Sarah Wathena Brown and Chicago Boy Choir

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Sarah Wathena Brown
and
CHICAGO BOY CHOIR
Hartford, Ohio.  Redpath-Slayton Lyceum Bureau:—Sarah Wathena Brown with the Chicago Boy Choir entertained a large audience in this place last evening with a delightful program.  They cannot fail to please everywhere.  The training that Mrs. Brown has given the boys is simply marvelous.  As a harpist Mrs. Brown is an artist.  Performances on the various musical instruments were received with applause.  The boys sang their way into the hearts of all present.

Yours truly,
Armen K. Kalenian, Mgr.


Jamestown, N. Y., Evening Journal:
—The Chicago Boy Choir appeared in the Y. M. C. A. auditorium Tuesday evening on the entertainment course and thoroughly pleased the large audience.  The program was a varied one, consisting of vocal numbers, selections on the harp, and readings.  Fancy costumes, some national songs, a marimbaphone, bagpipes, castinets and tambourines were also introduced.  The delightful program closed with a selection by the boys in choir costume, Jerusalem the Golden, with harp accompaniment.


Dunkirk, N. Y., Daily Herald:
—The third number on the Masonic entertainment course, Wathena Brown and her Chicago Boy Choir pleased a large audience in the new Masonic temple last evening.  Mrs. Brown, the harpist, and the four boys furnished an entertainment that was unique and pleasing in the extreme and each number was greeted with well merited applause.  Mrs. Brown's selections on harp, piano and marimbaphone were rendered in a manner that stamped her as a musician of unusual ability.  The four boys are all possessed of beautiful voices which harmonize splendidly and their singing and character work was exceedingly clever and showed the best and most valuable training.


Middletown, O., Daily Journal:
—The program was one that could not fail to appeal and each number was given hearty applause.  The entire program was rendered with a finish that could not be excelled and the Knights are to be congratulated upon the high class attraction that has started their season.


Three Oaks, Mich., The Acorn:
—The first number on the lecture course was given in the Methodist Episcopal church last Friday evening when Sarah Wathena Brown, harpist, and the Chicago Boy Choir appeared before a large audience.  Mrs. Brown is very proficient on the harp.  The boys appeared in the Scotch plaid and played the bagpipes, in appropriate costume sang a German song, in Spanish attire gave a drill with tambourines and in baseball suits sang Play Ball, and as choir boys rendered several sacred numbers.




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To the Course Managers:

The Redpath-Slayton Lyceum Bureau is anxious to do all within its power to assist its patrons to financial as well as artistic success.  So, if copies of press notices, write-ups, forms of display ads, newspaper cuts, or anything along these lines can be of assistance to you in the management of your course, write us and we will try to supply your needs.  If your course finances are not all they should be, state the condition under which your course is run and we will try to offer suggestions that may aid you in your efforts.  Along these lines we ask your assistance as well as offer you ours.  Kindly send to us your personal and your patrons' opinion of each attraction soon after it has appeared on your course.  Please send us newspapers containing notices of the entertainments, also clippings of your write-ups, ads, flyers, etc.  If you employ any new or novel methods tell us about them that we may pass them along to other course managers.

Redpath-Slayton Lyceum Bureau, Chicago.

Publicity Department.