Sousa and his band
Contributors: Moody, Marjorie (Soprano); Dolan, John, 1875-1942; Goulden, Howard; Washington Auditorium Corporation; Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1926
Language: eng
Description: The Washington Auditorium, Louis J. Fosse, manager, "Sousa and His Band" Lieut.-Commander John Philip Sousa, conductor, Harry Askin, manager. Miss Marjorie Moody, soprano, Mr. John Dolan, cornet, Mr. Howard Goulden, xylophone. All instruments used in Sousa's Band made by C.G. Conn, Ltd. Sousa and His Band plays exclusively for the Victor.
Notes: The Washington Auditorium [Washington, D.C.], Friday matinee and evening, November 19, 1926.

Title devised by Library staff.

"Encores are selected from the following compositions and arrangements by John Philip Sousa ... Stars and Stripes Forever (The greatest march ever written)"--page 3 of program.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Matinee program: 1. Dances, "Yorkshire Lasses" (new) / collected by Arthur Wood; title: 2. Cornet Solo, "Cleopatra" / Demare, Mr. John Dolan; title: 3. Suite, "All American". a. "Pan-Americana" / Herbert. b. "Song of the Flame" / Gershwin. c. "Her Majesty, the Queen" / Sousa; title: 4. Vocal Solo: "Crossing the Bar" (new)  Sousa, Miss Marjorie Moore; title: 5. Symphonic Ballade, "Tam O'Shanter" / Chadwick; title: Interval; title: 6. Divertissment, "Espagnole" / Demersmann; title: 7. a. Saxaphone Corps, "Hello, Aloha! How Are You?" / Baer, Messrs. Heney, Kincaid, Sullivan, Spalti, Madden, Conklin, Schlanz and Monroe. b. March, "The Gridiron Club" (new) / Sousa; title: 8. Xylophone Solo, "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" / Jessel, Mr. Howard Goulden; title: 9. Dance Tune, "Country Gardens" / Grainger.; title: Evening program: 1. Overture, "Herod" / Hadley; title: 2. Cornet Solo, "Sounds From the Riviera" / Boccalari, Mr. John Dolan; title: 3. Suite, "The Three S's". a. "Morning Journals" / Strauss. b. "The Lost Chord" / Sullivan. c. "Mars and Venus" / Sousa; title: 4. Vocal Solo, "On the Beautiful Blue Danube" / Strauss, Miss Marjorie Moody; title: 5. Symphonic Poem, "Le Voyvode" / Tschaikowsky; title: Interval; title: 6. A Fancy, "The Wets and the Drys" (new) / Sousa; title: 7. a. Saxophone Corps, Saxerewski" / Pederewski-Hicks, Messrs. Heney, Kincaid, Sullivan, Spalti, Madden, Conklin, Schlanz and Monroe. b. March, "The Sesqui-Centennial" (new) / Sousa; title: 8. Xylophone Solo, "Liebestfreud" / Kreisler, Mr. Howard Goulden; title: 9. Dance African, "Juba" / R.N. Dett.