Castle Square Entertainers

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Castle Square Entertainers

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THE SELECT FOLK QUALITY SEAL

ARTHUR C. COIT President

LOUIS J. ALDER General Manager

THE COIT LYCEUM BUREAU
CLEVELAND, OHIO



The Castle Square Entertainers
IN The Castle Square Entertainers we are able to offer a first-class quartette of popular entertainers who have proved themselves to be one of the most popular companies we have ever booked.  It is doubtful if another organization of four people can be found in the Lyceum field with such versatility and excellence.  Their program is a decided novelty.  In fact, the novelties and humor the Castles have injected into their program have assisted them materially in building their present reputation.

The company comprises a first-class popular male quartette, a horn quartette, a banjo quartette, two pianists, an instrumental soloist, an entertaining reader and tenor soloist, a superb whistling soloist, and a dialect monologist.  They are therefore prepared to give a program of unusual variety and interest.

Mr. L. R. Hulbert is a pianist of ability his imitatious and burlesques on that instrument being an instantaneous hit.  He is also a cornet, octave and mandolin-banjo soloist.

Mr. C. E. Humphrey, the reader, is unusually effective in dramatic readings, and as tenor soloist he does some especially good work with his well chosen selections.

Mr. Thornburg presents an attractive novelty in his whistling solos. As a whistler he ranks with the best.  He is a thoroughly educated musician and has arranged some of the numbers presented by the company.

Mr. D. H. Grant, the basso, has a splendid voice and a delightfully entertaining Irish brogue and Scotch dialect which he uses with great effect in his dashing monologue of folk songs and witticisms.  He never fails to arouse enthusiasm.

The Castle Square Entertainers on account of their great versatility, are particularly well adapted to Chautauqua work.  If you want good music and popular entertainers, book the Castles.


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The Castle Square Entertainers

The Castle Square Entertainers are especially strong and worthy of mention.  They are the best that have yet been booked at the Star Theatre.—
Aurora (Ill.) Daily News,


The songs of the Castle Square Entertainers were good, and their voices blended extraordinarily well.—
Chicago Footlights.


Each member of the Castle Square Entertainers is an artist.—
Hennepin (Ill.) Record.


The entertainment by the Castle Square Entertainers caused a genuine sensation among the lovers of good singing, and those not present missed a rare treat.  A more perfect part singing by male voices has seldom been heard in Hallock.
Hallock (Minn.) Enterprise.


Each member of the quartette possesses abundant talent, capable of an evening's entertainment by himself.  The program was varied with popular, high class music.  The Sextette was one of the best selections rendered.—
Superior (Wis.) Telegram.


The entertainment given by the Castle Square Entertainers was of the kind that makes every one better for having heard it.  Every number on the program was rendered with splendid effect.  There was variety enough to interest the audience to the last minute and continued encores were a feature of the evening.—
Grand Forks (N. D.) Herald.


The Castle Square Entertainers gave their entertainment at Wright's Hall on Friday evening last, and for such a good company as this it is a pity a larger house was not in attendance.  Those who were present were doubly repaid.  This company is one of the best on the road and their renditions of the program would be hard to beat.  Mr. Grant, the basso, has a splendid rich voice and knows how to use it.—
Winnipeg (Man.) Telegram.


The quartette selections by the Castle Square Entertainers were received with thunderous applause by the audience at the Grand Opera House.—
Chicago Daily News.






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Recent Comments

One of the best entertainments ever listed on this public course.—
Leavenworth (Kas.) Times


Are voted the best quartette that has struck this town in many many moons.—
Lincoln (Nebr.) Journal.


Furnish a program of quick, clever work.  They were decidedly popular with the audience.—
San Francisco (Cal.) Examiner.


A real novelty in quartette work and exceptional in registering real comedy.—
New York (N. Y.) Variety.


Not only splendid singers but are excellent comedians, and they have brought to the city of Seattle something entirely new in the way of a quartette.—
Seattle (Wash.) Post-Intelligence.


They are the season's hit.—
Portland (Ore.) Oregonian.


The audience thoroughly appreciated the entire program.—
Bristol (Tenn.) Herald-Courier.


Their work is proven far above the average.
Minneapolis (Minn.) Tribune.


A bright and versatile quartette which met the appreciation of all present.—
Victoria (B. C.) Herold.


The Castle Square Entertainers captured the house.—
Morris (Ill.) Herald.


Their program is replete with good clean comedy and high-class singing.—
San Jose (Cal.) Times.


They not only do some excellent vocal work but supply some comedy that makes their number winner.—
Milwaukee (Wis.) News.


Brought out close harmony of an unusually good brand.—
Grand Rapids (Must.) Herald.


It would be hard to find their equal.—
Hannibal (Mo.) Courier.


Pleased Trinidad people as they have seldom been pleased before.—
Trindad (Colo.) Advertiser.

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