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EMORY GLEE CLUB
DELIGHTED MANY
College Entertainers Play to
Good House at Popular Grand
and Every Member is an Art
ist in His Particular Line.
Emory University’s talented singers
won their way into the hearts an
enthusiastic audience which filled the
Grand Opera House last night
on the occasion of the Emorv Glee
Club’s first appearance in Brunswick.
The ovation which was accorded the
showed that the organiza
tion had more than upheld its reputa
tion as “the greatest in the south.” j
Wftft faij .repertoire ranging from
.Clearance's masterpiece, “The Waters
of Minnetonka,” Kipling's rollicking
“Rolling Down to Rio,” and Gordiano’s
appealing “Darling My Own,” to the
ever-popular “Kentucky Babe” and
the laughable “story of a Tack,” sing
ers soon convinced the audience that
it was hearing male choral music at
its best. Not only was each number
executed perfectly from a musical
standpoint, but also was given that
individual expression arid interpreta
tion which is characteristic of really
great professionals.
The first part of the program was
given over to the more serious num
bers, while the second half was devot
ed to popular music and vaudeville
•kits of the minstrel type. Features
which brought round after round of
applause from the audience were ihe
solos by J. Foster Barnes and Byron
H. Warner, the selections by the itian-
Dixieland Jazz Band or equally famed
excellent quartet, and the “Rafe-time
Court.” Asa fitting climax to the
splendid program came the merry but
musical burlesque o* grand opera.
This side-splitting skit demonstrated
thoroughly that an opera is the funni
est kind of a show if you only take the
right view of it.
Seldom has Brunsvflck had the op
portunity to hear such gifted soloists
as J. Foster Tlarnes, baritone, and By
ron H. Warner, tnor. Both Mr,
Barnes and Mrt Warner possess voices
of wide range and of rare beauty,
showing the result of their training
by some of America’s greatest mas
ters. Two solos, especially, “Give a
Man a Horse He Can Ride,” by Mr.
Barnes, and "Because,” by Mr. Warn
er, completely swept the hearers off
their feet. These two singers alone
coul dhave held the undivided atten
tion of the audlerice for an entire
evening.
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A little difference in price can
make a whole lot of difference in l
a suit or overcoat. You pay a
little more for our clothes but 'you
get more in the end—you get hand
tailoring for one thing, that makes
them look better for-a longer time.
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Overcoats Are $25 to S4O
Shoes, too, for the whole family
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PETITION TELLS A
HAND LUCK STORY
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In Bringing Damage Suit For
SIO,OOO Against Officers, E.
S. Clary Must Have Had Try
ing Experience.
Of all hard luck stories ever read
or heard of, that of E. S. Clary, plain
tiff an action for damages against
Lieut. McGauley and Officer Knight,
of the police departnfcnt, certainly
ranks well up among the leaders.
Clary is two officers in
the sum of SIO,OO and his petition,
rather lengthy, recites his hard luck
story in words that would make a
stone man shed tears. The first hard
luck on that, to him, eventful night,
came in the shape of a wild, ligbtless
automobile which knocked Mm down
near the corner of L and Johnson
streets. He had lain there, uncon
scious, he states, when . suddenly a
police officer came upon the scene
and then another. They both, accord
ing to the petition, took a lick or two
at him, one of them striking him upon
the head and face with a heavy in
strument while the other was content
to use his bare knuckles. Then they
threw him into an automobile and
took him away, notwithstanding the
fact that all the while he was plead
ing for mercy and telling the officers
the automobile had injured him seri
ously. From the words of the peti
tion it is a wonder that Clary lives to
tell the tale.
It was the outstanding opinion of
the audience that the large orchestra
which accompanied the glee club was
far better than those of the majority
of professional Allows which visit
Brunswick. While the jazz .session
was in progress, it required no imagi
nation at all for the hearers to make
believe that they were listening to the
Dixieland Jazz Band or enally famous
organization. Throughout all of the
ludicrous antics of the performers
and their instruments, there was not
a single note w|jk-j} did not hlend
perfectly with the medley as a whole.
Emory University is to be congratu
lated in having such a splendid musi
cal organization as its glee club, and
such a remarkable director as Dr. M.
H. Dewey, to whose untiring patience i
and interpretative ability the success j
of the aggregation is largely due. i
hopes that the visit this
year is only the flrfffc of mauy -others,
and it will always look forwird to the
coming of these fine singers.
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FOR THE ECONOMIES THAT BECOME NECES-
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The performance in Brunswick last
night was the third on the tour of
South Georgia and Florida which the
club is taking this fall. The singers
will leave Brunswick at {*:3s o’clock
this morning for Jacksonville, where
they will appear tonight in # tlie Duval
theater. Other cities to be visited are
Orlando. Tampa, Tallahassee, and Al
bany..
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Winter Is Coming
The question of Heaters
, must be solved.
We have a handsome
line of them! *
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No Trouble To Show ’em.
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Lynn-Gould Hardware Company
THE WINCH ESTERSTORE| |
Gloucester St. . Phone 261
House - Keepers
Have No Cause to WorryJJ
About Washwomen
When they can send everything to the
Brunswick Laundry
and have them washed in a clean, sanitary manner, re
turned to the home within a few hours at just the right
dampness for ironing. We call this “WET WASH,” the
cost is 5 cents per pound. i
- us be your washwoman
Brunswick Laundry
(INC,)
F. M. BELL, Manager
Phone 129 1610 Richmond St.
THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1921.