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Service Band Concerts.

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by the United States Navy Band
during the week beginning Monday,
June 4:
Monday, 10 am, at the sail loft,
Navy Yard
Monday, 7:3o pm, at the Capitol.
Tuesday. 10 am, at the sail loft,
Navy Yard.
Tuesday, 7:30 pm, District Of Co
lumbia War Memorial, Potomac Park.
Wednesday, 7:30 pm, at the band
stand, Navy Yard.
Thursday, 10 am, at the sail loft,
Navy Yard.
Thursday, pm, Naval Hospital.
Thursday, pm, bandstand, Navy
Yard.
Friday, $50 pm, Formal Gardens,
Walter Reed Hospital.
Concert dates included In the
schedule Of the United States Marine
Band for the week beginning June 8:
Sunday at pm. the band will par
tlclpate in the Confederate veterans
memorial service in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Monday at pm, band concert at
the Marine Barracks.
Tuesday, at 1890 am, band con.
| cert at the Marine Barracks, Patri-
o0c Shut-InS Dream Hour.
Wednesday, at 7:30 pm, band con-
cert at the United States Capitol.
Thursday, at 7:30 pm, band con-
cert in the D. c. War Memorial Band
Stand, Potomac Park.
Friday, at pm, the band will take
part in the dedication of a tablet in
honor Of the late Mai. Gen. George
Barnett, former cOmmandant of the
United States Marine Corps. This will
take place in the Washington Cathe-
dral.
Saturday, at Z pm. band concert
at the Marine Barracks, Evening
/ Dream Hour.
Sunday, at 1890 pm, the band will
take part in the broadcast to Admiral
Byrd. This will be at the Marine
| Barracks
Capt. Taylor Branson, leader of the
| United States Marine Band, will con-
| duct the concerts.
! The coming weeks schedule of the
United States Army Band includes
the following concerts:
| Monday: Concert in the Band Au-
ditorium Of the Army War College,
Sis pm.
Tuesday: Concert in the Formal
Garden Of the Walter Reed General
Hospital, $50 pm.
Wednesday: Concert in the Band
! Auditorium of the Army War College,
1890 am.
Thursday: Concert at the st. Eliza
beths Hospital, 2 pm.
! Friday: Concert in the Band Audi
| torium of the Army War College, 3 80
pm.
Concert at the east steps of the
Capitol, 7:3O pm.
Concerts by the United States Sol
diers' Home Band, Bandstand, Tues
I day evening, beginning at $50 o'clock.
John S. M Zimmerman, bandnas-
ter; Anton Pointner, associate leader.
March - Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Of Boston," Sousa.
Overture Berlin in Joy and Sor-
| row." Conradi
| Descriptive fantasia-"A Day at
West Point" Bendix.
! SynopSis-"Reveille, Sunrise Gun,
| Devotional Exercises. Adjutant's Call;
| Dress Parade. Retreat, Assembly of
| Trumpeters, Cavalry Drill; Passing in
Review, Clusters War Cry Garry
Owen, Benny Havens; Taps, Finale
Auld Lang Syne"
! Excerpts from musical comedy
Gypsy Princess" Kalman.
Popular songs-(a) The Song Of
! Surrender" Warren; (b) No More
! Love-" Dublin.
| Waltz suite-"Lysistrata, Lincke.
Finale-"The Adventurer," Woods.
The Star-Spangled Banner"
Thursday evening:
March-"Arms and Honor" Grabel.
| Overture Academic Festival"
Brahms.
Lake" Tschaikowsky; Ca) Scene
Moderate; Ob) Dance of the Swans;
(c) Hungarian Dance; ID Finale
i-Vivace."
Scenes from the opera Madame
Butterfly" Puccini.
Popularity Build a Little Home"
Warren; (b) Keep Young and Beau
| tiful," Warren: (Song hits from mov-
! ing picture Roman ScandalsD.
Waltz suite-"Gold and Silver"
youth and Old Age), Lehar.
Finale-"Pride Of America" Gold
man.
The Star-Spangled Banner"
Saturday evening
March American Bandmasters'
| Association" Goldman.
Overture-"A Calm Sea and Hap
py Voyage" Mendelssohn.
Minuet-'L Antique" Paderewski.
Excerpts from musical comedy
1.-THE Cabaret Girl" Kern.
Popularity We're in the Money"
Warren; (b) The Grand Old Man"
Brother Simon respectfully dedi-
Gated to John Philip Sousa).
Waltz suite-"A Shower Of Gold"
Waldteufel.
| Finale-"Americans We" Fillmore.
The Star-Spangled Banner"