Public Auditorium Portland, Oregon program Sunday Matinee, January 24th, 1926 SOUSA AND HIS BAND LIEUT.-COMMANDER JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, CONDUCTOR HARRY ASKIN, Manager SOLOISTS MISS MARJOR1E MOODY, Soprano MISS WINIFRED BAMBRICK, Harpist MR. JOSEPH DELUCA, Euphonium MR. GEORGE CAREY, Xylophone 1. Overture, "When Autumn Comes" (new)...........................___.................................Leo Sowerby "COMES AUTUMN TIME" Now when the time of fruit and grain is come, When apples hang above the orchard wall, And from a tangle by the roadside stream Scent of wild grapes fills the racy air, Comes Autumn with her sunburnt caravan, Like a long gypsy train with trappings gay. 2. Harp Solo, "Fantasie" Op. 57........................................................................................Parish Alvars MISS WINIFRED BAMBRICK 3. Suite, "Camera Studies".................................................................................................................Sousa (a) "The Flashing Eyes of Andalusia" (b) "Drifting to Loveland" - (c) "The Children's Ball" 4. Soprano Solo, "Caro Nome" from "Rigoletto".........................................................................Verdi MISS MARJORIE MOODY 5. "Neapolitan Scenes"..................................................................................................................Massenet h INTERVAL 6. Fantasie, "Algerienne*? ........................................................................................................Saint Saens 7. (a) Euphonium Solo, "Concerto in B"...................................................................................DeLuca r\ j MR. JOSEPH DELUCA (b) March, "Solid Mpn to the Front".....................................................................................Sousa 8. Xylophone Solo, "Andree"..............................................................................................................Carey MR. GEORGE CAREY 9. Folk Tune, "Country Gardens"................................................................................................Grainger ENCORES ARE SELECTED FROM THE FOLLOWING COMPOSITIONS AND ARRANGEMENTS OF JOHN PHILIP SOUSA New Humoresque, "Follow The Swallow' "Look for the Silver Lining" Bride Elect Charlatan Diplomat Directorate El Capitan Fairest of the Fair Free Lance From Maine to Oregon Glory of the Yankee Navy Hands Across the Sea Imperial Edward Invincible Eagle Jack Tar King Cotton Liberty Bell Man Behind the Gun Manhattan Beach Co-Eds of Michigan Power and Glory (new) Ancient and Honorable Artillery (new) Peaches and Cream (new) Music of the Minute (new) Nobles of the Mystic Shrine The Dauntless Battalion High School Cadets Stars and Stripes Forever Washington Post Semper Fidelis The Gallant Seventh U. S. Field Artillery Sabre and Spurs Comrades of the Legion Boy Scouts Bullets and Bayonets The Thunderer Liberty Loan March League of Nations March By G. T. Bye. (The greatest march ever written) MOLLY PRESS. 66 FIRST ST. PORTLAND. ORE. OVER Sunday Night, January 24, 1926 SOLOISTS MISS MARJORIB MOODY, Soprano MR. R. E. WILLIAMS, Flute MR. GEORGE CAREY, Xylophone 1. Rhapsody, "Ethiopian" (new)....................................................................................................Hosmer 2. Flute Solo. "Concerto"..............................______________......______..................................................Chaminade MR. R. E. WILLIAMS 3. Suite, "Dwellers in the Western World" ..................................................................................Sousa (a) "The Red Man" — (b) "The White Man" (c) "The Black Man" 4. Soprano Solo, "Ah fors' e lui" from "La Traviata"............................................................Verdi MISS MARJORIE MOODY 5. Loves Death, "Tristan and Isolde" ..........................................................................................Wagner INTERVAL 6. New Fantasie, "Themes"............................................................................................................Sullivan 7. (a) Saxophones, "A Rube" .................—....................................................................................Penn MESSRS. STEPHENS, HENEY, GOODRICH, JOHNSON, WEIR, MADDEN, CONKLIN AND MOORE (b) March, "Ancient and Honorable Artillery"..................................................................Sousa 8. Xylophone Solo, "Rondo Capriccioso"..........................................................................Mendelssohn MR. GEORGE CAREY 9. Folk Tune, "Turkey in the Straw" ............................................................................................Quion PALE HANDS PALACE FAMILY WASHINGS EAst 1030 Published by A. E. WELLINGTON, Northwestern Bank Bldg. Telephone MAin 1280