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DAM) fO'TKUT AT WOODSBOIiO.Liinre Attendance At JIusical (‘on* eeri On Thumb*}.About t wo hundred persons braved the cold weather and bad roads to 1 hear the third concert given by the Woodsboro Concert Band under the! direction oi Frol. Harry Masten. m the Woodsboro Opeja House. February 26. The band was short fne members, owing re sickness and cold weather. there being TA who played, iThe sotoists were Mrs. Harry Mas-len, cornetist: Miss Alia Smith, vocalist, and Prof. Pierce Snyder, of Union Bridge, trombone and saxophone soloist: Mrs. Hasten, pianist, and Prof. Masten, violinist iPiaise was ■given to Miss Smith, j who pane: her soults with ttie band ; accompaniment. Drcf. Snderf an early pioneer of the Woodsboro Band, rendered some fine solos on i the trombone and saxophone, and the! audience encored him on both. His encore on the saxophone was Silver Threads Among the Gold. Mrs. Harry Spahr was unable io appear in the third concert.The program is as tall-ows: March. “Ringling Bros. Grand Entra, Albert C. Swet: overture. “Grand Medley, Superba. C. W. Dalbey; intermezzo, Shades of Night/’ Franklin Fried-land; cornet solo. '‘Three Star Polka. Bagley.” Mrs. Harry Masten: Cox trot. ‘•Iiulianoia, by request Henry Onhas, uombone solo. “The Holy City,’* Prof. Pierce Snyder; descriptive overture, Tbe Fall ot! Jericho/' Maitlochand: vocal solo, (a) ‘Tier Danny” Sehoenbetg, Miss Alta Smith: (b) “Y/hen Baby Smiles as Me. Murno: popular one step. ‘'Sc This Is Dixie,’’ Gunible; saxophone solo, “Pot Poarn of Old Airs, Prof Pierce Snyder: M^.rch Paramount S. E Morris: Star Spangied Banner.
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The Frederick News Post
Frederick, Maryland, US
Tue, Mar 02, 1920
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