Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-04
VISTA PARK IS
 OPENED AMID
 GLOW IF LIGHT
Band Concert Follows Dedica- ton of Beautiful New Play ground of Lively
 Little City
TONIGHT'S BAND PROGRAM

Made as bright as a moon-lit night by soft-glowing electric lights, Vista park. at Warren. was formally opened last night when the push of an electric button suffused the Arizona night with illumination. re- vealing a gathering of between two and three thousand people
 The address of the park opening was made by W. B. Cleary. of Bis bee, who made an appropriate ad- dress. brief but in keeping with the spirit of the occasion.
 Cavalry Band Plays.
 The musical program of the even ing was opened by the Calumet & AriZoRa band. which. after render ing three selections. retired to give place to the visiting band. the band of the Sixth cavalry. the local band finishing the program of the evening.
 The following program was rem dered by the Calumet & Arizona band:
 March. Dynamo. o."-Dalby.
 Selection, Wallace.
 Concert Polko. ~Cleopatga"-De- mare.
 S-oloist. FL ]. Bawden.
 Waltz, Moonlight on the Hudson" -Tobani.
 Baritone Solo. Kentucky Home,
 Soloist, J. Watson. American Sketch, "Suwanee River Middleton.
 The Calumet & Arizona band program was divided by an inter mission in which the Sixth cavalry band rendered the following pro- gram:
 Waltz Lights Out Mccoy.
 Fantasy on My Old Kentucky Home '-Dalby
 Waltz, ''Enchantment'-A -Alberti
 Selection from Red MHl''-Her-I bert
 Dutch PatroI'-Resttorf
 Medley Overture. The Pacer."I Dixie "Star-Spangled Banner'-sr ranged by orHare.
 Concert This Evening.
 The feature of the concert inI Copper Queen plaza this evening" will be The Death of Custer" a de scriptive American and Indian fam tasy by Lee Johnson. Owing to theI large number of people that will be in the plaza and the excitability of a holiday crowd, Band Director w. J. O'Callahan deemed it advis- able to give out a synopsis of the piece. The piece is very realistic and number of shots are fired and without the publication of theI synopsis the crowd might become excited by the shots and some one injured. Following is the synopsis of the fantasy: 1. Sioux Indian war dance-Night before the battle 2. Bugle calls in Clusters camp before forming the line of march. 3. Clusters cavalry on march 10 Sioux's camp, the sound Of horses hoofs in the distance.
 1. Approach of cavalry with band playing National Airs" the Indians with their customary war music.
 5. Battle of Little Big Horn" June 9. 1876. in which our great general lost his life
 6. Indians rejoicing over the yic- tory wish scalp dance.
 .. Arrival of reinforcement Cen eral Bentine and cavalry.
 8. Busters burial, volley of shots. muffled drums, and bugle sounding the last call, over our great generals grave.
 FTNALE-@Nesrer my God to Thee"
 Full Program.
 Following is the program in full for this evenings concert by the military band:
 March. Jack Tar"-Sossa.
 Selection from Bright Eyes Hoschna
 -Amina," CSerenata EgyptienneD- Lincke.
 Waltz. "CiribirBbin7-Pestalozza.
 Selection from Mile Modiste"- Herbert.
 Descriptive Fantasy, The Death of Custer"
 The Copper Queen band will also give a concert this evening alternat- ing with the military band.