Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-27
HONOR SCHEDULED
FORU.S. ARMY BAND
Farewell Concert Tonight in
Advance of Departure for
Seville, Spain.

The United States Army Band, which
sails Thursday fer the exposition IL
Seville, Spain, will be sped on its wa,
at Despedita, or farewell concert, il
the auditorium Of the Mckinley High
School tonight.
Joined with the Army Band will bt
the Navy and Marine Bands, and thu
three will be led by John Philip Sousa
the famous international composer anc
band leader as one of the features o.
the evening The affair also will bt
marked by the presentation of regi-
mental flag to the Army Band by the
Washington Chamber of Commerce ant
the Washington Board of Trade, which
arranged tonight's celebration. Isaac
Cans, chairman of the committee ir
charge, will make the presentation. anc
the Chamber of Commerce" March
will be played in his honor.
Miss Hazel Arth, Washington con-
tralto and winner of the Atwater radio
addition will sing songs from the Ibero.
American countries and dances Of
Spain and the Latin-American countries
will be given by the Tchernikof-
Gardner dancers to the accompani-
ment OF the Romano Trio.
Program to Be Broadcast.
The program will be broadcast over
the Columbia chain of stations. from
$50 to $50 o'clock. 1t is as follows
(a) Overture, III Guarani" (BraziD,
Comes
(b) Cueca, ''Manana" ("Tomorrow')
(Chle). arranged by Missud.
Infanta
United States Marine Band,
Capt. Taylor Branson, Leader.
(a) March, "a Cancao do Soldado"
('The Soldiers Song') (BraziD,
Campo
(b) valse, LAS Golondrinas" C"The
Swallows") (Spain) ...... .Valverde
(c) Third movement from the suite
Babylon" (HaitD ........... Ellie
Queen Of the Night"
I'D Tango, Como La Va" CHOW
Goes It?'D (Argentina) Rodriguez
United States Navy Band
Lieut.. Charles Benter, Leader.
Vocal Solos Listed.
(a) "Cielito Lindo" (''Beautiful Sky'D
(Mexico) .........F Fernandez
(b) mi viejo Amor" C'My Old Love")
(MeXtco) Observation-Disclosures. .Oteo
(c) "Fanchonette" Omitted States),
Clarke
Hazel Arth, Contralto,
Mrs. Rawles, Accompanist.
(a) Elegie, Lament and Glorifca-
ton" (Peru) .......... Vale Riestra
(b) "Yaqui Dance" (Mexico) .Alvarado
Arrangement by Warrant Oficer Theo-
dore Bingert.
United States Army Band,
Capt. William j. Stannard, Leader.
Marimba SOLO
Habanera, "Tu" c"Thou'O (Cuba),
Sanchez de Fuentes
Master Sergt. John Baumans
Accompanied by the Army Band.
March, la Flor de Sevilla" CUnxteds
0CdVeSJ .SOuSd
First Rendition)
Dedicated to the Ibero-American Ex-
position at Sevilla, Spain.
United States Army Band,
Conducted by John Philip Sousa.
Dance, "Jarabe Tapatio" (Mexico).
Particheia
Lisa Gardiner and Paul Tchernikof,
Accompanied by United States Army
Band, Conducted by Capt Stannard.
Trumpet Feature introduced.
Trumpet solo, Were My Song With
Wings Provided" (Venezuela) Hahn
Thomas F. Darcy, Second Leader.
United States Army Band.
March, "Heroica," arranged by Bin
CERT Paraguay ....... Centurion
United States Army Band, Conducted
by the Arranger,
Warrant Oficer Theodore Bingert.
Waltz. 'Recuerdo" "Remembrance'D
SCnHe) $500 ............. .Soro
United States Army Band,
Second Leader. Thomas F. Darcy
Conducting.
Dance, Tango Andaluz'' SPAIN,
Sopena
Lisa Gardiner,
Accompanied by the Romano Trio
Presentation of regimental flag to
the United States Army Band by q rep
resentatiye of the Washington Board
OF Trade and the Washington Chamber
OF Commerce.
Regional dance, "Jota Aragonesa"
SPAIN.
Tchernikoff Gardiner Dancers
Jeanne Densmore, Alice-Louise Hunter,
Christine Stewart, Una Ralph,
Jane Dunscombe Clayton Estes
Accompanied by the Army Band.
March, Stars and Stripes Forever"
Omitted States ........... Sousa
Combined Service Bands,
Led by John Philip Sousa.
Star Spangled Banner"