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...newly reorganized Harvard Instrumental Clubs provided some excellent music and showed that they possess the foundation for a smoother-working, more spirited ensemble later on in the season. A series of popular medleys, including such as "Avalon," "Japanese Sandman," and "Whispering" were the effective offerings of the Princeton Banjo Club. F. W. Rondebush and E. Wilson of that organization introduced a difficult violin specialty which was well received; they and three other violinists also contributed greatly to the successful performance of their club by the melodic use of these instruments. The "hit" of the evening, however, was scored by Howard...
Preparations for the Harvard-Princeton Concert and Ball tonight, to be held under the combined direction of the Glee Club and the Union, have been completed. At 8.45 the Princeton Banjo Club will open the concert at Sanders Theatre, while at 11 o'clock Meyer Davis and his orchestra, brought from Washington, D. C., especially for this occasion, and Rufus Johnson's Black and White Orchestra will play the first strains of dance music in the Union. Both these functions are for all Harvard and Princeton men and their guests...
...complete program for the concert tonight is announced as follows: 1. Princeton Glee Club: a. De Coppah Moon, Henry Rowe Shelley. b. Deep, River (Negro Spiritual), Arranged by Clarence Lucas. 2. University Banjo Club: a. Land of Old Black Joe, Donaldson. b. Medley, Arranged by Rice. 3. Harvard Glee Club: a. Hunter's Farewell, Mendelssohn. b. At Sea, Buck. 4. Princeton Banjo Club: a. Japanese Sandman (Medley), Arranged by R. Wever. b. Anytime (Medley), Arranged by R. Wever. 5. Princeton Violin Specialty by F. W. Rondebuck and E. Wilson. Intermission 6. Harvard Specialty by H. Eliot '22 and J. Sargent...
Candidates for the Instrumental Clubs will report on Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7.30 P.M. in the Music Building. The clubs have been reorganized this year, so that membership in last year's clubs does not exempt from the trials. Anyone is eligible who can play the mandolin, banjo, violin, 'cello, saxophone, cornet, trombine or traps...
...Concert by the Glee, Mandolin and Banjo Clubs, Woolsey Hall...