South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-19
JONES ORCHESTRA
CONCERT PLEASING
Several Hundred People At
tend Concert and Dance
in Local Hall.

That the 'phonograh public" has
its popular idols and is as eager TO
see them in person as the movie
public" IS 10 see its film stars in the
flesh and blood is fast becoming rec
Ogn.zdl, and the new class OF trade
that has so rapidly mounted to i'm
mense proportions through the sale
of monographs and records, Is the
sort that will eagerly seize upon the
opportunity 20 hear its favorite or
chestras' rendition Of the latest hits
in jazzapation, and to this reason
may be attributed the unusually
large number OF music lovers which
filled the hall last night during the
concert given by the Isham Jones
orchestra OF Brunswick record fame.
Music Above Par.
The Isham Jones orchestra IS
above all else a premier musical or
SANITATION but it is an orchestra that
realizes it's genuine success lies in a
thorough appreciation OF its audi
ence and a thoughtful catering 10
the people before il, not to the audi
onces OF other nights. It is unusual
for a dance orchestra 20 be so much
in harmony with its hearers, but the
I5ham Jones organization is an un-
usual orchestra and thanks this diff
ference from other musical organi-
cations for its success.
At the request Of the audience the
most popular efforts of the past few
months were given. and TO hear the
orchestra meant a better apprecia-
ton of it's records which are on
almost every photograph in South
Bend. The eight players maintain
ed a steady program from $50 TO
10 o'clock, and dufing that time
played practically every great hit
appearing during the past several
weeks and also gave selections Il
has made for the Brunswick com
pany
Hearing the Jones orchestra on
the photograph was an experience
ALMOST everyone had enjoyed but
the hearing Of the orchestra in per-
son inspired a better appreciation of
the record offerings. Among the Sc
lections given were several new
numbers which have never travelled
west of the Alleghenys as yet.
among these being Il new cuttings
made for the Brunwick company
and not yet issued.
The hall was well decorated for
the occasion, floor lights. red shaded
lamps, specially decorated musicians
booth and purple and white stream
ers making a fitting seeting for the
concert and dance that followed.
Among the offerings last night
were the following selections. all
popular numbers in the Brunswick
records. LeVeeda, So Long. 90
Long, Sahara Rose, Jean, Idle
Dreams. Scandal Walk. \ Young
Mans Fancy, Alice Blue Gown,
Dance-o-M Mania. Waiting for the Sun
90 Come Out. When Shadows Fall.
1 Hear You Calling, California,
WaitIl You See. Kismet. Fair One.
Happy. Sultan. japanese Sandman,
Koolemoff. Avalon, Wishing, Dreamy
Paradise. Sweet Woman, I Love
You. Sunday, Jinga- Bula-Jing- Jing,
Rose of Araby and Loviu' Lady.
Following the completion OF the
excellent concert program. the hall
was cleared for a dance, which was
enjoyed by over 100 couples until L
o'clock this morning, and it was
proven beyond a doubt that the or
chestra was just as capable in furn-
ishing the dance music as it had been
in presenting a polished concert per-
Torrance.