The Banjo And Guitar Club Concert

The long expected concert of tliis combination of musical taleut will be given at the opera house this evenhig, and as everybody desires to hear them, .standing room even is likely to be' at a premium. They constitute one oL the best musical clubs in the city, especially for the rendition of popular music. A perusal of the program, which is given below, will show what a rare treat is in store for tliose who can attend: l'AKT I. 1. SunshineaiKlKoses Baxter A nu Albor Banjo and Guitar Óiub. 2. "Oh Italia.'' trom Lucrezia Donizetti. JLyra Gesangverein. 3. Cornet Solo-Gemlni Polka Braiin Gerald W. Collin6. 4. HarpSolo-'-Husareuiïtt,"Op. 119 Vii"'"",; - A z Spiüdler. Mies May Clarken. 5. Piano Poh-PhantaNii, 8. Con. Moto (Affitato. .--;-.... SendeissohB. Mie Mlnufe üavis. e. VillageWeddlngrMaroh "lotow J-adies' Lou ble Quartette. ?. Vocal Solo-The Man In the Moon .)■L. Harklna PABÏ 11 1. White Star UneMarch, Brooka andDenton Aun Arbvr Banjo and Guilar Club. 2. Contralto Solo-Mi-in Gnich Cari Bolm Mi. Kc-ubcii 11. Kempf. 3. Clarionet Solo- LaBonnaiijbula (Bellina) "Peter wedgë. Om5E 4. Tenor Soio-"Erl King" Sohubert. Clinton Kldar. 5. The Legend of the Chimes, (Kobin Hood).. i.yra GesangVerein. " C %aa' H. Violin Solo-Keverie, Op. Zi, No 3 Ë:N:mme.HVieax'etnps7, Luyo and Beauty Wal,,. Armstromr. Ann Arbor Baojo and Guitar Club