AUDITORIUM PORTLAND, OREGON FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, NOV. 14, 1919 SOUSA AND HIS BAND Northwest Tour direction of ELLISON-WHITE MUSICAL BUREAU MATINEE PROGRAM LIEUT. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, Conductor Miss Mary Baker, Soprano Miss Florence Hardeman, Violinist Mr. H. Eenne Henton, Saxaphone Moorish Fantasia, "The Court of Grenada"................................................................Chapi Saxaphone Solo, "Scenes that are Brightest"........................................Wallace-Henton MR. H. BENNE HENTON C. G. Conn Instrument used. Suite   "American Maid"....................................................................................................Sousa (a) "You do not Need a Doctor." (b) "The Sleeping- Soldiers." (c) "With Pleasure." Vocal Solo, Valse from "Romeo ond Juliet"............................................................Gounod . MISS MARY BAKER "American Indian Rhapsody (new)....................................................Preston Ware Orem (On themes recorded and suggested by Mr. Thurlow Lieurance) INTERVAL "An American Wedding March"  (new)........................................................................Sousa (Dedicated to the American People) In May, 1918, the American Relief Legion (Mrs. Oliver Cromwell Field, President), adopted a resolution requesting John Philip Souso to write a Wedding March for our American brides, and recommended that it be universally adopted by all Americans, to whom it is respectfully dedicated. C. G. Conn Band Instruments used—McDougall Music Co. only Oregon Representative. Program continued on page 3 Taglieri TENOR MAESTRO OF VOCE POSTATA— ART OF SINGING (BEL CANTO) From Elementary Stages to High Artistic Finish High Front Tone Placement—Nasal Resonance— Fundamentals of the OVERTONE Four years preparatory course with Lamperti of Milan, Van-nuccini and Cortesi of Florence, Scafati of Naples.    Prior to Twelve Seasons Principal Tenor of Grand Italian-English Opera Companies of International Reputation STUDIO:.. 304-5 SHERMAN CLAY BLDG. Telephone Main 3145 COMING— HENRI SCOTT BASS BARITONE of the METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY In Recitals HEILIG THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19th, 8:15 Seat Sale opens Monday, November 17th, 10:00 o'clock at Heilig Box Office. Reservations received by phone—Main 1. Seats $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, .50—plus war tax. NORTHWEST TOUR Direction of ELLISON-WHITE MUSICAL BUREAU Portland, Oregon MAKE THE HOME HAPPIER GIVE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS THIS XMAS ONLY THE BEST MAKES CARRIED BY US Including The Famous Vega Tu-Ba-Phone and Whyte-Laydie Banjos The Famous Vega Mandolins and Guitars. The Famous Deagan Xylophones and Marimbaphones. The Best Violins, Ukeleles, Ukelele-Banjos, Drums, In Fact FOR ANYTHING MUSICAL SEE McDOUGAL FIRST PROGRAM—CONTINUED 7. (a) Valsette, "The Wood Nymph" (new)...........................................................Eric Coates (b) March, "Sabre and Spurs" ..................................................-................................. Sousa 8. Violin Solo, "La Ronde des Lutins"........................................................................Bazzoni (The Dance of the Goblins) MISS FLORENCE HARDEMAN 9. Caprice Brillante, "The Caravan" (new)............................................................Ord Hume THE NATIONAL ANTHEM EVENING PROGRAM LIEUT. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, Conductor Miss Mary Baker, Soprano Miss Florence Hardeman, Violinist Mr. Frank Simon, Cornetist 1. Overture, "Mignon" ........................................................................................................Thomas 2. Cornet Solo, "Willow Echoes"  (new)........................................................................Simon MR. FRANK SIMON 3. Suite. "Impressions at the Movies"..............................................................................Sousa (a) "The Jazz Band in Action." (b) b   "The Crafty Villain and the Timid Maid." (c) "Balance All and Swing Partners." 4. Vocal Solo, "Moonlight and Starlight"....................................................Hallet Gilberte MISS MART BAKER 5. Memorial, "The Golden Star"  (new)............................................................................Sousa (Dedicated to Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.   Composed in Memory of the Brave who gave their lives that liberty shall not perish.) INTERVAL 6. A Mixture, "Showing Off Before Company"  (new)................................................Sousa 7. (a) Valse Lente, "Kisses" (new)............................................................................Zamecnik (b) March, "Bullets and Bayonets (new)....................................................................Sousa 8. Violin  Solo,  "Polonaise  Brillante"..........................................-.........................Vieuxtemps MISS FLORENCE HARDEMAN 9. Satarelle, "The Bohemians" (new)........................................................................Ord Hume THE NATIONAL ANTHEM C. G. Conn Band Instruments used—McDougall Music Co. only Oregon Representatives. 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