The Pleasantville Press

One of the most delightful musical entertainments that Pleasantville folk have had the opportunity to hear in many a day occurred Tuesday evening last in Hubin's Theatre. The idea was conceived by Mrs. Victor Jagmetty, who was untiring in her efforts, especially in the arranging of an attractive program, in which she was exceptionally successful and for which she deserves all praise. Every number was enthusiastically received by the audience which comfortably filled the large theatre and encores were necessary in each instance. All the numbers were very difficult, and they were rendered in a manner that showed the performers to be artists of rare ability. So well did each singer and player do his or her part that we do not feel competent to report their efforts individually. It is the opinion of The Pleasantville Press that our city has talent of which we should be proud and which cannot be excelled in the large cities. The proceeds which were for the benefit of St. Mark's Church, netted $200. The stage was attractively decorated with potted plants, ferns and draperies and presented a most pleasing appearance. The program in detail:

Quartette--Lassie O' Mine. Edward J. Walter Bartlett

Miss Marjorie North, Soprano
Mrs. Alice MacMillan, Contralto
Mr. Frank A. Souder, Tenor
Dr. W. J. Hudson, Basso

Miss Irma Stiles, Soprano
There is No Death........Geoffrey O'Hara

Mr. Harry Kaufmann, Basso
The Nightingale and The Rose.
Jack Thompson

Mrs. Nina Landis Muller, Soprano
An Open Secret..
.Woodman

Mrs. Ida Taylor Bolte, Contralto
They Say....
...Roland Royce

Mrs. L. H. Allen, Soprano
My Dreams
.Tosti

Mr. Frank A. Souder. Tenor
Quartet-Lonesome, That's All,
Ben J. Bradley

Accompanists-Mrs. W. D. Dare, Miss Marjorie North, Mrs. Stanley Zippler, Mrs. Ida Taylor Bolte.