The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-23

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81. IN. I. EVENING CONCERT.
Orchestra From Band !. Played.
SEas AZ Enjoyable Dance S E !.
WE $ 3-E. at Armory {. SD: ID" Ii:
Harold Bachman s. Million. Dol1al

Featured with solos which alone
i: were worth the price Of admission,
L asked: both the afternoon and even
ing concerts at Library park proved
to be success in every way. -
severe rainstorm, which had been
/ threatening to break since early IN,
sEthe afternoon, broke up the, even
\ ing concert at 9 O'Clock, cons quent--$
s5ly several selections which promised
ITO be especially entertaining were
missed by all. Il. : =. .; s..$ !:
Frances Wolfe, soprano soloist, ap--
s,peared at the afternoon program in
two excellent numbers and was sched-
uled to appear in the evening E. Her,
sselect lions were well received. Rob-
II ert Bruce, worlds greatest Indian
corn etist, proved at both entertain
ments that he was fully worthy OF
ssall credit which has been given him;
at other concerts. With two excel
lent solos at each progr tam, he was
sfoooiSed by hearty applause. Fhe-
violin solo delivered byEarling So
sdahl was exceptional good, and had
4it not been for threatened rain it
would without a doubt have been re-
Ssceiyed much better: Other.selections
v of; special mention featured various
sections of the band and every play
Ter put over his part in fine shape, -
Among the numbers OF the even
ing program which met with the
most hearty applause was the. over
ture from william Tell. Playing
both classical and popular music in
snappy style, Harold ?Bachman, di-
rector Of the band, has an aorgani-
gszationS Of which he is justly proud.
( Every number on the program was
highly worthy OF. praise from all who
attended and appreciate high class
entertainments of this kind ss#st:%.>..
# AS soon as the rain caused the close
1::of the evening concert at the park,
\ the doors of the Armory were opened
& to all who cared to attend the dance,
sseither as spectators or dancers: An
orchestra composed of dance music
artists from the band furnished the
incentive for dancing until 4 9 clock
this morning, when the band left to
Match the. train for Grand Rapids
here it appears today in connection
WIN h the celebration being held there.
The Ralph Oracle post of the
American Legion, under the auspices
r of which the entertainment was
brought to Bemidji, and The members
.of the Ladies' Auxiliary who assisted
IN putting the proposition over by
taking charge Of the sale Of tags, APP
4. pp,reciatei The support given them by
ssEpeople aeof. Bemidji and the neighbour
iunR Il towns. asionaily a person
).sWas found among those present who
* id not appreciate the work Of the
feeiont and the Auxiliary and would
#idIot aid i'll the prof with the pur-
4 chase Sc Ia tag. 81 Neverthele the
Iegion has pnt the affair over in fine
!. shape and wishes to thank all those
who assisted. ss., s hsSsy (
in no way does the post want these
concerts looked at: from the stand
MONT 81 giving donations. 3 9th con- =
8 certs were easily worth the amount cunt
az admission asked. Twas notSe e
nared into for, the express purpose g
making money, but with the. view 8 y q
y ss aI. 8 high class entertalnme nt
aSs,v1,;ch mist have strong backing IN
.order. Is appear in a city OF TINS SIZE
] ri. IS believed that everyone VINO as
sisted IS fully satisfied with the enter'
s4 ~ received and that an appear.
I'm ssrn of the same band here announcer
wear would be welcomed. ~