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    "ocrText": "By special permission of the President\ngary\nCAFTERNOON PROGRAMME.\nDDD\nSTRONG FRIENDS IN THE SENATE.\nof the Navy and the Commandant of the Marine Corps,\nSongs\nNo\nthis Greatest Band Organization in the World will be\nI PATRIOTIC HYMN- My Country, 'Tis of Thee\nCarey\nBargains\nMusic\nHE visi of the United States Marine Band to this city has been arranged in\npermitted to appear in Concert at\n2.\nOVERTURE-- William Tell\nRossini\nW\npositive that our efforts to supply sheet music cheaper\ncompliance with deluge of requests from the country at large, with an\nthan any other house in the countr is talk of the music-\namount of effort on the part of the friends of the band such as is scarcely\nHumperdink\nloving public. We are the largest dealers sheet music\nin\n3. Excerpts from Hansel and Gretel\nto be realized by the ordinary citizen not familiar with the red tape re-\nthe country land offer only the best music pribashed.\nThe\nfollowing\nand prices prove our All music marked with a star\nquirements of the Gov vernment at-Washington. Some of the weighty influence of\nThe Huditorium, Louisville\n4. CLARINET SOLO Third Fantasia\nHaseneier\nespecially recommended by as very good and\nplease\nthe real friends of the band aside from Brig. Gen. CHAS. HEYWOOD Command\nant of the U S. Marine Corps, may be seen from the following extracts from\nMR. JACQUES VANPOUCKE\nJAS. B. CAMP, Local Manager\n5 WALTZ\nThe Beautiful Blue Danube\nStrauss\n50c.\nSongs on\n17c.\n50c.\nSheet Music\nletters from U. S. Senators relative to the permit for the band to give these\nSale at\n(Instrumental for\n17c.\nconcerts:\nMatínee and\nChursday,\n(Mrs. McKinley's Favorite.)\nThe great coon song hit entitled *** Coon!\n*The Foxhunters/March.\nOur attention. has been called to he fact that the Marine Band is contemplating\nEvening,\nMarch 28, 1901\n6. GRAND The Valkyre\nWagner\nCoon\nCoon\nThe Ripple Dance.\nsomewhat extended trip shortly after the adjournment of Congress and under-\nJust Because She Made Dem Goo-God\nSmoky Moke s March and Two-Step\nstanding\nthat\nmore\nor\nless\ndifficulty\nhas\nheretofore\nbeen\nexperienced\nin\nthe matter\n67. CANZONETTA\nMy Little Darling\nGomes\nEyes.\n*La Bouton March and wo-Step.\nof securing the necessary permit to leave the city we take pleasure in suggesting\nPrices-25c. to $1.50; Evening, 25c. to $2.00\nI'd to Hear that Song Again.\nBen\nHur\nMarc\nand\nthat, if it be possible it be so arranged that the plans of the band may be carried\nMiss AMY WHALEY.\n*The Way to s Heart.\n*Handy Andy and wo-Step.\nout, thereby enabling the musically inclined public at large to benefit greatly by\nMv\nPenn\nLady\nGeorgia Camp Meeting March and T wo-\nthe opportunity which will thus be offered them of hearing a band which has\nSeat sale begins at Auditorium Box Office, Wednesday Morning, March\na. MARCH- The Fox Hunter\nMv\nCharcoal\nCharmer.\nwell-earned national reputation.\nGEO.\nC\nPERKINS\n(Cal.)\n8.\nb. CAPRICE- Heart's Message\nSantelmann\n*I'm Certainly Living Rag- Time Life\nZenda Waltzes.\nTHOS H CARTER (Mont.)\n*It's\nJust\nYou\nSo\n*Elliott Waltzes.\nconcur.\nBOIES\nPENROSE\n(Penn.)\n9. Slavonic Dance No. 8\nDvorak\nBird\nin a\nGilded\nCage.\n*Willard Waltzes.\nW. B. ALLISON (Iowa)\nJ PRITCHARD (No. Car.).\nOnly Girl Loved.\nWild Flower Waltzes.\nSo do\n*Let Me Kiss Your Away.\nKatzenyammer Kids.\nThe Official National Band.\nFRANCIS E. WARREN (Wyo.).\nThe Ship Love.\nGupid (Intermezzo\n*My Girl from Dixte.\nApollo Gavotte\n*Sadie. You's My Lady Bird.\nCoquette (Caprice).\nwrite to say that approve of the proposed tour of the Marine Band,\nEVENING PROGRAMME\nfor\nAlso the two best sacred songs\nA Night on the Levee (Characteristic\nwhich understand official permission has been requested\nHE following will be sufficient evidence to the public at large\nand\nthe\nonly\nto\nThe\nDance).\nM A. HANNA (Ohio)\nTHE\nHoly City entitled\n*All on Account of Dear Little Girl.\nthat the organization to be heard here, as above stated, is\nI. NATIONAL The Star Spangled Banner\nArnold\nBeyond the Gate and ** In His\nWait.\nI take pleasure in recommending that permission be granted\nSteps.