Fisk Jubilee Singers.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 273, 14 March 1889, Page 2

Fisk Jubilee Singers.

The question of hard times does not seem to have any weight co for as the abqvo Company is concerned. On each successive evening there has bean a capital attendance, and the enjoyment ot the concerts has easily been discernible by the faces of those who have attended them. Every item appears to give much satisfaction, as the rounds of applause can testify. Mr Loudia especially attActs the admiration of ths audience, whether Wit remarkably fine boas voice forms part of an impreaaive chorus or as the accessory to an uncontrollable outburst of laughter at soma comical song, or rather a soag that Is made comical by the clever way in which It is given. The other members of the company do not need special mention—they all satisfactorily perform their puts in an entertaiunent that gives the greatest pleasure and contentment to all those who are so fortunate at to hoar it. The melodies are ot a kind that suit the taste ot almost everyone, and the concerts ou jht to have s a effect for good that is deserving ot hirh estimation. The concert to-night will be the ast of the aeries, and this being the farewell tour of the company, to night may be the last opportunity we shall have of hearing the Slingers. One good point for whieh they are always commended is that the last night’s concert in any place ie always gons through " faithfully, and not, as with sons companies taken advantage ot to give a short and disjointed programme. The house this evening will probably be one of ths beet ot th t MMOn: ' ‘