose
;Uil| add d no .nmdl part to the suc
ss of tin* concert. Unfortunately 1
Mrs. McN was it a disadvantage
*v.Ii: in ; » n pi-mo in the pit, partly |
out o! sight and lu*ai rg of the sin**- .
ihe most ably supported, and the .
uimence. ,
Nor vith-Vnidic.g this handicap sh •
... pro* t of her superb
,n iebur hip both in accompanying
» I :o!o work. In the latter her ren
.« on of llrahm’s Hungaiian dance
> i. .' v i. most acceptable. The ial
nta». !o effect was minutely observ
,'i , v. | ,-h i> characteristic in all 01
I h n'. works of this nature. A rep
l.tion of the* A number in the first
.. j> would have pleased, hut per
Mrs. .McNeer was wise in not re
• iut because of the length o! th<
, v<<s am, in which she took part ir
very number either as accompanist
jr soloist.
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Anchoiage, May 20th, 1020.
•‘Till: EDITOli” Seward Gateway:—
I would take this opportunity of
cxpre.-Mng the appreciation and pleas- j
iii** th*' recent \ i&,t of a \ oral Quai
tet. and Instrumentalists from Sew
(,.d has afforded many lovers of Mus- ;
c in this Town. 1
Sw a rd has reason to be proud of
t Y <'j l exhibited hero last evening
in worthy cause. To those in both
: v a. who w* ’ e anxious that the vis
it uf your Quartet should be a success,
the full house that awaited the first
number on the programme clearly !
demonstrated the fact that mutual ex
change of Entertainments of this kind
are appreciated and will do more and !
<r() further to stimulate the goodwill
and friendship tnul should exist be
tween neighboring towns.
T would make a suggestion that
those interested in Seward and An
chorage should get together to the
end that we may be able to mark in
advance on our Calenders further En- .
tevD'.inmonts of this kind.
Your truly
H. V. M. Higgins.
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w io v t it n u v, r <> it t
The following is tlso weather iepo*t
for the 24 hours ending nt 7 oV\><*lc
this morning:—
SEWARD 53, Clear, North.
Anchorage 42, Pt. Cloudy, Calm. •
Matanuska 50, Clear, Calm.
Chickaloon 55, Cloudy, Calm.
WasiHa 52, Clear, West.
Talkeetna 55, Cloudy, Calm.
A1 Davey, aged 42, was instantly
killed at Wrangell recently by a pile
of lumber falling on him while re-1
pairing the dock of the St. Michael
Trading Company. He was a member
of the Ketchikan Masons, and also an
Odd Follow. ' '
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