White's Musical Review: a costume carnival

              late 1910's
WHITE'S MUSICAL REVIEW

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A Costume Carnival



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PROCTOR ENG. CO. LYNN.


WHITE'S MUSIGAL-REVIEW

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A Costume Carnival

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White's Musical Review

THE FEATURE COMPANY
UNLIKE ANYTHING ELSE IN THE LYCEUM

MUSIC SPECIALLY ARRANGED FOR THE COMPANY

Program perfected and under the personal supervision and direction of experts

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
A COSTUME CARNIVAL
A NEW YORK AND BOSTON PRODUCTION

PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE ARAM STUDIO. — DESIGNING, GLEASON. — ENGRAVING, PROCTOR. — PRINTING, SMITH & PORTER.

EXCLUSIVE MANAGEMENT
THE COIT LYCEUM BUREAU,
ARTHUR C. COIT, PRES.  LOUIS J. ALBER, GEN. MGR.
CLEVELAND, OHIO





White's Musical Review

A COSTUME CARNIVAL
SINCE the advent into the Lyceum of White's Boston Octette, with its famous Male Quartet and Instrumentalists (conceded by many of our Committees the most satisfactory company the Bureau has ever offered), we have been urged to organize another White attraction.  Some of our patrons are of the opinion that the affixing of the Bureau's name to the Company is, in itself, a guarantee of excellence.  We appreciate their confidence and believe, in presenting WHITE'S MUSICAL REVIEW, we are offering an organization that will divide honors with the Octette.  The Company presents a review of the musical successes:—vocal choruses, sextettes, quartettes and solos from oratorio and opera, popular costume bits, readings, instrumental solos and concerted numbers.  The program is presented in a most novel and refreshing manner:—Members of the Women's Club of Symphony City meet in conference to formulate plans for their Annual Gentlemen's Night.  The various committees are appointed, parts assigned, and the local Opera House secured.  You are invited to attend the dress rehearsal.






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