The Garber Howe Entertainers

              THE GARBER HOWE ENTER.  TAINERS


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Management MIDLAND LYCEUM BUREAU, Des Moines, Iowa.




The Garber - Howe Entertainers


PERSONNEL





HOMER CHALET GARBER


Banjo.  Saxophone, Magic




CHARLES MARCUS HOWE


Violin.  Tenor, Novelties




MAUDE INGRAM HOWE


Pianist.  Accompanist





MUSIC, MAGIC AND MIRTH


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A full evening of novelty effects, magic, violin and song.  Mr. and Mrs. Howe have for vears given full evenings alone To augment their strength, Mr. Garber is added, making a combination doubly desirable and pleasing.  In addition to their program of the past season, which has been well received, many new novelties and magic specialties have been added.




Midland Lyceum Bureau




A
 Program will consist of Banjo Solos, Violin Solos, Saxophone Solos, Twenty Minutes of Magic, Vocal Solos, Banjo and Guitar Duetts and other instrumental combinations and the playing of novelty instruments, including imitations of all sorts




The feature of the evening was the novelty work of Prof Howe —


Morning American, Creston, Iowa




Nothing on the American platform can excel the Howes in their line.  They are stars
—
J S Estes, Attorney, Sidney, Iowa




We make special mention of Prof.  Howe as violin artist —


Journal.  Fargo.  S. D.




Mr. Garber is well termed the 
Marvel of the Banjo World
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Tines-Republican, Marshalltown, Iowa.




Homer Chalet Garver is an artist on the saxophone and banjo —


Daily Record, Fort Worth.  Texas




Homer Chalet Garver, the banjoist, is a marvel —


Plain Dealer, N. Vernon, Ind




PUBLIC COMMENDATION



Those who attended the concert given last evening at the Y. M. C. A. by the Garber.  Howe Entertainers enjoyed a rare musical treat.  The members are all artists of high order.  Mr. Garber, especially, rendered some most difficult selections on the banjo in masterly style.  Professor Howe's rendition on the violin of Ovide Musin's Mazourka de Concert was especially fine, and his beautiful imitations of birds singing was one of the choicest bits of playing heardin a longtime.


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Journal, Selma, Ala.




The Garber-Howe Entertainers are certainly a delightful attraction.  One could listen to their beautiful music always.
—
C. Hopper, Benton, North Carolina.




The company is a good one and pleased our people.
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A. E. Woltz, Lenoir, N. C.




Excellent.  A more genteel or refined concert company never existed.
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H. H. Holmes, Bay Minette, Alabama.




The company pleased entirely.
  
H. C. Jameson, Jackson, Tennessee.




The Garber-Howe Entertainers were more than appreciated by a large audience. We wish they could come again.
  
J I Gragg, Leonard, Texas.




The Garber-Howe Entertainers gave a pleasing entertainment.  A large crowd of the music-loving people of the city were present and heartily enjoyed and liberally applauded each number on the program.  Mr. Garber and Mr. and Mrs. Howe are musicians of wonderful ability, and their entertainment was captivating and pleasing in the highest degree. —


Index, Marianna, Arkansas.




I have been here five years and the Garber-Howe Entertainers gave us the best entertainment we have had in that time.

J. H. Williams, Greensboro, Alabama.




PUBLIC COMMENDATION

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What is conceded to be the best entertainment ever given in Atmore was The Garber-Howe Entertainers.  A splendid audience greeted the company and for about two hours was held to the highest pitch of interest and appreciation. —


Spectrum, Atmore, Alabama




The Garber-Howe Entertainers gave a most excellent program to a large audience last evening.  It is seldom that a Eureka audience has heard so excellent a concert as this and those present demonstrated their appreciation by hearty applause.  The musical numbers were particularly enjoyed. —


Flashlight, Eureka Springs, Arkansas.




The Garber - Howe Entertainment was indeed a treat to the large andience present.  Mr. Chalet Garber is certainly the 
undisputed prince
 of the banjo, for his handling of that instrument was marvelous.  Selections by Mr. Howe were much enjoyed, for it has been a long time since such a master of the violin has appeared here.  The company also gave some clever musical novelty acts which were out of the ordinary and were very pleasing. —


Daily Mail, Anderson, South Carolina




The Garber-Howe Entertainers pleased a large audience.  The company consists of Mr. Garber, who is indeed a master of the banjo, and Mr and Mrs. Howe, violinist and pianist, respectively.  Other features besides the musical made the program most attractive —


Union Times, Union, South Carolina




The Garber-Howe Entertainers delightfully entertained a most appreciative andience at the Methodist church last night.  The musical selections on novelty instruments, the songs and the magical numbers were exceptional.  It was a bright and pleasing attraction in its entirety. —


Daily News, Durant, Indian Territory




The Register and Leader Co., Des Moines