Bachman's Million Dollar Band

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

HAROLD BACHMAN Conductor


Winter Season 1925
PLANT PARK

TWICE DAILY AT PLANT PARK, EXCEPT SATURDAY EVENING
(COURT HOUSE SQUARE)

Program For Week January 11th, 1925

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SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 11
AT 3:30 O'CLOCK


1.
March Chicago Tribune
Chambers


2.
Overture—Zampa
Herold


3.
Darkins Jubilee
Turner


4.
Xylophone Solo—The Glow-worm
Wm. Paulson
Lincke


5.
Selection from Mlle. Modiste
Herbert





INTERMISSION


1.
Poem Symphonique—Phaeton
Saint Saens


2.
Humoresque—Who's Next?
Bellstedt


3.
Soprano Solo—Christ in Flanders
Nell Gwynn
Ward-Stevens


4.
Paraphrase—Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep
Lovenberg



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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 11
AT 8:00 O'CLOCK


1.
Overture—Phedre
Massanet


2.
Waltz—Wedding of the Winds
Hall


3.
Cornet Solo—The Holy City
Bert Brown
Adams


4.
Scenes from The Chocolate Soldier
Straus





INTERMISSION


1.
Tannhauser March
Wagner


2.
Simple Aveu
Thome


3.
Soprano Solo—Blue Danube Waltz
Nell Gwynn
Straus


4.
Selection from Mephistofeles
Boito


5.
Finale The Star Spangled Banner




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MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 12
AT 3:00 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Karco
Chadwick


2.
Overture—Joan of Arc
Verdi


3.
Waltz—Jolly Fellows
Volstedt


4.
Piccolo Solo—La Traviata Waltz
Hale Phares
Popp


5.
Polonaise Militaire
Chopin





INTERMISSION


1.
Caprico Heroique—Awakening of the Lion
Kontski


2.
I Love You, from Little Jessie James
Archer


3.
Soprano Solo—Follow the Swallow
Nell Gwynn
Henderson


4.
Scenes from The Red Mill
Herbert



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MONDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 12
AT 7:30 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Inglesina
Delle Cesse


2.
Overture—The Mill on the Cliff
Reissiger


3.
La Cinquantaine
Gabriel-Marie


4.
Saxophone Solo—Saxema
Clarence Johnson
Wiedoft


5.
Slavonic Rhapsody
Friedman





INTERMISSION


1.
Invitation a la Valse
Weber


2.
Indian War Dance
Bellstedt


3.
Soprano Solo—Operatic Medley
Dora Hilton
Italian


4.
Descriptive Fantasy—The Death of Custer
Johnstone


5.
Finale—The Star Spangled Banner




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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 13
AT 3:00 O'CLOCK


1.
March The Grotto
Weir


2.
Overture William Tell
Rossini


3.
Salut' d'Amour
Elgar


4.
Cornet Trio—Three Solitaires
Bert Brown, Ernest Paulsen and Gunder Larson
Herbert


5.
The White Man—From Dwellers in the Western World
Sousa





INTERMISSION


1.
Dance of the Hours
Ponchielli


2.
Gavotte—Stephanie
Czibulka


3.
Soprano Solo—La Golondina
New Gwynn
Serradel


4.
Patrol—The Blue and The Grey
Dalbey



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TUESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 13
AT 7:30 O'CLOCK


1.
Florida MarchDedicated to Egypt Temple, Tampa
Lake and Davis


2.
Overture—Hungarian Lustspiel
Keler Bela


3.
Turkish Patrol
Michaelis


4.
Euphonium Solo—Salut Polka
Graydon Lower


5.
Comic Tattoo—Musicians Strike
Fahrbach





INTERMISSION


1.
Ballet Music from The Queen of Sheeba
Gounod


2.
The Whistler and His Dog
Pryor


3.
Tenor Solo—Smilin' Thru
Harold Sorbo
Penn


4.
March—The Thunderer
Sousa


5.
Finale—The Star Spangled Banner




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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 14
AT 3:00 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Garland Entree
King


