Bachman's Million Dollar Band

              THE TAMP A BOARD OF TRADE
PRESENTS
BACHMAN
AND HIS
MILLION-DOLLAR
BAND

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Winter Season 1925
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TWICE DAILY EXCEPTING SATURDAY EVENING
(COURTHOUSE SQUARE)

Program For Week January 4th, 1925

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SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 4, 1925
AT 3:30 O'CLOCK


1.

March—Fantastique
Fucik


2.

Overture—Ruy Blas
Mendelssohn


3.
(a)
Fantasy—My Old Kentucky Home
Dalbey



(b)
Humoresque—Pizzicato Polka
Straus


4.

Saxophone Solo—Valse EricaClarence Johnson
Wiedoft


5.
March—Slav
Tschaikowsky





INTERMISSION


1.
Selection—The Serenade
Herbert


2.
Duet—Miserere from Il TrovatoreBert Brown and Graydon Lower
Verdi


3.
Old Timers Waltz
Lake


4.
Soprano Solo—Kiss WaltzNell Gwynn
Arditi


5.
American Fantasy—Battle of San Juan Hill
Sweet






HOW THE BAND GOT ITS NAME
Bachman's Million Dollar Band originated from the Band Harold Bachman organized at the outbreak of the World War and which was attached to the 116th Engineers.  On a certain occasion, while serving in France with this regiment, General Hunter Liggett said, That Band is worth a Million Dollars to the American Army.  The name stuck.  Several of the members of the original 116th Engineer Band associated themselves with Mr. Bachman in the professional band which he now conducts and the nickname given this band in France over seven years ago is now taken as a synonym for good band music all over the United States.





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SUNDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 4, 1925
AT 8:00 O'CLOCK


1.

March—Florentiner
Fucik


2.

Overture—Oberon
Weber


3.
(a)
Slavonic Dance No. VIII
Dvorak



(b)
Tone Poem—Follow the Swallow
Henderson-Bial


4.

Xylophone Solo—Raymond OvertureWm. Paulson
Thomas


5.

Original American Fantasy—Covered Wagon Days
(Arranged especially for this band by Herman Bellstedt)
Morrissey





INTERMISSION


1.
Southern Rhapsody
Hosmer


2.
Andante Religioso
Thome


3.
Soprano Solo—Ave Maria
Nell Gwynn
Bach-Gounod


4.
March Religioso
Chambers


5.
Finale—The Star Spangled Banner






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MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 5, 1925
AT 3:00 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Washington Greys
Grafula


2.
Overture—Beautiful Galatea
Suppe


3.
Waltz—Spring, Beautiful Spring
Lincke


4.
Cornet Solo—Remembrances of Liberati
Earnest Paulsen
Casey


5.
Hungarian Fantasia
Tobani





INTERMISSION


1.
Spanish Suite
Tavan


2.
Air de Ballet—La Torpille
Losey


3.
Sporano Solo
Nell Gwynn



4.
Scenes from Naughty Marietta
Victor Herbert





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MONDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 5, 1925
AT 7:30 O'CLOCK


1.
March—The Banner
von Blon


2.
Overture—Maritana
Wallace


3.
Serenade Hongroise
Joincieres


4.
Piccolo Solo—Through the Air
Hale Phares
DeMare


5.
Ballet Egyptien
Luigini





INTERMISSION


1.
Scenes from Maytime
Romberg


2.
Song of India
Rimsky-Korsakow


3.
Saprano Solo
Nell Gwynn



4.
Songs of Scotland
Arranged by Lampe


5.
Finale—The Star Spangled Banner






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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 6, 1925
AT 3:00 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Olympia Hippodrome
Alexander


2.
Overture—Rosamunde
Schubert


3.
Valse—Land of the Golden Fleece
Sousa


4.
Trombone Solo—Atlantic Zephyrs
Wm. Murdock
Simmons


5.
Serpent's Dance
Boccalari





INTERMISSION


1.
Three Spanish Dances
Moszcowsky


2.
Descriptive Idyll—Mill in the Forest
Eilenberg


3.
Soprano Solo
Nell Gwynn



4.
Selection—Babes in Toyland
Herbert





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TUESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 6, 1925
AT 7:30 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Our Colonel
James E. Son


