The Washington times., 1902-04-15
'INEWSBOYS' BAND CHIEF
FEATURE OF BAZAAR
'SCOred On Immense Hit With the
Thousands in Attendance on
the Opening Night.
BIC OVATION RENDERED THE BOYS
ATOM RENDERED THE BOYS

The first public appearance of The
Washington Times Newsboys' Band. I'M
der the direction of Prof G. NJ. White.
at the opening of the big Masonic Fair
last evening was, according TO the con-
sensus of opinion OF the thousands vino
were in attendance, distinctly the feature
of the opening night of the great EXPOSE
ton.
The members of the band, forty strong.
were resplendent in their new uniforms OF
the cadet gray, with caps to. match. With
the precision of musicians of the older
school, and keeping excellent time, the
Youngsters who vie with one another in
the sale of The Times in the highways
and byways of Washington were on dress
parade last night. and rendered the pro-
gram, especially prepared for their in
itial appearance, in a manner that not
only captivated the hearts of music low
ers. but won laurels for the youthful mu-
sicians.
The band was organized only last De-
cember, and it's present proficiency is due
as much to the keen interest the boys
manifest in tbei, worl, as IN Prof Whites
tutelage.
Program Rendered.
The following program, which was
given a prominent position in the first is
sue OF the Masonic falr News was rem
dered:
p,pT FIRST
led Ranuar'' Arnold
March ..D7ient T,onuandsrv X r Wash
ington d. C."................G. VI. White
Waltz, sweet Annie Moore, ....-...J. II. Flynn
N war me bacheior Malds -;;-.....-e'' ti@ir
March tro,r .:rro R,lna,re, s:iri,, rsr,I
Internission.
SECOND PART.
March from ..Tte R,,r,,or,as.er,, Iuders
Selection. Creole Bellies Iarnpe
Selection. Asleep in the Deep (Aria for
tlie basses) ...........-..........-P etrie
al9h ~ iI,e
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ist,nt Diractor General
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