Trier Sisters Quintette

              Trier Sisters Quintette
Exclusive Control MIDLAND LYCEUM BUREAU, Des Moines, Iowa
AS THEY WERE THREE YEARS AGO
TAKEN TEN YEARS AGO
AS THEY ARE TODAY
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THE TRIER SISTERS now enter the second sea¬son under our management. They are made up of five bona fide sisters, the sopranos being twins, the altos being twins and Edna, the eldest, is but thirty-five months older than the youngest. As a quintette they have been singing for ten years, and after two years* training took up regular road work for us. They are at once the most novel sisters combination on the road and have
the distinct advantage of all being solo voices, all talented and all well trained. That they are the greatest sis¬ters combination ever put out we now assert, and it will be but a matter of a short time until they have a national fame.    Thousands have already been highly pleased with them.     Midland Lyceum Bureau.
BEULAH  TRIER . LULU  TRIER    . CLARA  TRIER MARIE  TRIER  . EDNA  TRIER
.   First Soprano
.   Second Soprano
.     .     .    First Alto
.     .     .   Second A Ito
Reader, Accompanist
1 have listened many times to those bright, capable songstresses, the Trier Sisters. Although well educated in music, they have not lost the spontaniety and enthusiasm that goes with youth. You cannot go to sleep when the Trier Sisters sing. No sing¬ers are more justly popular than this unique family. Edwin A. Nye, Editor Des Moines Daily News.
The Trier Sisters are the most remarkable family combination I have ever met with in my career.    They are not only able to
present a most var¬ied   program,   but have remarkable *-                          talent.     Frederick
Howard, Dean of Conservatory of Music,Drake Un¬iversity.
The Trier Sisters at the M.E. church last Friday evening was a grand enter¬tainment. We want to hear them again. —Mansfield,   III.
THE SOPRANO TWINS
The Trier Sisters are charming little ladies and have remarkably clear, sweet voices. They show excellent training and ability, and are unassuming and perfectly natural on the platform. They display excellent taste in selecting songs suited to the range of their voices. Each one appeared in solos and they also gave duetts and quartettes and one quintette, each number being ex¬cellent and well rendered. Patrons of the lecture course were well pleased with this number and would b>* delighted to hear the Trier Sisters again.— Daily Republic, Baraboo, Wis.
The Trier Sisters Quintette was given a warm welcome here Friday night, the opera house being well filled, and the first number of the Philo lecture and concert course was pronounced a success. These ladies are surely a great family combination. If they continue to improve we prophesy great things for them some day. The soprano twins by their singing of "The Keys of Heaven" certainly won the hearty praise of the many who heard them here.—Budget, Philo, III.
Trier Sisters Quintette are very pleasing entertainers, and very gracefully responded to encore after encore. The readings of Miss Edna were of a humorous nature and set the audience into convulsions of laughter. It is difficult to select any one of the sisters for special mention, all did so well. Their hearers seemed entirely satisfied.     Reporter, WoneWoc, Wis.
§>:prriUtPtt IfrflgrUlU                                The first number of the lecture course entertainments was given at the opera
house Wednesday evening by the Trier Sisters Quintette.    This company
Qyartette      The Blue Danube      .    .    .   Strauss           is made up from one family, five sisters, ranging in age from fifteen to nine-
The Trier Sisters.                                       teen years, there being two sets of twins.    Their work was good and they
Duett — Somebody.......Parks           responded to numerous encores willingly, seeming to be ready and anxious
Misses Marie and Clara Trier.                            to please their audience.    They are a bright, charming family of girls who
Solo —An Old Romance   .... d'Hardelot           win the aPPlause of their audience.— Express, Montello, Wis.
The second number in the lecture course was given at the opera house last
Keadmg     .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .    .       Selected         Saturday night, the attraction being the Trier Sisters.    They were greeted
Miss Edna 1 ner.                                       by a good house and gave general satisfaction.    The organization is com-
Qyintette — Love's Old Sweet Song .     .  Molloy          posed of five sisters, the quartette of singers being two pairs of twins, while
The Trier Sisters.                               the fifth member is a reader and pianist.    Considering their age, they have
Solo — Dreams.......       Bartlett          remarkable voices and are destined to rank high in their chosen profession.
