Varsity Harmony Trio

              VARSITY HARMONY TRIO
MR. CRAWFORD M. NOBLE
IT IS with great pleasure that we present Mr. Noble, as he has demonstrated beyond doubt that he occupies a front place in the ranks of singers.   His voice is a dramatic tenor of the robust type, thrilling and melodious.    In addition to his singing, he is a first-class trombonist and pianist,  having played solo trombone with the First Regi¬ment Band (Mississippi) for two years.    The following are some of the many press notices which he has received.
His rendering of the lighter songs was as delightful as his heavier work.—Blue Mountain College, Blue Mountain, Miss.
Mr. Crawford Noble displayed a voice with remarkably wide range and beautiful tones.— New Albany  (Miss.)   Times.
Mr. Crawford Noble has a dramatic voice that possesses quality of tone and is of good vol¬ume and range. He certainly was a success and we will welcome his return here.—Princeton (Ind.)   Clarion-Times.
MR. CHAS. TRUEMAN COLLINS
MR. COLLINS began the study of violin at the early age of ten and from the start showed marked ability. At the age of thirteen he played in his first con¬cert. His playing shows ease of execution and he easily demonstrates what can be done with this beautiful instrument when in the hands of an artist. Mr. Collins is also a trombonist and baritone.
The violin work of Mr. Collins was the feature of the evening's program.—Milwaukee Sen¬tinel.
Mr. Collins shows a breadth of tone and technique that is rarely equalled.—Fremont (Neb.) Tribune.
Mr. Collins took the house by storm with his brilliant work on  the violin.—Ogden   (Utah) Examiner.
Mr. Collins proved himself a wizard on the violin.—Superior   (Wis.)   Times.
MR. G. TALMAGE CULVER
AS AN IMPERSONATOR and dramatic interpreter, Mr. Culver has made a sub¬stantial success wherever he has appeared.    He is a graduate of the Cumnach School of Oratory of Northwestern University of Chicago, which is rated as one of the best in the country.   He has travelled from coast to coast and to Panama with the Northwestern Glee Club.   In addition to being a reader he possesses a high lyric tenor voice and is an instrumentalist as well.
Mr. C. Talmage Culver gave a program of rare excellence. He has a pleasing, sympathetic voice and his dramatic work is especially good.—Chillicothe  (Ill.)  Register.
Mr. Culver's ability is in several directions. His Dunbar dialect work is most finished, while he showed himself to be equally at home in highly dramatic selections.—Nashville (Tenn.) Democrat.
Mr. Culver is gifted as an impersonator and reader, and possesses a most pleasing voice.— St. Joseph  (Mo.)  Daily Herald.
The Varsity Harmony Trio
IN PRESENTING the Varsity Harmony Trio, the Lyceum and Chautau¬qua public is given a real treat. These young men are a vocal trio, trombone trio, mandolin and guitar trio, and finish their performance with a laughable sketch that puts the finishing touches to a very successful evening. Their voices are of an unusual quality and their performance is in¬terspersed thruout with humorous numbers that keep their audience in a happy mood. The individual numbers presented by this company consists of tenor solos, readings, violin solos, and horn numbers. Their performance is novel, entertaining and high class.
They are a happy, rollicking and highly talented trio of young men, whose vivacity and cleverness makes everyone in the audience glad they came.