Payette enterprise., March 27, 1924, Image 2

About Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935

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tt'EEK OF MARCH 27, 1024
General Electric Company
Oakland, California
Pacific Time
1:30 p. m.
Thursday. March 27
York Slock Exchange and
coloratura soprana.
The following program will bo
Instrumental Selections—
(a) Stack-O-Lee BlueB
(b) Magic Eyes
Claremont Hotel Orchestra
Berkeley, California
Horace Heidt, Directe r
—New
U. S. Weather Bureau reports.
Final reading, Stock
and
6:45 p. m.
exchange anil weather reports
news items.
S-00 p. m.~ Hotel Claremont Jazz
Mildred Erickson,
Orchestra and
Tenor Solos—
(a) My Old Irish Mother.
Gallagher (Buell Music Co.)
(b) Could 1
. Tosti (B. F. Wood)
Philip Ashcroft
Greeting to Spring...
Violet Wheeler Rucker
Piano Solo
Played by the Composer
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Jewelry &. Music
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Sunday, March 30, 3:30 p. m.—
Concert by the KGO Little Symphony
Orchestra, Carl Rhodchamel conduc
ting; vocal artists assisting.
Monday, March 31, 1:30 p .m.—
New York Stock Exchange and U. S.
Weather Bureau reports.
3:00 p. m.—Short
gram. Address by Cora
liams, "What Pedigogy Has to
Learn from the Mother."
4:00 to 6:00 p. m.—Music by the
St. Francis Hotel Dance Orchestra,
6 ri5 U p.'"in?— F'rnäl "reading stock
exchange and weather reports, and
news items.
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New York Stock exchange and U. S.
j Weather Bureau reports.
6:45 p. m.-Final reading stock ex
| change and weather reports, and
j news items.
8:00 p. m.—Address by H. A. Snow,
in Africa";
numbers; musical pro
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j Boy Scout
gram.
10:00 p. m. to 1:30 ( a.
Dance music from the orchestra in
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the St. Francis Hotel Ball Room,
San Francisco; Henry Halstead,
leader.
The program for this evening will
be as follows:
Part 1 of the Program to be given
by Troop Eleven, Boy Scouts of
America, Oakland, Calif. (Veteran
Troop)
First National Bank
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Soprana Solos—i
Waltz Song from Romeo
and Juliet". . Gounod
(b) Lust Rose ot bummer.
Mildred Kricksos
instrumental Selections—
(a) Dream Daddy
(b) Cinderella Blues
Claremont Hotel Orchestra
Address—"The Fascination of Golf
(a)
(Part 1)
Mildred Erickson
Saxaphone S lo—Lonctte.... Henton
"Rob') Derbidge
Tenor Solo—The Bell in the Light*
Solman
David
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Philip Ashcroft
Instrumenta,! Selection,—Somebody
Stole My Gal .
Claremont Hotel Orchetsra
Soprana Solos—
(a) Brilliant Girl
Robin Adair Scotch Melody
Mildred Erickson
Piaso Solo—Spirit of I rogress
.. Violet Wheeler Rucker
Played by the Composer
Tenor Solo—In un Old-Fashioned
Town . Squires (Bosey)
(b)
Philip Ashcroft
Address—"lllie FastJinatiojn of
Golf" (Part II)
Harry Chapman
Instrumental Selection—A
Will Go a Long, Long Way....
Claremont Hotel Orchestra
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Soprasa Solos>—•
(a) Serenade
(b) Bonnie Sweet Bessie
Moszkowski
Scotch Melody
Mildred Erickson
Piano Solo—Call of the West....
. Violet Wheeler Rucker
Played by the Composer
Instrumental Selections—
(a) Sunshine of Mine
Blue Grass Blues
Claremont Hotel Orchestra
(b)
"rid y, March 28, 1:30 p. m.—New
Y'ork Stock Exchange and U. S.
Weather Bureau reports.
Short musical pro
Paper by William T. Innés
3:00 p. m.
gram.
on "The First Principles ln Aquari-,
um Management." i
—Final reading, stock
and weather reports, and
6:45 p. m.
oxchange
news items.
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Saturday, March 29, 12:30 noon
_Now York Stock Exchange and U.
S. Weather Bureau reports.
8:00 p. m.—Feature numbers by
Mu Phi Epsilan Sorority, from Col
legt of Pacific, San Jose, California.
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music from the orchestra in the St.
I music ir Ro om, San Fran
; ^nc^Hutel 8.^, le ader.
I The folowing program will
T1 [ , g eve nlng, March 29.
Feature numbers on the program
Liven by the Mu Phi Epsilon Soror
f l J ,. y £ the pacific. San Jose.
I ity, College or ue
CeUL golo . Fantasie . ...Chopin(Wood)
Bernice Rose
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Sopran^ SoIOqu BlUowy Harvest I
' Fie j d . .Rachmaninoff I
(b) Calm as the Night .... Bohm'
Mrs. Charles Argali |
Piano Solo— Impromptu .... Chopin
(Wood . Lucile Carmichael
i'Cello Solo—Ave Maria—....Gounod
(Ditson)—Rose Van Valin
Soprano Solos—•
To One Who Passed Whistling
the Night....Gibbs (Curwen) |
Crucified....Manney (Dit
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(c) Si mes vers
avaient des ailes
Hahn (Ditson,)
Lucile Fox
piano Solos— . .
(a) Hornpipe - Handel (Augener;
(bi) Rigoletto Paraphrasé .
Verdi-Lisj.t
Katherine Wood
Contralto Solss— .