Miss Marie Trier.                                      They are perfect ladies and made many friends during their short stay in the
Quartette (accompanied by instruments)    Selected         city.-Farmer City Review, Farmer City, III.
Patrons of the lecture course were completely carried away by the swee
Duett     Keys of Heaven    .    .     .     Old English           singing of the Trier Sisters at the opera house last Saturday night.    Even
Misses Lulu and Beulah Trier.                            clajm macje Dy tne press agent of the Midland Lyceum Bureau about the
Solo — When the Heart is Young    .    .      Buck           merit and excellence of this entertainment was made good.   These talentec
Miss Clara Trier.                                       young women have been appearing before the public for ten years, bu
^                     \ a, Dinky Doodle Dum  .     Giebel           still retain the  freshness, brightness, daintiness and prettiness that combinec
Myartette _ . ^ ^ Round Song    .     .    Old Style           makes an entertainment that appeals to each one present.   The Trier Sister:
The Trier Sisters.                                       sang their way into the hearts of the Orion people, and it is hoped that w(
Solo-Madcap Marjorie.....Camp           may again have the pleasure of
Miss Lulu Trier.                                        Ilstenmg .t0 *«  unique  family
jr^.                  o    • » T-I •            MI                   n    /             combination. — / imes,   Unon,
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The second number of the lec¬ture   course,   the   Trier  Sisters
Quintette, at the Bank hall Monday evening brought out  an  audience  which  filled the                            ^Jr_BP* v-
hall.     The company is composed of five sisters, four of whom are two pairs of twins.                   jfl KdHk. ^*
All are musicians of high grade, both vocally and instrumentally, singing in concert in the
most finished and pleasing manner and playing with ability the  guitar, violin, mandolin            ^H^K      ^■■^H "^■^■^ \
and piano.     The eldest sister is a fine elocutionist, and gave some most pleasing recitals.                    HMWI       fti    ^^
The quintette made a decidedly favorable impression on the audience.— The  Central                                               Bk ^»r
Union, West field, Wisconsin.
If succeeding entertainments are as good, everybody should be well pleased with their
investment in the course.    The program was first-class.—Leader, Blue Mound, III.                              THE ALTO TWINS
THE PRESS AND PEOPLE
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The most novel and unique organization in the country.    These tots will certainly win name and fame for their sweet singing—Buena Vista Vedette, Storm Lake, Iowa. The   Misses   Trier,  five  in   number, who make up this remarkable com¬pany, are not only bona fide sisters— they look it, too—but have beautiful voices well trained.    Their singing here has aroused much interest.— Courier, Buffalo, N. Y.
If they continue to improve we
prophesy   great  things  for  these
girls some day.    The Trier Sisters
already have fame in a local way
and their singing  certainly  shows
that   they  deserve  it.—Freeman,
Webster City, Iowa.
The Trier Sisters Quintette rendered
with marked ability the first number
of our lecture course Saturday evening.
Their   program  was  a  grand  success,
being well selected and showing the range
of their sweet voices.— Banner, Nebo, III.
The Trier Sisters Quintette, consisting of Miss Edna and two pairs of twins, are with¬out doubt the most novel and most remarkable Sisters Combination in existence. Though young, they are all remarkably talented and thoroughly trained. To hear them sing "Seein* Things at Night** is to be absolutely convinced of their musical talent, ability and training. When this group of sisters, to whom may be added one or two others growing up, shall become famous the country over, we will all be able to say, " I told you so,** simply because it can't be helped. They are bound to win out.—Register and Leader, Des Moines.
The entertainment given at the opera house last Thursday evening by the Trier Sisters Quintette was well received by the crowded house that greeted them. Every number on the program was encored and the audience seemed to be in good humor after the first selection. The sisters are fine young ladies, and all who attended their entertainment were loud in praise of it. The reading and the singing were fine.—Riverside Leader, Riverside, Iowa.
EDNA TRIER Reader and Accompanist