Municipal Concert Program PUBLIC AUDITORIUM Portland, Oregon Program Sunday, October 10, 1920 ROYAL ROSARIAN BAND, Joel B. Ettinger, Conductor ROYAL ROSARIAN QUARTET WILLIAM R. BOONE, Organist 1— Overture—"Oberon"..............................................,.............„..............................i........................... Weber Band 2— Serenade........................................................................................................................................ Title Horn solo, Mr. C. W. Walrath Flute obligato, Mr. H. G. Knight 3— a. Pilgrim's Song of Hope........................................................................................_....................Betiste b. Toccata in E Major..............................................................................................................Bartlett Auditorium pipe organ, William R. Boone, organist 4— Romance  Kamennoi-Ostrow ...................................................................v...........................Rubenstein Band and pipe organ, Mr. Boone at organ Intermission 5— Fantasia, Reminiscences of the Plantation.-.............-..............................................Chambers Variation for various-instruments 6— Selection Royal Rosarian Quartet 7— Suite  Espagnole  La Feria............................................................................................................Lacome Band 8— American Fantasia ..........................................................................................................................Herbert Band and pipe organ Star Spangled Banner Next Sunday Choir of Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church Robert Louis Barron, Director Solos by members of choir Police Bureau Quartet in popular selections (Police Quartet: Sgt. R. L. Crane, Officer L. E. Cullins, Chief L. V. Jenkins, Motorcycle Officer Geo. Johnson.   Ray Stedman, accompanist.) Gladys Morgan Farmer, solo organist. Sunday Concerts One of the City's contributions to the cause of good music is the annual Winter season of Sunday afternoon concerts in the Public Auditorium.. Each Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock an attractive program will be presented featuring the $25,000 pipe organ, along with choruses, choirs, singing societies, bands, orchestras, quartets, etc. These concerts are given for their educational value and an admission price of 15 cents is charged to cover a part of the cost of advertising, etc. The United States Government has exempted these concerts from war tax. Program Published by A.  E. WELLINGTON,  Northwest  Bank Building,  Main 1280 (OVER) A New Delight for Music Lovers The AEOLIAN VOCALION A Greater Phonograph The first phonograph to mirror perfectly all the tones of voices and instruments—the NEW musical instrument that you can PLAY—surpassing any phonograph hitherto produced. Plays to perfection the splendid new Vocalion records as well as records of other standard makes. A style and size and price to satisfy every requirement. Free demonstrations daily in our sound-proof parlors.   Exclusively at Meier & Frank's. YOUR OWN TERMS —IN REASON Meier & Frank's Phonograph Shop Sixth Floor HOLLY PRESS, 66 FIRST ST., PORTLAND, ORE.