The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1920, Page 8

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DISTRIBUTORS 300 FOURTH ST. —— - ELKS’ BAND ESTABLISHES ITSELF AS ONE OF NORTHWEST'S FINEST LOCAL MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS successful culmination of years cf earnest application upon the part of. public-spirited musicians who despite discouragement and obstacles which at, times seemed insurmountable, car- ried on until at last they achieved heard many of the world’s concert or ganizations, and it is a source of su- preme pride and gratification for Bis- marck critics to be able to say tha¢ our own Elks’ band does. not suffer in comparison, j night proved itself possessed of an Nigntproved itseit possessed of an able leader who has perfect control over his musicians, and whose two years’ experience as assistant director of the famous Million Dollar band of with that ever-popular band classic, “Wedding of the Winds.” Mrs. Flor ence Pierron Scheffer then sang a group of songs which exhibited with excellent effect a darge and well-cul- tivated soprano, “! Hear the Thrusn of the Deep” concluded the formal band program. -In between were sandwiched a number of popular hits of the day as encores. THE BAND ROSTER The new Elks’ band, which made its bow last night, is made up as follows. DIRECTOR—Spencer G, Boise. Clarinets—F. Peterson, F. G. Munger, I. Frendburg. Cornets—A. Olson, W. A. Schwartz, D. King, J. Philbrick, ve Mitchell. Hurley, Have you tried the Sa GIVEN POPULAR DECISION Toledo, 0., Mareh 13.—According to'|q newspaper experts gathered at the Quality Meat and || Produce Market ~ here, Wilde receivéd $10,000. as_his ! $5,000. : their goal. at Eve" and a conciuding encore, in ringside last night, Jimmy Wil Me own aol auditorium it ie night's ae ton in kevin. Tat ic strictly professional. There was noth companiment: being particularly well Frankie Mason of Fort’ Wayne, Ina. ened to a program from its own ban.| the ‘capital city, and it came as the| 6 amateurish in ihe program nor Mh done. ie “Princess, of India,” a big} SMercan aspirant for the title, after |} = Elks’ band handled it. Bismarck hag| number abounding in abrupt changes a discriminating taste in music, it has| of mood, and “Rocked in the Cradle THE A TRE j Admission - - 15c BIG DOUBLE SHOW sed Roscoe Aripeete twelve rounds of ey fighting | share for-the fight and Mason receiyed on Expeditionary Forces have given hin “altos—0. Dirlam, G. Smith, BE. Web- If not, we are both a finish and poise which would not orc A. ‘Scharnowski. l in ine aw > | "priday” evening's program opeued maid’, Trombone ag Whittey, A. 5. osing: money. eser ero”. ( with the “Collossus of Columbia,” an — ; Baritones—L. Sather, E. White. | } Id-tit fi ‘ite, into which the band ¥. Oat a snap and vim wien dispelled cgpnntee Woodmansee, J. Peter- We deliver all day ‘ ____and—— |eny pubis: tor tue-Bmilily, of therer, Drang Dirlam, “I. C. Davies, G. * ‘ Keech rg ge reser from 8 a.m Ethel Clayton " » tl ung into - ‘ Ua al 10, Ny X the more arti measures of Bel| Dance ioniaht K. C. g r —— in — ini’ rture, “D Bp ich was . handled ina. masterly manners eal hall. Free dancing 9:00 611 BROADWAY 6“ i ‘ Ache called for more encores. to. 9: 30. en, omen oney” a, j y. near x * We will soon receive shipments of the new ffl busting up the show at thir-Junctare. leanne 7. Opposite City Seales wet he prone ec. | OAKLAND. These models will have 115-inch [f ga sud Grey some in the Wont") iste ab com PHONE 722 Best Features - Lowest Admission : . , ‘i deli a wheelbase, a frame 50 per cent heavier, and ff Dit Bit rch, round baritone so delight ; ,let-him retire until he had favored | _ with three more selections. Miss Gen:- vieve Menard accompanied both of the soloists of the evening, and contribut- ed much to the success of their num | ber- |’ *Moonlight on the Nife” and: “A Night in June,” two numbers by King, , warm with melody and bright. wita capricious arpeggios and . dazzling nuances, and the lacy, graceful airs of Friml’s “Springtime” brought th: first part of the program to a satisfy- ing conclusion, “Lakesonian,” a rollicking march o< the old school, opened the second half of the program, and it, was followeu many other valuable improvements. Let us tell you about'this car. It undersells all other sixes, and gives a greater gasoline 7 and tire mileage. CORWIN MOTOR CO, THE UNIVERSAL CAR. Right now there is a FORD car within your reach, but : alittle later there will not be a sufficient supply to meet the demand. . So if you are contemplating the puchase'of a Ford, buy now for reasonably prompt delivery. 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