Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-01
PROGRAM FOR
/. 5. ORCHESTRA
TOUR ANNOUNCED
Iocal. Musicians to Give
Splendid Concert in Six
Cities of State.

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Forks High School Symphony orches-
ira today announced the program for
the tour next week. Under the aus
pieces OF the Commercial club, the or
chestra will play in five cities in the
southern section of the state. Monday
night, they will play at the high school
auditorium in Fargo. Valley City,
Jamestown. Bismarck, Mandan and
Casselton are the. other towns to be
visited. Monday night. April IL, the
orchestra will give a home concert.
The personnel of the orchestra Is:
First violins: Roy Papermaster.
Miles McCaffery, Marie Filteau,
Blanche Dearey, Oscar Stern, Ray
mond Anderson, Jack Kermott, George
Pitts. Leona Cheney, and Margaret
Tonjum.
Second violins: Ruth Greening,
Beryl Seymour, Sophie Nodif, Annie
Meblin, Anna Westlund, Leah Gilmore
Robert Hodge.
Cellos: Stella House and Vernon
Nelson.
Double bass: Ethel Papermaster.
Flute: jerome Mayer.
Oboe: Theodore Rex.
C~larinets: Irving Wardell, Donald
Watt and Frank Van Osdal.
IlIuIlpeLS. AOyu VSdlCA ~ -"
Simenstad.
Horns: Harry Nelson and Rob-
crt Sturtevant.
Trombones: Harry Turner, Ethel
Lyons and Lloyd Russell.
Tuba: George Brunskill.
Tympani, Drums, Bells, Etc: Frank
Rheinhart.
Piano and ~Harnonium: Margaret
Gillette and Jean Carpenter.
tH.-L Ttn frst noVt off tho nrnQr2f m Will
be devoted to vaudeville numbers.
The complete program is:
Vaudeville Program
!. The "Ragtime Kids" jazz Or
chestra, Presenting the Latest in
Syncopation.
Jean Carpenter, pianist; Miles Nc
Caffery, violinist; Irving Wardell,
C%larinetist; Lloyd Walen, cornet-
list: Harry Turner, ~trombonist;
Frank Rheinhart, drums, traps,
and xylophone.
II. ~La Petite Danseuse' ......
Ia Pavlowa
a. La Bonnet Rose
= \ b. Humoresque.
Earet Gillette, solo dancer :.
81 Soap Scene from Naptha,"
sue Opera, by woodward
III 1t4Ante1 by the Ham Opera Troupe
tsaS 4fsEt9&e0ln a hole years run In
a9 assi ISHSfvflle, and reached here to-
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Observation-Disclosures.
Cast Of Characters
Senior Antonio Spaghetti, Opera
Manager .Norval johnson
-.Tod" jackson, colored for the time
being Frank Rheinhar
Nine. La Howler, prima donna. .
........ Grace Laml
Isabella Tripper, ballet dancer.
..............:. Margaret Giliett
..Rufr' Rhoads, a hobo musician.
Monsieur La Fontaine, celebrated
harpist, .Dewain Simensta'
Imam Ingersoll, an alarm clock
agent, observation-disclosures Re
Policemen, George
Brunskill and Raymond Anderso'
Finale: Chased Out of Town by tn
Police.
..........B Us Tw
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ssgMsf iextnaster, hypnotist; Norva
%S III subject.
9EAama Yama Girl" With
~! E444SBM o. Song and Dance.
ssSMs8Ss Nsas1461feLamb. solo dancer.
SsSSssE f$2 saak usical Extravaganza.
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asMAa4gEBf6wout by the Village Ban
Dona1dsWatt, Irving Wardell, Fran
Van Osdal. Theodore Rex, 10y
Walen, Devain Simenstad, Lero
Nelson. Robert Sturtevant, Harr
Turner, Lloyd Russell, Georg
Brunskil1, Roy Papermastei
Frank Rheinhart and Miles Nc
Caffery.
PART II
The High School Symphony Orchestr
Everett Allyn Moses, Muse. Bach.
Conductor
81 /. The American Legion March, :.
Respectfully dedicated to Co. M, n
OAK. Nat. Guard.
II. Symphonic Overture, 1.-The Cali
OF Bagdad," ........ Boieldrea
Tho most popular Of a number q
I 'o%vertures by this composer. Al
tentiop. is. called particularly t
the oboe solo in the introduction
accompanied by the wood-win