\"\n! The Irish I (Comic Song).\nJ. B. FORAKER (Ohio)\nthe genuine and only U. S. Marine Band, the National Band of\n2. OVERTURE Tannhauser\nWagner\nMv Money Never Gives Out.\nAnswer (three keys).\nOld Times Sake.\n*Broken Links\nPersonally.T hink it would be very commendable action.\nour country. direct from Washington, and that this visit is made\n3.\nBALLET MUSIC Coppelia\nDelibes\n*I Need the Money.\n*Since Thou Art Mine,\nO. H. PLATT (Conn.)\nthis city by the joint permission of the President, Secretary of\nSAXOPHONE\nSOLO- Fantasia American Favorite\nMoeremans\nWe hope you can see your way clear to let the Marine\nVOCAL.\nLook\nthis\nthe Navy, and Commandant of the Marine Corps.\nMR. JEAN B. H. MOEREMANS.\ngreat\nStandard music\nBand come and give us some music.\nAfterwards.\nWM. E. MASON (III.).\nOld Madrid\nInvitation a la Valse\nWeber-Weingartner\nOh. Happy Day\nwhich\nhave always felt that the people of the United States had right to\nDreamt Dwelt in Marble Halls.\nselling\n7 Cents Per Copy\nhear the band\\outside the capital city of the nation. lieve would be\nPHEADQUARTERS U. Si MARINE CORPS.\n(Arranged for Military Band by W. H. Santelmann.)\nCall Me Back.\nof musical instruction\nGEO. L. SHOUP (Idaho)\nVollstedt\nDrifting.\n6. Military Episode\nThis musi we guarantee the best\nWASHINGTON D. C.. January 31st, 1901.\nBedouin Love Song.\nedition on the market. and good\nmy warm commendati IT of the enterprise. T have\nSIR\n(Introducing National Air.)\nThen You' Remember\nas\nyou pay\n50C\nand\n60c.\nfor\nalways felt that the Marine Band should be heard outside of the capital city of the\nLove\nJack.\nYour Terrer of the 4th inst. to the Secretary of the Navy, requesting that\n7. WALTZ SONG-... Fleeting Days\nBailey\nregular. Our price only 7C\nnation. believe it matter education to all our people and that the cause of\nMar Kentucky Home\nmusic would be greatly advanced\nALBERT J. (Ind.)\npermission be granted for the Marine Band to make tour of cities in various\nOld Folks at Home.\nparts of the country, was referred to this office for recommendation and duly\nMiss AMY WHALEY\nLost Chord.\nBohemian Girl\nSilvery Waves,\nThe same from\nJerusalem.\nTannhauser March.\nShepherd Boy.\nJOHN M. THURSTON (Neb.)\nreturned by the undersigned to the Secretary of the Navy with an indorsement\na. CAPRICE- Ripple Dance\nFriedman\nThine Own.\nAlice.\nThe Palms,\nI beg to add my hearty endorsement of the above\nrecommending that the authority requested be granted The papers have just\n8.\nWanda Nocturne.\nSantelmann\nAngels Serenade.\nJ.V. QUARLES Wis.)\nb. MARCH-\nGeneral Heywood\nINSTRUMENTAL\nbeen returned to this office with the Department's permission and the President's\nSleigh Bell Chime's\nFlower Song.\nPure Snow\nLiszt\nStephanie Gavotte\nInvitation to the Dancel\napproval for the band to make the tour in question, starting March 18th to be\n9. Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2\n* The organization is one of exceptional ability and I hope it may be\nBlue Danube Waltzes\nOver the Waves.\nUnder the Double Eagle\npossible for you to grant their request if it can be done consistently with the good\nabsent for a period not exceeding six weeks.\nLa Czarine.\nLast\nHope.\nMarch.\nof the public service am sure the people my State will appreciate an oppor-\nIn accordance with this authority I will grant six weeks' leave of absence\nLove' Dreamland altres\nBlack Hawk Waltzes\nYosemite Echoes.\ntunity to hear the music rendered by this organization\nChopin Funeral March.\nCavalleria Rusticana.\nMill Black Forest.\nto the Leader and the members of the Band to enable them to make the tour\nCHARLES W. FAIRBANKS (Ind.)\nTHE STEINWAY PIANO USED EXCLUSIVELY\nVery respectfully\nCHARLE HEYWOOD\nThe World's musical Library\n59 DEARBORN STREET\nThe people of Michigan would welcome a visit from the Marine Band. and\n1\nChicago\nyou to approve the project of the tour proposed by the capable\nCommandant\nenerge\nto\nleader\nof\nthis\nband.\nThe\nconcert\nMR. HOWARD PEW\ngiven\nWashington\nlast\nC. G. Conn Band Instruments used and recommended.\nJAMES McMILLAN (Mich.)\nNew York"
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