The Dudley Buck Company

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The Dudley Buck Company



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THE DUDLEY BUCK COMPANY
FIVE ARTISTS
PRESENTING
A Musical Review


Grand Opera Selections
Sacred Numbers
Special Songs in Costume
Ladies' Quartets
Duets and Trios including Baritone
Southern Melodies with Banjo and Guitar Accompaniment





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Mr. Edward K. Marrum.
Musical Director and Baritone Soloist, has had a thorough musical training.  He was a piano pupil for several years of Mme. Schiller.  Dr. Garett Smith and Mr. Walter Hall were his instructors on the organ, and Mr. Macrum now occupies the position of organist in a prominent Fifth Avenue church.

His vocal training has been under the leading New York teachers and he possesses a rich powerful voice.


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The Dudley Buck Company was organized as a musical attraction in March, 1909, and has made over one hundred appearances in New York and vicinity.  Success was assured from the beginning, because the artists were selected by the management with the sole object in view of securing voices, which would give the best results in concerted and part-song numbers, and at the same time were artists versatile enough in their accomplishments to permit of a greatly varied program.

All of the members have had extensive opera or concert experience.

The concert is called A Musical Review, as the program includes selections from all the different styles and classes of good music.

A prominent feature of the program is, the Grand Opera Selections, specially arranged for this company, and coached by Mr. Dudley Buck, Jr.  There are some well rendered sacred numbers and also old familiar heart songs given in the true spirit.

Several numbers have been specially written for this company.

Further variety is given to the concert by the rendition of Southern Melodies with banjo and guitar accompaniment.

Mr. Edward K. Macrum takes part with the young women in some effective numbers from both Grand and Light Opera.



Management:

Redpath-Slayton Bureau, New York and Chicago
Redpath-White Bureau, Boston
Redpath-Brockway Bureau, Pittsburg
Redpath-Priest Bureau, Seattle