Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-06
BAND IS
FEATURE OF THURS.
PROGRAM
OTTAWAS UNPARALLELED MU.
SICAL ORGANIZATION WILL
RENDER COMPLETE SELECTION
OF NUMBERS TOMORROW.


OF NUMBERS TOMORROW.
With two splendid band concerts by
Charles r. Hentrich's famous military
band, one in the afternoon at and
one at 7:30. together with a unique
ana vastly interesting entertainment
by Charles Gorst. the bird man. at
. D. m. tomorrow promises to be one
of the very biggest days at the Com
mmity Assembly. This program was
arranged for the benefit of the hun
dreds Of Ottawans who are looking
for some attractive place to spend the
halliday holiday which the closing Of
the stores affords every Thursday aft.
ernoon.
That a musical organization like
Mr.. Hentrichs band can be found in
4 town the size of Ottawa has been
The wonder Of musicians statewide
proud Of it. and whenever it is booked
TO appear in concert we all turn out
10 hear the treat which is always in
store for us. Mr. Heinrich will per
sonally direct both concerts. He has
engaged Jay S. Ruffner, popular
singer and entertainer of this city, to
assist the band in several numbers.
Tomorrow afternoon the band Will
render the following program at 3:3o j..
March, Worthy Sons of Amer
lea" ....... Farmhouse
Omitted We Stand" patriotic
medley 49,. ........,........H Hayes
Overture. Morning, Noon and
Night ...... Suppe
Celebrated minuet .......Paderewski
Selection. "Maritana' Wallace
Hawaiian patrol, "Kilauea'. Stewart
For All Eternity. "........Mascheroni
]. S. Ruffner.
Evening Idyls," descriptive. ....
........ .... Farmhouse
Moonlight Seredane' ....... Moret
March. international Peace. King
THE Star Spangled Banner.
The evening program TO be given at
7:3O is as follows;
March, "National Salute. st Clair
Festival overture. "Tempelweihe"
...... .... ......... keller-Bela
Medley, southern Plantation
Songs .,.... .......'......h hayes
| Selection. Bohemian Girl. Balfe
Patrol of the Red, White and
Blue" ...... ....... ..,.RollInson
Vocal solo, selected. d.,...........
Jay S Ruffner.
Waltz from"S "Serenade" Victor Herbert
Descriptive overture, Fall OF
Jericho" ..... ...... Maillochanc
| March, Hail to America. Hu1fe'
The Star Spangled Banner" 49,.
Concerning Charles c. Gorst, the
entertainer who follows the band, the
following is said "Charles Gorst, The
bird man, presents the most nniuqut
platform offering Of the present day
Purely as an entertainment it Woult
take the very highest rank. Blu
Gorst's offering is more. 1t is a de
light to the eye and ear, instructive
and educational A lover OF birds ant
all outdoor life. Mr.. GorSt has devoted
many years to the study Of bird songs
Many of these he has recorded
through the medium of a music cod
which he himself devised. TO hea
him talk of birds and bird life woul
be a treat. But Mr. Gorst does NOR
than talk about them. He not onl
, tells of the songs of the birds. but h
: initiates them, and in such a marve
, GUS manner that the birds themselye
grow Jealous
) Local Talent to Perform.
This afternoon the Arnold Wilso
; company, assisted by Miss Doroth
: Refor. Miss Vera Belle Ham, Mis-
g Helen r. Hosf and Miss Leila Petit
accompanist, rendered a delightfl
d program. Their selections We're we
u chosen and exceedingly well rendero
Z and the crowd that gathered a. II
= park was indeed delighted with the
splendid work
These same people appear again I
night in a grand prelude concert
I s o'clock. They should be greete
with a packed house at this time, #
n one would have to go miles from G
" tawa 70 duplicate such program
1t they are going to render
V. At $50 this evening Charles
- Woodward of this city will deliver h
o. lecture on Governmental Tende
n, cies. Mr.. Woodward Is a keen thin
IN er and an able ana an interestil
speaker. He merits good audient