Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1929, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. U.” FRIDAY, WMAY 17, 19%9.- " MARINE ORCHESTRA ‘Are You in a Hurry? You Can Read This Entire Announcement in Less Than 4 Minutes! entrance near E street. Direct Program Portraying 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 ‘ A ; ' Circus Tickets GUNTEST FEA".IRE 4 Now On Sale —_— | . ros. _an ik B | -4 : PR B i e American History. ‘The United States Marine Band Or- | €hestra, under direction of Capt. Taylor Branson, will play at the Sixth Na- tional Oratorical Contest finals in the ‘Washington Auditorium Saturday night, | May 25, it was announced today by Randolph Leigh, director general of the contest, who has completed plans for the orchestra’s appearance. A program of interpretive composi- tions portraying four phases of Amer- | fcan history will be presented by the | Marine musicians. These will include | (1) the discovery of the continent, (2) CAPT. TAYLOR BRANSON. the struggle for freedom, (3) the devel- opment of the country itself, and (4) triumph. handsome silver trophy, already chosen, | The Marine Band Orchestra has|the field of eight speakers will be com- played at all the naticnal finals and this | pleted tomorrow night, The last two organization's contribution to the spir- | contestants will be selected in the New dted success of the meetings has been | York and Chicago finals, in which locali- widely appreciated. While the meeting | ties the contest is sponsored by the New one week from this Saturday is sched- | York Times and the Chicago Daily uled to begin at 8 o'clock, the orchestra | News, ~respectively. ~James —Leonard will play in concert, beginning at 7:30 | Butsch of St. John's College is the o'clock. ~ Ticket holders have been urged | representative of the District of Co- to be in their seats considerably before |lumbia and nearby counties of Mary- 8, beeause at that hour reservations be- |land and Virginia. come void and any unoccupied seat may | Incidentally, the silver cup which be taken. Early arrivals will find the | will be presented to the winner of the extra minutes pleasantly filled, how- | finals on the Auditorium stage imme- ever, by virtue of the musical program. | diately after the decision is reached by With five boys and one girl already | the five Supreme Court members who chosen as the champions of the contest | will judge the:speakers now is on ex= vones who will compete jn the finals | hibition in the Pennsylvania avenue for the national championship andthe | display windows of Galt. Bros, jewelers. | A Torarry Different Taste in There’s a new taste in butter. .. the Sweet Cream taste, a totally different taste than that of ordinary butter made from sour cream. It’s like comparing the taste of ripe, juicy strawberries fresh from the garden, smothered with thick, rich cream, with that of ordinary strawberries and skim milk. Until recent years all butter was made from sour cream. 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