MISS FRANCES HELMS
PRESENTED IN CONCERT
Miss Frances Helms, lyric
dramatic soprano, was presented
in a concert Tuesday evening, Dec.
7, in the auditorium of Lees
McRae College in Banner Elk, N.
C. Her accompanist was Mrs.
Elma Randall, college music direc
tor.
The program was as follows:
“Morning”, by Oley Speaks; “An
Eriskay Love Lilt,” by M. Ken
nedy-Fraser and Kenneth Macleod;
“Mah Lindy Lou,” by Lily Strick
land; “Villanelle,” by Eva Dell’
Acqua; “Quando me’n vo soletta
ner la via”—from a Boheme, by
Puccini; “Mattinata,” by Rug
*Spero Leoncavallo; “Romance”—
from the Desert Song, by Sigmund
Romberg; “Cantique de Noel”, by
Adam; and as a special request
“The Star of Bethlehem,” by
Adams. Mrs. Randall played “The
Raindrop Prelude”, by F. Chopin.
Miss Helms sang the following
encores: “I Love Life”, by Mauna
Zucca; “Cherry Ripe”, by Charles
Edward Horn, which she dedicated
to her grandfather, Dr. R. D.
Jennings; “White Christmas” by
Irving Berlin; and “For You”, by
Burke, dedicated to her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. Edward
Jennings.
Miss Helms is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Claud H. Helms of
Morganton. She received her musi
cal education at Brenau College,
Gainesville, Ga.; and also studied
with Dr. Arthur Billings Hunt of
New York City.
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