Word: kanrich
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Dates: during 1901-1901
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There will be a double celebration of the football victory this evening at the Union and on Holmes Field. Extensive preparations are being made for the affair. Kanrich's Band has been secured for the occasion and there will be a torchlight parade, together with a bonfire and a display of fireworks...
Every man who is to sit in the Cheering Section should be in his seat by 1.15. Kanrich's Band of forty-five pieces has been engaged to play at the Field this afternoon and a concert will be given from 1 to 1.30. Promptly at 1.30 the singing will begin with "On to Victory!" There will be no marching to the Field by classes...
...final rehearsal of the songs for the Yale game will take place at Soldiers Field this afternoon. Kanrich's Band will be at the Union at 2 o'clock and the songs will be sung once through before the march is taken up. Promptly at 2.30 the University will form by classes behind their banners just in front of the Union on Quincy street, and, headed by the band, of thirty-five pieces, will march through the Yard to Soldiers Field. The songs will be sung for the last time before the Yale game, the final instructions will be given...
...football mass meeting will be held at the Union tonight. Major Higginson, Professor Hollis and W. H. Lewis L. S. '95, are expected to speak informally, and there may be other speakers. Kanrich's band and the Glee Club will be present and there will be a rehearsal of the songs. Music by the band will commence...
...Kanrich's band will be at Soldiers Field in the season ticket section of the north stand at 1.30, and H. A. A. ticket holders are requested to be in their seats promptly at the same time. The cheering leaders will be there, and the songs will be rehearsed before the game. Five thousand copies of the songs will be distributed in the Harvard stand exclusive of the cheering section, all men in which are expected to know the words of the songs from memory. Men in the cheering section should bring flags...