Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-01
SPECIAL BAND
STAND ERECTED
FOR SATURDAY
Grand Military Concert at
City Hall Plaza After Pa
rade. and Beginning at
800 to Follow Going Up
Parade

: Manager Parish is preparing
band stand at the city hall to ac-
commodate the forty instruments of
the First Infantry band The band
stand will be erected right in front
Of the city hail connecting with the
city hall porch and steps SO that the
proper acoustics can be obtained
when the big band, all in olive drab
uniform. will render classical and
popular concert
The effect of the music being
played right against the front of the
: building will be almost the same as
! that of properly constructed band
stand. Then all Phoenix will wildly
see what can be accomplished if
+ first class stand should be erected
There will be seats for all. No stand
ing up through the concert.
Seats from the park of the city
hail and the court house will be
placed right in front of the band
stand to accommodate everybody
You can be seated throughout the
whole concert so when you have seen
the parade. follow the band to the
City Hall Plaza and enjoy the best
concert that Phoenix has ever list
ened to. 1t will be a Prosperity
GoingUp concert
Following is the program:
March, Facinator
| Grand selection, Mariana.
Potpourri. Songs of the Old Folks
Overture William Tell.
Concert Waltz, Wedding of the
Winds.
Song, Prosperity Of Arizona
Overture Poet and Peasant
! March, First Arizona Infantry.
Star Spangled Banner
The Rotary club will head the
procession in body and will be
followed by the First Regiment band
of forty instruments. The Club and
band will sing the following song.
The une is It's a Long WAY to Tip
perary'
It's long way to Arizona.
It's a long way to go,
It's long way to Land of Sunshine,
Where many blessings flow.
Good bye frosty weather
Give me railroad fare
It's long way to Arizona
But my hearts right there
It's long way from here to Roose-
welt;
It's long way to row
But the dam place is full of water,
Which makes the valley grow.
Goodbye dilly- daily,
sHeLO Pros per-ity
It's short way Of getting wealthy
And I'm full of glee
The band will give with their
compliments thousands of cards with
the concert program, to be played
at the city hall, and the words of
the Prosperity Song to be sung in
the parade and at the concert. At
the concert the audience is request
ed to join in the words:
Be full of Glee and Boost for Pros
perity,
The personnel of the band is as
follows:
Cornets-Ernest Rodriguez, Bert
Finch, Joe Lopez, F. Roderiquez.
jackson Thomas, Tom Valenzula.
Tom Parish. Ed Miller.
Basses-Carl Christensen. John
Brace, Luke Antoine, Manuel Avilez.
Juan Villa
Altos-Rolin W Shaw, Francisco
Terrain. Ricardo Contrares, Dan
Lopez
Clarinets-John Linsey, F. Redewill
Joe Snead, Albert Rosas, Henry
Clay Paul Howard, Curtis Miller
Ray Tospiddo.
| Piccolos-Joe Cosner Fred eleven
ger.
| Drums-Ray Pottnger, Frey Perry
| Tympani-Alfonso Acosta.
| Base drums-John Swilling, Car
| Eickenbrooner
| Baritones-Frank Martinez Oliver
| Howard, EMS Francis, Juan Vaviges
| TrOmbones-Victor Manuel, Johr
Oliver, Frank Finch. Simon Lewis
Tom Moore, Frank Babcock.
| Leader-Lieut F H. Redewill.
| Drum Major--Jack Elliot
| Librarian-Fred Freedman.
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