The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-06
ANNOUNCE PROGnADa
FOR FIRST CONCERT
OF LOCAL ORCHESTRA

The program for the first concert OF
the Richmond Symphony orchestra,
which is to be given as a compliment,
to the public by the orchestra, on
Monday evening, Nov. Is. at the coli
scum, has been announced af follows:
!. March Militaire. ........ Schubert
2. Overture "Egmont". Beethoven
8. Andante form Fifth Symphony
.................T schaikowsky
a. Violin Solo. Miss Miriam Hadiey
Variations on Theme by Corell
krcisler
Demonstration by J. E Maddy.
5. (A) Valse Triste. ....... Sibelius
ID Praeludium .Jarnefeldt
6. Ballet Egyptien .......... Luigini
(a) Allegro.
OBJ Allegretto.
&c Andante.
Id Andante Allegro.
Will Be Free.
There will be no charge for tickets
for the concert. They may be obtain
ed at the Westcott pharmacy. Tickets
may also be reserved there and the
plat will be opened Thursday, Nov. IL.
Letters have been mailed to large
number of people in town ard out OF
town with which tickets have been
SttlL lol INC COlltGIl II w DIS llCL pN'o
sible to send the letter to everyone.
but a cordial invitation is extended
to everyone TO attend the concert
The letter which follows is an invita-
ton TO every member of the Richmond
public:
Dear Friend:
We all remember with pleasure the
Richmond Symphony Orchestra of not
many years ago. The city was proud
of it and it had reputation far be-
yond the boundaries of the state. 1t
was spoken of here and elsewhere as
THE Richmond Symphony Orchestra
and that meant musically just what is
meant when we speak of the Cincin-
natl Symphony, or any other we'll
known similar organization.
We believe that the citizens have
: always regretted that our orchestra
was disbanded and that they would
welcome any movement which woLlc
make it possible to have it again.
We are glad therefore to announce
THAT a reorganization has been COM
.pletcd. We have president, con-
ductor, a board of directors and a
committee on program. We thinE,
in so far as organization goes, we have
q better one than we ever had.
The new orchestra is having active
rohearsals every week and will be
prepared in q short time to give its
first public recital
This note to you is at the same tine
an announcement and an invitation
10 attend this first public concert.
which will be given in the coliseum,
November 10, 1920. Enclosed you will
find complimentary tickets which may
l. pharvP
for reserved seats, at the WestcCtt
pharmacy. If additional tickets are
desired they may be had for the ASH
ing at the Westcott pharmacy, or II
for any reason. you can not use them,
be sure and give them to some one
who will attend the concert.
Prof J. E. Maddy. the new super
wiser of music in the public schools
is the conductor of the orchestra. n ?
is a thoroughly competent instrument
talist and conductor, having been
member of the celebrated Minneapolis
Symphony Orchestra for some time
This first concert is given comph-
mentary, with no admission charges,
and everybody is invited.
The public will have this opportu-
nifty to show, by their presence,
whether they want the Richmond
SYMPHONY Orchestra to continue, and
the members of the orchestra will
take this public response as an lndi-
cation of the public spirit in Richmond
along orchestra encouragement.
Read the instructions on your ticket
carefully
Richmond Symphony Orchestra,
Lee B. Nusbaum, president.