The College Singing Girls and Walter Eccles

              PROGRAM
THE COLLEGE SINGING GIRLS
AND WALTER ECCLES

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The College Singing Girls AND Walter Eccles

ELLA HARDING
ANITA KEMPTON
BERTHA GILES
KATHERINE GALLOWAY
FLORENCE BELL
OLIVE MATTESON
FRANCES CONN
JEAN WARREN
CHARLES PEARSALL, Musical Director


Rehearsals directed by ULMER MANNING.
Coaching of Grand Opera numbers, by DUDLEY BUCK, JR.
Instruction in Songs with action, by GEORGE PAXTON.
Mandolin Coaching, by VALENTINE ABT.
Drum Numbers, taught by HENRY PICKARD.

Management of

REDPATH-WHITE, Boston
REDPATH-SLAYTON, New York
REDPATH-BROCKWAY.  Pittsburg
REDPATH-SLAYTON, {Chicago, Columbus, Kansas City, Cedar Rapids
REDPATH-SHAW and HAWKINS, Denver, Seattle
REDPATH-CHAMBERS and SMITH, Butte





PROGRAM


1.
College Medley


Arr. by Frank J. Smith


2.
Impersonations








Mr. ECCLES.



3.
Sextette from Lucia


Donizetti


4.
Gossip Song


Philip Kobbe


5.
Quartette of Excerpts from Grand Operas,


Arr. by Frank J. Smith





BERTHA GILES
KATHERINE GALLOWAY
FLORENCE BELL
JEAN WARREN



6.
(a) Mo-No-Be-No-Wa (Indian Song)


Standish





OLIVE MATTESON, assisted by FRANCES CONN,






ELLA HARDING, ANITA KEMPTON.




(b) Oh, You Scholar


Standish





MR. ECCLES
FRANCES CONN
OLIVE MATTESON
ELLA HARDING
ANITA KEMPTON



7.
When Grandma was a Girl








BERTHA GILES



8.
Wet, Wet Day (Interlude)—Beautiful Day


Greenbank and Monckton


9.
Cupid's Telephone (from Havana)


Stuart





MR. ECCLES
BERTHA GILES
KATHERINE GALLOWAY
ELLA HARDING
FRANCES CONN
OLIVE MATTESON
ANITA KEMPTON



10.
College Flag Song (from Over the Garden Wall)





11.
The Motor Girl (from The Motor Girl)








MR. ECCLES and Company.



12.
Maybe It's a Bear


Edwards





OLIVE MATTESON



13.
The Hunt


Philip Kobbe





BERTHA GILES
KATHERING GALLOWAY
FLORENCE BELL
JEAN WARREN



14.
Drum Song—The Mascot of the Troop (from Mlle. Modiste)








ELLA HARDING, assisted by FRANCES CONN, OLIVE MATTESON, ANITA KEMPTON.



15.
An Acting Monologue—The Impatient Patient


Cook





SCENE—Front room, third-floor flat, window at right overlooking street.
TIME—During prevalence of grippe.  CHARACTER—A victim.
MR. ECCLES.



16.
Hark to the Mandolin


Parker





Mandolins and Guitars.



17.
The Bolero


Hubbell


18.
Fortune Telling Trio (from Carmen)


Bizet





ANITA KEMPTON
KATHRINE GALLOWAY
JEAN WARREN



19.
FINALE
Time to Wander, Good Night (from Erminie)

Philip Kobbe






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