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'24 MUSICIANS IN CONCERT

Banjo, Mandolin, and Glee Clubs, and Orchestra to Play at Brattle Hall Saturday--Dancing to Follow

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The Freshman Banjo, Mandolin, and Glee Clubs, and the Freshman Orchestra will give a combined concert in Brattle Hall Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. With the exception of their performance at the Jubilee next Monday this will be the last appearance of the 1924 musical clubs this season. Dancing will follow the concert. Tickets at $1.50 per person may be obtained either at the door or from Alexander Mackay Smith, Persis Smith A 32.

The 1924 orchestra will open the concert by playing "The Stars and Stripes," by Sousa. "When You Look Into the Heart of a Rose" and "A Chinese Lullaby". The Banjo Club, second on the program, will offer "Wild Rose", "My Mammy" and the "Popular Medley"; while the Mandolin Club will give "The Winning Fight" and "Love Bird". On the Glee Club's program will be "The Prayer of Thanksgiving", "Cavalier's Song" by Stanford, and "Winter Song" by Bullard.

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