2.
Overture—Fra Diavalo
Auber


3.
Pas des Echarpes
Chaminade


4.
Trombone Solo—Our Maud
Wm. Murdock
Short


5.
Scenes from The Magic Melody
Romberg





INTERMISSION


1.
Patrol—American
Meacham


2.
Slavonic Dance—No. VII
Dvorak


3.
Soprano Solo—At Dawning
Nell Gwynn
Cadman


4.
Grand March—The White House Promenade
Sousa



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Seventh Avenue and Fifteenth Street   YBOR CITY


PROGRAM WEEK OF JANUARY 11th

Sunday, January 11th—Priscilla Dean, The Storm Daughter.
Monday, Tuesday, January 12-13—Betty Compson, Garden of Weeds.
Wednesday, January 14—William Farnum, Wolves of The Night.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 15-16-17, Antonio Moreno and Helen Chadwick, The Border Legion.



WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 14
AT 7:30 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Glory of the Trumpets
Brockenshire


2.
Overture Der Freischutz
Weber


3.
Descriptive Sketch—Down South
Myddleton


4.
Cornet Solo—Valse Brilliant
Bert Brown
Clarke


5.
Descriptive Fantasy—A Hunting Scene
Buccalossi





INTERMISSION


1.
Spanish Suite—La Feria
Lacome


2.
Polish Dance—Scharwenka



3.
Soprano Solo—Sing Me Love's Lullaby
Nell Gwynn
Morse


4.
Remembrances of Stephen Foster
Arranged by Lake


5.
Finale—The Star Spangled Banner




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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 15
AT 3:00 O'CLOCK


1
March Our Country First
Unschuld


2.
Overture Semiramide
Rossini


3.
Medley of Popular Airs
(Arranged by Otto Frey)
Leo Feist


4.
Saxophone Solo—Valse Lanette
Clarence Johnson
Henton


5.
Descriptive Sketch—In a Bird Store
Lake





INTERMISSION


1
Seenes Pittoresque
Massanet


2.
In a Rendezvous
Snyder


3.
Soprano Solo—GoodbyeNell Gwynn
Tosti


4.
March—Rifle Regiment
Sousa



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THURSDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 15—REQUEST NIGHT
AT 7:30 O'CLOCK
The program on Thursday night will be made up of numbers that have been requested by members of our audiences.  Kindly mail requests to Bachman's Band, or hand in to Mr. Sorbo, band librarian at the band stand.  Requests should be in by Wednesday night.  All requests cannot, of course, be granted but all will be welcomed.

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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 16
AT 3:00 O'CLOCK


1.
March—Our Captain
Son


2.
Overture—Barber of Seville
Rossini


3.
La Lisonjera
Chaminade


4.
Cornet Solo—Hyacinth Polka
Ernest Paulsen
Vandercook


5.
Suite—From Foreign Lands
Moszkowski





INTERMISSION


1.
Parade of The Wooden Soldiers
Jessel


2.
Waltz—The Skaters
Waldteufel


3.
Soprano Solo—Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses
Oppenshaw


4.
A Vision of Salome
Lampe



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FRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 16—CLASSICAL NIGHT
AT 8:00 O'CLOCK


1.
Overture—Fest
Lassen


2.
Celebrated Menuet
Padrewski


3.
Trio from Attila
Bert Brown, Graydon Lower and Wm. Murdock
Verdi


4.
Scenes from Samson and Dalilah
Saint Saens





INTERMISSION


1.
Coronation March from The Prophet
Meyerbeer


2.
Andante from Surprise Symphony
Haydn


3.
Flower Song from Faust
Gounod


4.
Souvenir di Wagner
Arranged by Tobani



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SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 17
AT 3:00 O'CLOCK


1.
March—The Union Forever
Scouton


2.
Overture—Rienzi
Wagner


3.
Humoresque—New Year's Eve
Mutchler


(The gang goes to Celebrate an inebriated quartet sings How Can I Leave Thee—Merrily we roll along—12 o'clock midnight—4 a. m. All start for home).



4.
Cornet Solo
Ernest Paulsen



5.
Scenes from The Mikado
Sullivan





INTERMISSION


1.
Selection—Martha
Flotow


2.
Waltzes—L'Estudiantina
Waldteufel


3.
Soprano Solo Lolita
Nell Gwynn
Buzzi Pecci


4.
March—Gloria
Losey





SATURDAY NIGHT
The band will play in the Court House Square Saturday night at 7 o'clock




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