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OF STETSON UNIVERSITY.
VOL. XXIII
DE LAND, FLA., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 10Il.fi
No. 15
OUTLINE OF THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL
With Portraits of a Few of the Participants
PROF. IRVING C. STOVER,
Dramatic Director.
PROGRAM OF FESTIVAL.
Following is the official program
of the Spring Music Festival of 1911:
Wednesday night, February 22, 8
o'clock—The "Bohemian Girl." (Balfe.)
Soloists, orchestral accompaniment and
chorus of 60 voices.
Thursday afternoon, February 23,
3:30 o'clock—Lecture and organ recital and solo by Miss Conkling.
Thursday night, February 23, 8
o'clock—Artists' Concert.
MISS MARY L. BUTTORFF,
Soprano, Who Will take the Part of
Inez, in "II Trovatore."
PROF. JOHN W. PH1LL.PS,
Director of College of Music and Conductor.
Friday night, February 24. 8 o'clock
—"II Trovatore,' (Verdi) Solo1' sts,
orchestra accompaniment, chorus in
costume.
Prices and Seat Sale.
The prices for the Spring Music
Festival at Stetson University, February 22-24, have been placed at a
very low figure considering the immense
amount of time and money which has
been put into producing the splendid
events. They range from $3.00 to
$5.00 for the season, according to the
Continued on Page 2
MISS LENA CONKLING,
Soprano.
PROF E. G. BALDWIN,
Of Stetson Faculty. Business Manager of the Festival.
