Evening star., 1945-09-02
Programs Scheduled
|By Service Bands


The Marine Band, Capt. William
F. Santelmann, leader, will be heard
in program tonight at the Water
Gate at $50 o'clock in the series
being given by the service bands on
Sunday nights.
Solo numbers will be feature OF
the program, with Robert Isele pre-
senting, as trombone solo, Pryor's
Annie Laurie" and Charles Owen,
xylophone, playing Heney's "Bolero
Impromptu." In the performance
of Jones "At the Circus" Dale
Harpham will act as narrator.
The band numbers will consist of
Belsterling's March Of the Steel
Men," the overture to Massenet's
The King of Lahore" Variations
of the Theme, Pop Goes the
WEASEL" by Cailliet; Creston's
Legend" the finale from Shosta-
kovich's Fifth Symphony" Gould's
March of the Leathernecks," De
Roses Deep Purple" Gould's
American Salute" Octaviano's
"Batuque Fantasia" Padilla's Eel
Relicario" and Tschaikowsky's
Overture 1872"
The program of the Wednesday
concert at the East Front of the
Capitol at 8 pm. will include AL
ford's march, Colonel Bogey";; Shil-
kret's overture, "Ode to Victory;
Pas des Fleurs," from Delibes' bal
let, Malta; selections from Rom
beIg's Blossom Time" excerpts
from Strauss THE Great Waltz"
and the finale from Tschaikowsky's
symphony No. A."
The Sextette from Donizettis
Lucia di Lammermoor" will be
played by Edward Masters, Robert
De Hart, cornets; Robert Isele, Dale
Harpham, trombones; Donald Kim
ball and John Burroughs, eupho-
mum, and Lester Remsen will be
heard in the trumpet solo, Holmes
"Slavonic Fantasy"
The Army Band, under the di-
rection of Capt. Thomas F. Darcy,
jr., will give its second concert on
the Capitol steps tonight at 8
o'clock.
The program is announced as fol-
lows: March of the Free Peoples" :"
by Capt. Darcy; I'll Guarany,"
overture by Carlos Gomez of Brazil;
Zee Confrey's Dizzy Fingers" fea-
turing the clarinet section; "The
Lisbon Story" with trumpet solos
by William Lamb; Beer Barrell
Polka" played by Mr.. Lamb, Mr..
Bourque and Mr.. Bachman; Crisis
algerian Song" and Chinese
Dance" Cypress Silhouettes, >"
played by Foster Anderson, English
horn, and Kieg Garvin, trombone,
the latter of whom will be heard
also in the trombone solo, Sweet
and Lovely; Ravel's "Bolero" and
"reminiscences of Scotland" with
the air, Bonnet Blue" taken in
turn by the trumpet, clarinet and
bass sections.
In choosing the selections of pop
ular appeal, Capt. Darcy has kept in
mind not only the various coun-
tries visited by the band in its two
year tour of the European theater
of operations, but also those that
contributed to the ultimate victory.
Thus Brazil is recognized through
her famous composer and his out
standing opera and China through
the skillful handling of Chinese
themes by the Washington COM
poser, Bainbridge Crist, in his Chi
nese Dance"
The Navy Band, under the leader
ship of 1t. Charles Brendler, will
play tomorrow at 8 pm. at the east
front of the Capitol Soloists will be
Carmen Parlante, cornet, presenting
Bellsredt's "Napoli" and Harold
Brasch, euphonium, to be heard in
his arrangement of Mantia's orig
inal Fantasie.'
The band program is as follows:
The Overture to Weber's der
Freischutz," Magidson's Midnight
in Paris" the "Danse Boheme" from
Bizet's Carmen" Strauss TALES
of the Vienna Woods" Gade's
"Jalousie," Schwartz's Dancing in
the Dark" Bizet's "Farandole,
Gould's Yankee Doodle" Drigo's
"Valse Bluette," Morrisey's "Carib-
bean Fantasy" and Tschaikowsky's
Overture 1872"
The Soldiers Home Band will give
concerts Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at the bandstand this week
as usual, which will begin half
an hour earlier, at g. pm, instead
of $50, as it was customary before
the new time schedule went into
effect at the end of last week.
The program on Tuesday will con-
sist of Cooks march, Fighting
Bob; Woods overture Marx" AL
lords paraphrase, "The World is
Whiting for the Sunrise; selection
rom Rodgers "The Girl Friend" !"
BENEFITS "Boogie Woogie Band" /"
Berlin's waltz song, "At Peace With
the World" and Blankenburg's Ely
ing Eagle"
Kings march, "The Purple
Pageant, Will open Lne InurSQay S
program, which will be followed by
the overture from Borodine's Prince
Igor" Boccalari's "The Scouts" pa
troll, selection from Strauss "The
Rose Cavalier" BENEFITS popular
number, bad Boy Boogie Woogie";;
Oniva's waltz, Kentucky Dream ~
and Won Blon's Flag Of Victory"
The Saturday program will con-
sist of Goldman's march, "The Pride
O. the Land" Charles overture
Transition" Herbert's "Yester-
thoughts" and "Punchinello," Sc
lections from Rossini's Moses in
Egypt" Barroso's Brazil" Gungl's
waltz, "Rheinsagen, and Fried
naann's For the Nations Honor.
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