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An unusual musical entertainment is to take place tonight at 8 o'clock at the Harvard Union, when Rosamond Johnson and Taylor Gordon present a program of Negro spirituals.
Gordon and Johnson for many years have been among the most popular interpreters of these plaintive melodies which are so much in favor at the present time, and their repertoire, which has been entirely arranged by Johnson, contains many familiar songs. The program follows:
Gimme Yo Han'
Scandalize my Name
O, My Good Lord, Show De Way Jubilee
My Lord Say's He's gwineer Rain Down Fire
Walk in Jerusalem Jus' like John
Were You There When They Crucified My Lord
Sunday Mornin' Band
To See God's Bleedin' Lam
Joshua Fit de Battle O' Jericho
African Drum Dance
Hallelujah
Little David Play on Yo' Harp
Peter on de Sea Sea Sea Sea
Stan' Still Jordan
Keep de OI' Ark a-Moverin
Git on Bo'd Little Children
Witness for my Lord
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