Word: banjo
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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After the Instrumental Club rehearsals in Paine Hall last night W. I. Shearer '29, manager of the organization, announced that the banjo, mandolin, and specialty divisions would journey to New Haven November 23 and take part in the concert to be given there the night before the Harvard Yale game. Thirty-five musicians of the Clubs will make the trip, and join with the Harvard and Yale Glee Clubs in presenting an extensive musical and vocal program to the footbal throng...
...Harvard Instrumental Clubs hold their final tryouts tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock at Paine Hall in the Music Building. These trials are open to all members of the University including Freshmen, and will be held for the banjo, mandolin, and vocal clubs as well as the specialty division...
...program will include renditions by the vocal club, the banjo club, the mandolin club, the 1931 orchestra, and the combined clubs. Several special features have also been arranged including piano solo and duet numbers, and a program by a vocal octet. The concert will be followed by dancing...
Music will be furnished by the Harvardians under the direction of Roy Lamson '29, while specialty acts will be put on by the 1931 Vocal and Banjo Clubs. Arrangements have been made to show two short film comedies. "What Women Did to Me" and "Aesop's Fables...
...Secretary; Lawrence Edward Mallinckrodt '30 of St. Louis was elected Treasurer. For the other offices, William Frost Mann '30, of Brookline was chosen Librarian; Bernard Davis Hanighen '30 of New York City leader of the Mandolin Club; Robert Murray Whittemore '31 of East Orange, N. J., leader of the Banjo Club; and Charles Mathews Underhill '31 of Scarsdale, N. Y., leader of the Vocal Club. The chairman of the specialty Division will be appointed later...