The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1936, Page 3

oie: 2 a ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1996_ LET. WARDS 8 en It in Initial Appearance Wednesday Night nae WASHABLE! ee standing in women’s singing organ- ons novi izations. That was in the strength of tite diac brown, navy. its contralto section. Just as men’s often supplied with a plentitude of sopranos, but .there was no over- shadowing of the voices in the lower register at Wednesday night's concert. The alto and contralto parts came to the listener clear and undimmed even when the chorus struck the crescendo Places in its various Tiumbers, This Sanforized pt ALL SILK* — SLIPS CARE sf “Y \\\ 525 Ward Stores Join in a Gigantic Purchasel Robes ; ome Ilwo-lone oe : us qua features gualty y of women's voices should be Went 98 Words price 8 € ; ; at this amazingly low price! 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Old Numbers Well Received The program was well chosen but, as always, the old and well-loved numbers showed the group to its best advantage. “Carry me Back to Old Virginny” and “I Dream of Jeanie” in the second section of the three part. program probably were outstanding for their entertainment value, but “Lift Thine Eyes” from Mendelssohn’s Elijah and “Holy Art Thou” from Handel's Xerxes gave better sweep to the full talent of both director and singers. They had the sonorous and a >»? ™ » E oe e magnificent quality which women's z ‘ : : - Men 98° choruses find it so difficult to achieve. Men’s Jackets eee i 1 i g 4 Interspersed with the three groups : 3 : Bargains! Crepes, uality worth of songs by the chorus were two 98 3 rich, fine |r" ai woolen rayon. : aT as soprano solos by Miss Arlene Sanborn Word Si : . *4 in checks, plaids, apeskin; sof and a piano solo by Miss Jane Wat- - * . lined! a solid colors or ie y Ms son. 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