The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
Sousa's Band Plays
Two OF tho March kings
New Compositions

Plain clsikFna and yrtssan. "A a..
world Wac will both feel tho ,htiu el
ne hload lhfabhing passages 81 aw.
fadss " the Legion" dsdieatea N ~
MTn IN th# American l1wspa rhi,
hsw Victor kseufd beuA. III 4 o,a,ni
military style. with powerful msfshir,
fhfihms Tho eornrta and bsasar. ~
tone The chief march melody as,tn.,
ne shfili whssslinga u piessloa sai
the heavy dense harmaniea ~ shr a,hgr
Instruments 10 the middle ,her,s
played rashsf Aaftly ena ~ heard I'M,
steady shuttle ~ marching Ices ahsy~
/ she bfaAses. Then ihr hnat them,
sfaahes n with the fall pawsr AZ XIV
tand ihr second al these uuobes.
Who's Who 10 Navy Hiues i daIl'
ga'sd " the Class uf l94f ~ ths
United Slaica Naval AcAdeny and NJ
hesnblea NE hfst " IA elsag r,ns,ey
pg9~sftal rhythm ending with i superb
This rdoaih ftiu Kr.lsist please.
ihaie WHO insist that he play he grs.t
siasalel and these who heg him u ne.
cord simple thythmse aad tunrfi
mslngifs Who Can Tam from
Applc lilDAsams" "a hia avn eampasl.
ii9n and iFrMsndausly popular IL
tFsns WIN . hnie passage followed ty
phfasss Tor wood Winds aNainst . aus.
tanned harmaaie background n sts
s'tplss The waltA melody 4 takee M,
~ n"ment ~ strong, piercing sweet
i'hpa.al""rd tones VI lhe vlalin fha
f"p~Afiy tbs melody has attained
4nasf p'hef intsfprr'ailons win greatly
in''ftae thfp1sh III, glorious faa3sr-
snE
Esther Walker nh, 40 Ne, voie. "a,
fwu recordings "biow and Eaaya \.
t.nF " warning 20 Ma Honey peasa
saFiHinR him 10 ~ unerft4in accent.
that u Ne wants 10 sst along ,s,,h ~
he had better ge slpW aud eaas rhn
ofehesifa haa aae ID thoa~ tfsrnLen. ,e.
eginpauimrnls which 10 80 well utth
hlpa Walkers comic songs ia Nv.
reverse eldr sha SINGS What ehA t,orn.
l}a Whru fhsfe Nint NJ Jazkp whleh
VIII ~ highly appreciated ~ rhnae mh.,
have been btss Coz the last four,r~,,
iaonths, for i seta 40 thu very han,s.
guefY a. ~ Nhat viii happen 10 thIs
already gfid wefid when the iasx gae.
go ~ cxiassnes II will he / dlalcuis
lhlrR ipr pprehFd los 10 anaMrr.
be sierl backed bAnia 81 the Van
- Quartet plurAp out fox trot so
fpng 90 Long" that viii limher anv
atif knee and 70 make absolutely aura
The saspphone. xylcphoue and p,an.
add 20 this triumph which shs Ouir,rt
latfes iato lantAlistnK Victor Record
In lhs reverse side Joseph Ssnith',
DfshFslra plays drllshtfh salts
which y we'll named HLavsiy sunmer-
t'ms, ior II y tuli Of summer lanslpss
and incidentally IL a wonderful sAl,x
hald Me- ihe irresiatible medley
ios tfos recorded hy the Palace Tris
has iu y the unrestricted vpaster. ~ 4
aak.gphnnc competing With the plsno
sad accordion for the honor 81 mskiny
this record second 10 none in Inc esrl.
NATION q dance lovers On The rrv~rs.
side Sslsip's Novelty Orchestra pl.x.
Wvbifink,' fox frot of spleud,d
harmony and fasclnst,nx ghvtnm
Armed with these allies tho danc. ~.
ihns'assh are going 20 enjoy many .
y Victor Record. primarily for edu
rafional purposes Is also issued this
month Arthur Brooke renders 4 i"se
.olo called "Whirlwind" plrtufinv
lust tossing wind which grows M M
fatsty, finally ending in fr~nxlcJ
shinL On the reverse side William
sruner plays the Hungarian Fantss,e's
- q spleadid basso0n solo.
Those owning a vietrola are affora~d
~ exceptional opportunity of adding 4
number of these unusually fine records
9 their collection. Any Victor dealer
sill gladly play any of these Victor
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or not