The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 19, 1949, Page 6

! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1949 PAGE SIX The Juneau & Rotary Club Presents the Juneau City Band Juneau Men’s Chorus IN CONCERT TUESDAY EVENING---March 22nd, 1949 at THE TWENTIETH CENTURY THEATRE PERSONNEL of The Band PROGRAM by The Band March Heroic ............ ..Holmes Finlandia~--Tone Poem .. Sibelius PATRONS Juneau Drug Co. Channel Apparel Lu-Ek’s First National Bank Ellis Reynolds United Food Thomas Hardware H. & Q. Sporting Goods Juneau Young Hardware Gastineau Grocery Geo. M. Simpkins Co. Juneau Medical Clinic Metcalfe Sheet Metal Capitol Theatre Bert’s Food Center McKinley Electric Service McLean & Werner H. B. Foss Company Caslers Mens Store Juneau Florists Howard Stabler Vie Power Snow White Laundry Warner Machine Shop Keith Wildes Odom & Company Lucas Transfer Sully’s Bakery Charles Goldstein Belle’s Coffee Shop Ray Hope Triangle Cleaners Pacific Northern Airlines Baranof Hotel Pan American World Airways Faulkner, Banfield & Boochever Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. Reliable Transfer Juneau Plumbing & Heating Shattuck Agency Cole Porter Selection Serenade This compact work is intensely national in spirit, and for a long time people in countries other than Finland held the opinion that “Finlandia” was a fantasy based on genuine Finnish folk-songs. Like the country of its compoesr’s birth, the work is characteristically rugged. It shows strength and determination backed by mili- taristic challenge at times, and evidences solemn rever- ence for the grandeur and beauty of nature. It was this symphonic poem which first stimulated interest in music with a Finnish background. Sibelius’ compositions, comprising many works in all fields, have brought him recognition throughout the civilized world as a composer of true greatness. La Rougette—Piano Solo ... MISS DOLORES MA’I'TXI.;A—SOHSQ Malaguena—from Andulucia “Suite Espagnole” Lecuona When foreigners compose “Spanish* music they in- variably turn to the langurous and exciting land of southern Spain for inspiration. In “Malaguena”, the famed Cuban composer portrays a gypsy girl from Malaga, on the Mediterranean. xx INTERMISSION z The Juneau Men’s Chorus pe s Love for Sale—What Is This Thing Called Love—You Do Something To Me—Old Fashioned Garden—Any- thing Goes—Night and Day. Badinage for Brasses ... ‘Webster defines “badinage” as playful jesting or banter. After a sixteen measure introduction the trombones speak up in “beguine” rhythm. Then the solo trom- bone goes it‘alone in a cadenza ad lib, which is an- swered in the same style by the baritone. The cornets reply to all this, this badinage, in a beautiful andante passage and “tango”. Everyone joins at the conclusion in a spirited “samba”. The Stars and Stripes Forever ... PROGRAM by The Chorus A Group o Ty Were You There? Nobody Knows De Trouble I Seen Heaven Heaven Typically American, redolent of the days of human slavery, these Negro Spirituals are examples of the rhythmic melodies through which the slaves spoke to each other under the very eyes of the Overseer, and by means of which ........... Porter Schubert JOSEPH M. SHOFNER - Conductor Flutes Joan ‘Williamson Fred Wyller First, Clarinets Cleo Commers Roberta Messerschmidt Second Clarinets Glenn Leach Dolores Mattila Glenn Millice Third Clarinets Bill Forward Joanne Sabin Katherine Williams Bass Clarinet Claire Dunlap Alto Saxophone Phyllis Eneberg John James Tenor Saxophone Earl Crass Baritone Saxophone Sue McMullen Horns Terry Pegues Sylvia Davis PERS First Cornets Bill Sperling John Brillhart Second Cornets Walter Soboleff Nat Moore Third Cornets Virgil Klinkhammer Robert Sommers Trombones Bill Matheny Dick Garrison Henry Lorenzon Baritone Walter Smith Basses Earl Bost Lee Nance Bass Drum Elmer Friend Percussion Dr. Clayton Polley Stewart Washburn Leroy West Tympani Carol Jean McDonald Xylophone Lois Lawrence Librarian Katherine Bavard ONNEL of The Chorus ERNEST EHLER - Director DORIANNE BARNES - Pianist D. W. Morris Bill Ellis Ed Dick C. E. Albrecht H. E. Salisbur; Bob Croken Clifford St Yy wap Harold R. Jones Carl DEpiro Chal rles McClelland John R. Noyes D. M. Chalmers Charles R. Mountjoy Keith Mountjoy George Tapley Bill Passey ‘Walter A. Soboleff Jospeh O. Rude Alaska Electronics Steven’s B. M. Behrends Bank Snap Shoppe Nugget Shop Juneau Paint Store Juneau Upholstery Purity Bakery Parsons Electric Home Beautiful Alaska Music Supply Garnick’s Grocery J. B. Burford Co. Northern Insurance Agency Alaska Steamship Co. Empire Printing Co. Gastineau Hotel Crown Life Insurance Co. Stan Grummett, Insurance Hotel Juneau they gave expression to the inner William L. Paul Sr. feelings and frustrations of their William L. Paul Jr. lives. Ed Hinke A MUSICAL EVENING FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF THE PUBLIC Weeks of prepartion have gone into the efforts of our City Band and Men’s Chorus groups to provide to the public of Juneau an evening of musical entertainment. : These instrumentalists and singers and their faithful leaders comprise civic groups of men and women who are interested in community better- ment. The Patrons whose names appear on this page have, likewise, shared in the undertaking of providing uniforms for the Juneau City Band. It is with pride, therefore, that the Juneau Rotary Club, Sponsor of the event, presents the foregoing program for your pleasure. The project is worthy of your support. You will enjoy the evening, so please come. JUNEAU ROTARY CLUB CHAS. W. CARTER, President ADMISSION: ---- A dults $1.00; Students 50¢ “Tt's the songs ye sing, and the smiles ye wear that's making the sunshine everywhere.” PATRONS Jack Kristan S & T Clothing Store Dreamland Bar Holms Coffee Shop City Cafe Swanson Brothers H. S. Graves Sugar Bowl Ludwig Nelson, Jeweler Brownie’s Liquor Store Tot-to-Teen Shop Harry Race Drugs, Inc. R. W. Cowling Co. Alaska Coastal Airlines Harri Machine Shop Alaska Laundry. Inc. Jorgenson’s Motors Columbia Lumber Co. A. T. Nygard City Cleaners Gastineau Liquor Co. Case Lot Grocery Connors Motor Co. California Grocery and Meat Market Pamaray Club George Brothers Liquor Store Warfield Drug Store Gus George Triangle Club Commercial Liquor Store Fred Henning Salmon Creek Country Club Nance 5 & 10 North Transfer Co. Thibodeau’s Market Mt. Juneau Sales & Service Juneau Dairies, Inc. Northern Commercial Co. Harbor Market Home Grocery Don Abel Millwork Cottage Food Store L. Goldstein Juneau Motor Co. Tom Dyer Alaska‘ Federal Savings & Loan Assn. Juneau Welding & Machine Shop Chas. W. Carter Mortuary Bavard’s Liquor Store Butler Mauro Drug Co. Empire Printing Co. Jay’s Super Service New York Tavern Alaskan Cab Co. Alaskan Photographic Studio Gordon’s Royal Blue and Yellow Cab Anchorage Patrons: : Leonard Hopkins Sporting Goods Engebreth Hardware Douglas Patron: Jas S. McClellan, Decorator : James Whitcomb Riley 1 »£Y