The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-11-01
Will Entertain the Public at !.
o. o. r. Hall Next Fri
day Evening.
GIVE MONEYS WORTH
Program Includes Besides Se-
lections Several Solos and
Comedy Sketch.

II. H. Miller, director Of the popular
Cowboy Band, yesterday announced
the complete program for the band con-
cert which is to be staged at the l. O.
O. II. theatre on the evening OF FRI
the band.
Aside from number Of standard
band selections the program win In
clude several instrumental solos by
individual band boys, a trombone trio,
a brass quartet and several novelty
numbers. A comedy skit which win
take up the time OF the intermission
between the first and second parts Of
the program promises to be entertain
ing to all. Basil Harris VIII Hartman,
Harold Harris and Wallace Criddle-
baugh, all members of the band, win
appear In this sketch and among the
songs to be sung by Mr.. Harris are
two humorous war time ditties. One
of these is "Long Boy and the other
bears the extended title of "Giddy,
Giddap, Go On, Go On, We're On Our
Way to War" The band will also
feature this latter number as march.
The band boys are all talking about
descriptive selection called 'The
Village Band" which they say is bound
to be scream. The synopsis OF the
piece tells us that the Pumpkin Center
Cornet Band, after 'practicin' oil
winter, decides to give a concert at
the town hall over Sniggins grocery,
and when the eventful evening arrives
every member of the band, having a
sweetheart In the audience, does his
'durndest" to make his horn heard
above all the rest. Throughout the
piece there is some harmony at times
and all kinds Of fun always. You can
imagine the rest.
Among the soloists who will appear
ON the program are Mr.. H. S. McCur-
ley, trombone; Mr.. Dale Fulton, violin
Mr.. c. L. Jones, tuba, and others.
The program as announced by Direc-
tor Miller, is as follows:
Opening Selection-Festal Overture
March-Lights Out ------ Mccoy
Paraphrase- Melody in f ----------
Rubenstein
Patriotic March-Battle Song of Lib
erty Hildreth
Concert Waltz--Wildflowe ---Kiefer
March--Bombasto ------Fa -Farrar
Trombone Smear -"Oh, slip 1t,
Man." Davis
Fox -Mammy's Little Coal
Black Whiting
Trio-Schubert' Serenade
Played by Mr.. II. s. McCurley, Mr..
Norville Johnston and Mr..
Willard Rush
March--The Huntress- King
Violin Solo-Selected
Played by Mr.. Dale Fulton.
erenade-Twilight' Witching Hour
-------------------- Phipps
March--Noisy -Losey
INTERMISSION
Comedy Skit by Harold Harris
and Others.
March--National -Bagley
Tuba Solo-Selected
Played by Mr.. G. L. Jones.
March-Fidelity --L0sch
Trombone Solo--Fleeting Hour---Lee
Played by Mr.. II. s. McCurley.
March-There's a Long Long Trail
cornet Solo-Selected
March-University Of Pennsylvania
Seltz
Novelty Selection-"The Village Band"
Synopsis: The Pumpkin Center
Cornet Band, after "practicin' all
winter gives concert for the bene-
fit of the Ladies' Aid; every mem
her feels himself an artist; re-
suit: Wait till you hear it!
March-Giddy Giddap, Go On, Go
On, We're On Our Way to War
6iVcb
Brass Quartet-(a) Come Where the
| Lilies Bloom; (b) The Versatile
( fOuT---- OElSiidi
Mr.. III. III. Miller, cornet
Mr.. Ed Abramson, baritone
! Mr.. H. S. McCurley, trombone
Mr.. G. l.. Jones, tuba.
March-In Honor Bound -Keifer
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