Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-29
Big CONCERT !;
MONDAY NIGHT
Heads Of Local Organizal-;
stiiosnns Urge People to
/. Attend. ssg

ladies' orchestra, the high school
Symphony orchestra and the Munich
pal band will unite Monday night in
presenting program that promises to
the season. Each organization will
appear under the direction of e. A.
Noses yt ~ I
The concert is being given to OBJ
tain funds efor the purchase of new
Instruments and equipment. It. will
be the first time all the city musical
organizations have appeared together,
and the concert will give local resi-
dents an opportunity to see what the
community.
The heads Of various organizations
in the city today urged all residents
to patronize the. concert. Their state
ments follow:
Tom Moore. president Of the Com
mercial club: Grand Forks people
are proud of their band and their
high school musical organizations, and
they should show this pride by at
tending Monday nights concert. BY
doing so they will assist in the ex-
cellent work that is being done here"
H. Mayne Stanton, secretary Of the
Commercial club: 1.-THE Municipal
band is n Of the best advertisements
the city of Grand Forks has. 1t has
given the city much valuable public
ity. It and the other municipal or
CARNATIONS should be encouraged in
their work"
T.. 3. Elton, president Of the XII
wants club: Grand Forks residents
attending Monday nights concert.
Few people realize just what has been
done in the musical line. Monday
night is a good time to learn"
M. C.. Bachelor, secretary Of the
Rotary club: "Of course, the people
should attend Monday nights concert.
They are responsible for these musical
organizations and they should help
them progress"
J. B. Wineman, president Of the
Community club: II believe these
for the city. They can do much more
If the residents give them the proper
support. Monday night will give all
an opportunity to show their appre-
ciation." : 3
N. E. Stricken, potentative Of KEN
Temple, A. "A. o. N. M. S.: II urge
all Shriners to attend Monday nights
concert. All citizens should support
Mr.. Moses in his work. Let's go"
An exceptionally fine program has
been arranged. 1t is:
PART I. II. ~
The Grand Forks School Boys Band
l. Our Waving .Colors march. Roland
2. Under Arms march Hayes
8. COrnet duet... Selected
Played. by Lloyd Walen and E. A.;
Moses. 4 ,r,zss,
4. operate. Mingle, a selection of.fa-
vorite operate airs. ....... Berry
S. Saxophone Octette-MesHs. By.
dial, Nelson, v. Nelson, Jeglum.
Swiggum. Wardell, Henderson :
and Kennedy.
9. Show Boy march.............H Hun
Selections by Thursday Musical
z club. chorus.
Mrs. E. E. Swenson, Director.
PART IL.
The Ladies' Orchestra.
1. Cold March ...... .Zamecnil
=. Entr 'acte .....!. .Herber'
3. Bowl OF Pansies, floral tone poem
4. A Night in June, romance. -. kim
5. Frat March .Bartl
PART III.
The High School Symphony Orchestra
1. Loyalty March 49,. Kinf
2. Calf of Bagdad Overture, Boieldea,
3. Ballet Egyptian .......... Luigin
4. Four short numbers:
Na) Aoleu $500. 5000. Firm
CO. Waltz .Griel
(c) A. Maid Knocks at Your
dedFC~.t.. :....... 80 Erin
(d) Kismet, oriental intermezzo
Henler'
5.Al America March,. .Zamecnil
ot' PART Nv.
Grand Forks Municipal Band.
1. Hail! America March. Drum
2Poet and Peasant Overture, Suppe
). Danse Oriental ...... .Luvomifsk,
4. Slavonic Rhapsody $50. .Friedma]
S. Ffddlers Three, musical selection
6.American Legion March. 4. . Nose
dedicated to Co. M and Machin