2.
Overture—Yelva
Reissiger


3.
Valse—Lion du Bal
Gillet


4.
Cornet Solo—In Neptune's CourtBert Brown
Clarke


5.
Fantasia—Gypsy Life
Thiere





INTERMISSION


1.
Scenes from the Tales of Hoffman
Offenbach


2.
For Trot—Romany Love
Zamecnik


3.
Soprano SoloNell Gwynn



4.
March—The Stars and Stripes Forever
Sousa


5.
Finale—The Star Spangled Banner






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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 7, 1925
AT 3:00 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Royal Decree
English


2.
Overture—Fest
Leutner


3.
Waltz—Southern Roses
Straus


4.
Duet for flute and horn—SerenadeHale Phares and Dan Monette
Titl


5.
Three Dances from Henry VIII
German





INTERMISSION


1.
Dedication and Benediction from Les Hugenots
Meyerbeer


2.
Louisiana Buck Dance
Brooke


3.
Tenor Solo—O Sole Mio
Harold Sorbo
Di Capua


4.
Scenes from Robin Hood
De Koven





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WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 7, 1925
AT 7:30 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Orientale
Orlando


2.
Overture—Il Guarny
Gomez


3.
Chinese Wedding Procession
Hosmer


4.
Cornet Duet—Two Roses
Earnest Paulsen and Gunder Larson
Boos


5.
Selection—The Bohemian Girl
Balfe





INTERMISSION


1.
Ballet Music from Coppellia
Delibes


2.
By the Suwanee River
Myddleton


3.
Soprano SoloNell Gwynn



4.
March—On Wisconsin
Purdy


5.
Finale—The Star Spangled Banner






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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 8, 1925
AT 3:00 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Fame and Fortune
King


2.
Overture—Tambour der Garde
Titl


3.
Humoresque—Comin' Through the Rye
Douglas


4.
Tuba Solo—Jig MedleyNathan Lower
Boos


5.
alop di Concert—The Lion Chasse
Koelling





INTERMISSION


1.
War March of the Priests
Mendolssohn


2.
Hungarian Dances Nos V. and VI
Brahms


3.
Soprano SoloNell Gwynn



4.
Scenes from The Merry Widow
Lehar





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THURSDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 8, 1925
AT 7:30 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Hero of the Isthmus
Lampe


2.
Overture—Martha
Flotow


3.
Polka—Aux Three Suisses
Bonnechoppe


4.
Saxophone Solo—Waltz—My RegardsClarence Johnson
Llewellyn


5.
The Evolution of Dixie
M. L. Lake





INTERMISSION


1.
Ballet Music from Faust
Gounod


2.
Egyptien Love Song—Cairo Love
Zamecnik


3.
Soprano Solo
Nell Gwynn



4.
Descriptive Fantasy—Cavalry Charge
Luders


5.
Finale—The Star Spangled Banner




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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 9, 1925
AT 3:00 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Dunlap Commandery
R. B. Hall


2.
Overture—Hunyady Lazlo
Erkel


3.
Novelette—The Boy and the Birds
Hagar


4.
Euphonium Solo—Columbia Polka
Graydon Lower
Rollinson


5.
Scenes from the Prima Donna
Herbert





INTERMISSION


1.
Fantasy—The Traumbilder
Lumbye


2.
Spanish Serenade—La Paloma
Yradier


3.
Soprano Solo
Nell Gwynn



4.
A Tone Poem—Uncle Tom's Cabin
Lampe





FRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 9, 1925
AT 7:30 O'CLOCK


1.
Japanese War March
Luders


2.
Overture—Maxmillian Robespierre
Littolf


3.
Ballet Music from Herodiade
Massanet


4.
Flute Solo—Wind Amongst the Trees
Hale Phares
Briccialdi


5.
Descriptive Sketch—In a Clock Store
Orth


6.
Sextette from Lucia
Bert Brown, Gunder Larson, Graydon Lower, Wm. Murdock, Royal Stewart and Myron Bachman
Donnizetti





INTERMISSION


1.
Second Hungarian Rhapsody
Liszt


2.
Xylophone Solo—Valse in Eb
Arranged for Band and played by Wm. Paulson
Durand


3.
The Red Man
Sousa


4.
Tenor Solo—When You and I Were Young Maggie
Harold Sorbo
Butterfield


5.
Novelty March—The Jolly Coppersmiths
Michaelis


5.
Finale—The Star Spangled Banner







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