(a) Bendemeer's Stream.
.... Gatty I
(Boosey) '
(b) Scena, Arietta, Canzonetta
(Dlnorah) . Meyerbeer
(c) O Let Night Speak of Me—
Chadwick (Schmidt)
Nells Rogers
Plano Solos- MacDowe „
("1 Moto v (Breikopf)
Toccata . Debussy
CD Toccata
Katherine Hewitt
Solo—The Nighgtingale
Ward-Stephens (Ditson)
Helen Riddell
Piano Solo—Coasting.... C. Burleigh
(Pimsser)
Soprano
Margaret Ramsey
Cello Solos—
(a) Dream of Love .
(b) Samsn and Delilah
Saint-Saëns
Rose Van Valin
Liszt
Soprano Solo
(a) Mattinata .... Tosti (Ditson)
(b) Ninon .Tosti (Ditson)
Mrs. Charles Argali
Piano Solos—
(a) Humoresque.... Tschaikowsky
(Presser)
(b) Prelude in G. minor .
... Rachmaninoff (Presser)
Address—"Boy Scouts" ...
. Scoutmaster Herbert Hauser
Assembly of Troop .
. Bugle Calls by Eagle Scout
Ray Kennedy
Pledge of Allegiance to Our Flag
. By the Troop
Talk on "What Scouting Does for
Us Boys" Eagle Scout Jean Bell
Camp Song—"The Ham Bone"....
. By the Troop
Solo part by Scout Malcolm Guerin
Address—"Boy Scout Vacation
Camps" .... Executive Home J.
Bemiss.
Camp Song—"There Was a Bee"
. By the Troop
Address—"What the Boy Scput Or
ganization Does for the Boy"
Abe P. Leach, President
of Oakland Council of Boy Scouts
Scout Oath and Laws- By the Troop
Taps
Eagle Scout Ray Kennedy
PART II
Instrumental Selection .
Western Electric Jazz Orchestra
Soprano Solos—.
(a) Lo, Here the Gentle Lark
. Bishop
(b) Pirate Dreams..Huerter ....
. (Ditson)
Alicia Scott
Ella Lawrie, Accompanist
Address—"Hunting Wild Game In
Africa" (Part I)
H. A. Snow
Until .... Sanderson
Frank Miller
Baritone Sol
Contralto Solos—
(a) Adieu Forest (Jeanne d'Arc)
. Tschaikowsky
(b) L'Heure Exquise . Hahn
Oris Osborne
Ella Lawrie, Accompanist
Instrumental Selection .
Western Electric Jazz Orchestra
Address—'Hunting Wild Game in
Africa" (Part II)
H. A. Snow
Soprano Solos—
(a) For You Alone
(b) Within the Garden of My
Alicia Scott
Geebl
Heart
Alicia Scott
Baritone Solo—The Trumpeter Dix
Frank Miller
Contralto Solot
(a) The Danza
Chadwick
(b) Seguldilla (Carmine).... Bizet
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Instrumental Selection .
Western Electric Jazz Orchestra
Wednesday, April 2, 1:30 p. m.—
New York Stock Exchange and U. S.
Weather Bureau reports.
3:00 p. m.—Short musical pro
gram. Address by-Mrs. Zay Rector
Bevitt on the subject of "Music."
6:45 p. m.—Final reading stock
exchange an weather reports, and
news items.
THURSDAY, April 3, 1:30 p. m.
New York Stock Exchange and U. S.
Weather Bureau reports.
6:45 p. m.—Final reading stock
exchange and weather reports, and
news items.
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BUIDLING MATERIAL AND FUEL
8:00 p. m.—Musical program, in
eluding California String Quartette
and California Mixed Chorus,
The following program will be
given Thursday evening.
Instrumental Selection^ .
. California String Quartette
Scott Elder Joseph Walters
Eiward Cykler C. Winston Petty
Vocal Selections—
(a) Deep River....Ditson Arange-1
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(b) Swanee River . Foster,
California Mixed Chorus
Laura Broderick, Soprano
Ruth Waterman, Contralto
Carl Anderson, Tenor
Henry L. Perry, Bass
Reading—An original monologue
"Aunt Mariah's Romance"
Edna Sutton Stark
I Piano Solo—Transcription of Waltz
from Faust
Liszt-Gounod
Edna Linkowski
Contralto Solos—.
(a) Danny Boy .... Old Irish Air|
(b) My Treasure .
Ruth Waterman
Address—"Migrating Birds of
aClifornia"
Trevalsa
Dr. Harold Bryant
Vocal Selection— hiflammatus (Sta
bat Mater) . Rossini
California Mixed Chorus
Instrumental Selcetions .
; . California String Quartette
i A Bit of Minstrelsy .....
. KGO Radio Minstrels
Piano Solo— Valse Caprice—Newland
Duets for Contralto and Tenor—
(a) Mistrêss Mary Salter (Ditson)
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(b) Perfect Day . Bond
Ruth Waterman and Carl And,
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! Soprano Solo—The Wren (with
Flute Obligato) . Benedict
Laura Broderick
Instrumental Selections
California String Quartette
I Baritone Solo—The Evening St
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I Clarence H. Oliver
Vocal Selectio- nGoodniglit. . 1 ': -.iti
Califrnia Mixed Chorus
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We sell and install the Car.'i lge
Radiator, at our shop in Pay, tie,
eliminating lose of time and exp, n*e
of sending radiators to Bel —
Henlz Auto Repair Shop. Exclusive
Agency for Payette.
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