The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-04
COMPLETE PROGRAMME
 FOR THE BIG STATE FAIR

1 (b) Puchnelli, Co Farandole. Descriptive, Forge In the Forest'' (Miehaelis).
 Selection. Little Nemo' HerberD. Intermisson | Doge's march from '"The Merchant of Venice (RossD. Invitation la Valse CWeber). | Solo for baritone saxophone, selected, | Miss Blaneh Hall. Medley of Popular Songs" (Clark). SATURADY EVENING, OCTOBER s. l Beginning D. m. | March.
 Overture, "I.ight Cavalrya fSuppe)
 For tenor saxophone. selected, Miss | Hazel Gary. l Ballet music from civilian Tell'' (Ros- sinh. Russian Fantase' CTobani). 1ntermission.
 Polish Dance" (Schwarenke). | For voice. selected Miss Gilda Mccoy. Intermission. | Descriptive, "In a Clock Store" (Orth). Finale SUNDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER | Beginning D. m. March,
 Overture Light Cavalry (suppe). l Song for four trombones, Deep Cel- lar," Misses Miller, Meyer, Tycs and Al- | len. | Descriptive, By the sewanee River'' 1 (Myddleton). | Selection. Red Mih' CHerbert). l Overture "Semiramide" (RossinD. Thirty -1ve-minute intermission. l Solo for piccolo, selected, Miss Adene Moore
 Operatic selection. Martha" (Flotow)s Medley, Sounds from England" Oan- gey).
 Overture. Merry Wives of Windsor'' l (Nicola).
 sextet for saxophones, "Rigolettf' l (VerdD, Misses M. Hall. Sandager, Keene, A. Hall. Gary. B. Hall.
 MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER 10. Beginning 1 p. m. March. | Overture. Poet and Peasant (Suppe). | Descriptive, Down South" (Myddleton).
 Suite Indian Love Lyrics (Wood- ford -Finden), (a) Temple Bells. Ob) Less Than Dust" Co ''Till Wake" | Medley. Songs of Sunny South' | UJampe).
 Selection, "Time. Place and the Giri's l Howard).
 Solo for alto saxophone, Bouquet of Nell
 odies" Qefebvre), Miss kathrine Thomp- son. "Creme de la Creme" (TobanD.
 March, "Old Glory" Pryor). MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 10. Beginning zoo D. m. | March. Overture, Frau Luna," CLincke).
 Rag for four trombones (Fillmore)s Misses Miller Meyer. Tyce and Allen.
 Serenade, "Andelouse," CEilenberg).
 "Reminiscences of Scotland" (God- froy). | Intermission. l "Coronation March," (Eilenberg). l Solo for clarinet Carnival of Ven- | fee, (BarbD, Miss Elizabeth Sjipley. l Operatic selection, Faust, (Gou- nod). | Descriptive, "The Jolly Blacksmiths." | (verd)
 TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER II. Beginning 100 D. m. March. | Overture "Orpheus," toffenbach).
 Saxophone sextet (selected), Misses Gary, A. Hall.
 "Musical Scenes from Spain," (Lan- gey). | (a) Gypsy March. | (b) Habanero. l Co Bolero. Prelude to third act "Loh eng grin,s | (Wagner).
 TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 11s Beginning FOO D. m. Triumphal march, Entry Of the lGladiators," (Fucik). For voice (selected). Miss Gilda Mas Coy.
 ''Echoes from the Metropolitan Opere House. (Tobani). Intermission.
 'The Glow Worn," CLincke). Finale.
 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. oc- TOBER 12. l Beginning 100 p. m. l March. | Overture. "Abu Hassan," (weber). Siren song for trombones (Pullard)s Misses Miller, Meyer. Tyce and Allen. | Descriptive, La Voix des Cloches," | (LuginD.
 Selection, Babes in Toyland." (Her- ber). WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTo- | BIER 12. | Beginning TOO D. m. l Overture, Poet and Peasant.~ l (Suppe). | Valse, Chopin. | Descriptive. Tn a Clock Store,1 | (Orth).
 American Fantasie.- (TobanD. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTO> | BIER IS. l Beginning 100 p. m. Overture, "Il Guarany." (Gomez). | Duet for comets, Tn Switzerland" (Bent), Misses Sieger and Silsby. Suite (Raoul Pugno). | (a) Vaise Fente.
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