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Show "RONEY'S BOYS," WHO ARE TO SING AT THE TABERNACLE THIS WEEK. Interest increases in the personnel and work of "Roney's Boys," who ara soon to bo hero. Tho company which Professor Ronoy represents this season sea-son is tho equal of any which his ten years of public entertainment havo given. Notable success has been realized re-alized during tho present season by this quintet of young Americans gathered gath-ered by Mr. Roney from different states. Tlio unfailing excellence of tho work of theso boys Is due not only to tho training of Mr. Roney, but to his lnnato sense of musical worth, and tho careful selection made by him as of "Roney's Boys Fame" ho travels through tho country giving audlenco to promising boys and choosing tlio best for culture and concert con-cert work. Singing everywhere, in the White House or at Gettysburg, in Chicago's great Auditorium or Pittsburg's Music Mu-sic hall, for tho great National Educational Educa-tional association or the G. A. R., at tho St. Louis exposition or Chicago's McKinloy memorial services, tho lit-tlo lit-tlo fellows sing their way to tho hoarts of their hearers and win unstinted un-stinted praise. They will bo heard hero in a program varied and rich, that has been heard in the nation's music centers and on Its hallowed historic spots. Tho music that has rippled over old Sumter's broken walls, and Arlington's quiet spaces, that has chimed to the long roll of tho At)" itic and mingled with tho ripplo of tho sun-kissed Pacific surf, that has been heard in tho far Dominion Domin-ion and echoed through a thousand charming spots In tho Southland, will fill tho Tabernacle on .May 5th, when tho company gives its initial concert here. I Tho program, which presents Tracy 1 Holbrook, the violin virtuoso, and cho- 1 ral work of note, will bo notable for r the solos of Harry Schultz, Percy Bal- 6 lard and Bornice Amspoker, who will V bo heard in classic numbers. i "Roney's Boys" will sing Saturday ) afternoon and evening, May 5th, in P the Tabernacle. Tho seat sale for their appearance Is now on at the music stores and book stores. o |
