JUBILEE SINGERS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 146, 17 July 1901, Page 2

JUBILEE SINGERS.

| The attendance at the closing perfurl manes of ihe McAdoo Jubilee Singers last night was not so large as on the ' previous evenin®, but the audience was qu ta as enthu-iast ; c, and vigorously I applauded every item on tht pro j gramme, in some cises the demand for encJie? heing almost insatiable. The j programme was a thoroughly popular j on*-, a*.d was given throughout with I thatar'istic finish and effect that thoee ! fingers have made peculiarly their i I'. «as a thorough mus'cal tre*t. Miss Underwood's singing of " Maggie " | ra'B* d a p n feet tumult of applause, a I b'eathless eil nee reigning d'iring the I e emiogly leDgthy period in which this wondeiful vocilist dwell on the top note of " Maggie." Mr Collins met with a tn niendous ovation, t specially in "S iz e-U," whili Mr McAdoo as usual was in giand form and veice, bis "laughing song" with chorus being l>udly encored. "G'xuz?" once mote as'omshtd the audience with his nnrVtlLus powers of imi'ation of a lady artiste, and r< c-ivei several recalls As accompinis 1 *, Proffss >r White was pei feet, and giat'ey assisted to the success of the entertiinment. Wbereevtr they go this popular company are at one 3 rec ivei in'o favour, and their efforts to and tntertain the'r audienefs invariably meet with tbe suc-ce-is th* y destrve. To-night the Sing»rg give an entertainment at Waita-a, and s will doubt-hs-4 be accorded as warm a welcome as at New Plymouth.