Word: band
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Following is the order of dances: 1. Fox-trot, Palesteena 2. One-step, Sunshine 3. Fox-trot, Jane 4. Fox-trot, In the Devil's Garden 5. Waltz, Mello-Cello 6. One-step, Wild Rose 7. Fox-trot, The Dancing Band 8. Fox-trot, Make Believe 9. One-step, You Promised Me 10. Fox-trot, I Spoiled You Intermission. 11. Fox-trot, Absence 12. One-step, Oh! What a Tune 13. Fox-trot, Home Town Blues 14. Fox-trot, Look for the Silver Lining 15. Waltz, Wyoming 16. One-step, Arabia 17. Fox-trot, I Never Realized 18. Fox-trot...
...twenty-sixth of this month the Band will play at the Triangular Meet at Mechanics Hall; on March 3 it will play at Symphony Hall; and on the eleventh there will be a Faculty Concert and Band Dance at the Union. On March 17 the Band will play its only public concert this year in Cambridge, at Sanders Theatre, and on March 18 it will play at the Haverhill High School; on March 28 for the Hospital Association at Framingham; and on April 2 Pop concert in the Town Hall at Brookline. During April, concerts will be played at Natick...
Following in the steps of the Glee Club, the Band is playing only the very best music available for such an organization. Among the very important numbers are Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite; Tschaikowsky's Fifth Symphony, Second Movement; and Dvorak's Large from the New World Symphony...
...Band now has sixty-eight active graduate and undergraduate members, and is so arranged that in case of necessity two bands can be quickly organized. An interesting and rather novel feature of the Band is the inclusion of a number of stringed instrument players in addition to the customary brass and woodwind section. The Band has eight violinists, three 'cellists, and two string basses. This section aids very materially in concert work by softening and rounding out the brass section...
...Band, like all other undergraduate organizations, is entirely self-supporting; the College, however, has lent to it a number of instruments which were purchased during the War. Finances for travelling, librarian, music, and assisting professionals' expenses are met by the receipts from concerts...