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PAN-AMERICAN CONCERT—Tuesday.Tho following program of music, representative of 10 pan-American countries, will be presented in the Washington Auditorium Tuesday night, beginning at 8:15 o'clock, before the joint session of the Pan-American Commercial Conference and the United States Chamber of Commerce by the United States Army Band, Capt. U. ]). Alway, commanding; Capt. W. .f. Stannard, band leader; Senora Milla Ybarra de Dominguez, soprano:1. March. ‘ San Lorenzo.”C. A. Silva (Argentina)2. Yaravi. ‘‘Cantares de Elina” (Songs of Elina i S Bustamente t Ecuador)a. Dance. ‘ Manana'* I Tomorrow 1.Arranged by Missud (Chile)4. Marimba nolo. “Tu” (TnouUSanchez de Fuentes (Cuba)Technical Sergt. John Bauman. United StatesArmy Band.5. Sons:. “O Pinhal ' (The Pin* Grove).Peroival (Brazil)a. Waltz. “Entre S*lvas” (In the Woodsi.A. E. Lopez (Guatemalai 7. Solo« by Senora Milla Ybarra de Dominguez. soprano.(a) ‘‘Mi Viejo Amor” (My Old Love).Alfonso Oteo i Mexico) (For two black eyes which captured my heart. I have longed unceasingly, and when j up parted she *aid with tears in those eyes, j ' An old love cannot be killed or forgotten— it may stray afar from our soul, but it never j bids good-by.”)(hi ‘The Unshed Tear.*’Carlos Valderrama (Peru) ♦ Th)« song sung in Qu*rhu*. the nativelanguage of the Tin as. describes the sorrowof a warrior who has leen exiled from hisnative land.)S. Criolla. “For Ti Sola1’ (For You Alone),Hernandez • Dominican Republic) P. Bambuco. “En El Fondo de Tu* Oios” (In the Depths of Your Eyes i,J. Velasco (Colombia) 9:00. “Salute to the Flags.”The playing, by the United States Army band, of the anthems of the *21 American Republics, and the simutaneous raising of their flags by members of the Headquarters Company of the District of Washington under the command of Capt. Jared I. Wood. The flags will be raised in alphabetical order, as follows:Argentina. Bolivia. Brazil. Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica. Cuba. Dominican Republic. Ecuador. Guatemala. Haiti. Honduras, Mexico. Nicaragua, Panama. Paraguay. Peru. Salvador. United States, Uruguay. Venezuela.A pageantry feature by the members of the Girl Scouts’ Association of the District of Columbia arranged by Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest.
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Washington Evening Star
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Sun, May 01, 1927
Page 27
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