Word: mandolin
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...following program will be rendered: 1. Schneider's Band, arranged by A. G. Mason '86 Glee Club. 2. La Tipica, Romero Mandolin Club. 3. Red Wing, Mills, arranged by Rice Banjo Club. 4. The Cornfield Medley. Glee Club. 5. Espana, Waldteufel, arranged by Rice Mandolin Club. INTERMISSION. 6. Tehama, Haines Banjo Club. 7. In Dublin's Fair City, arranged by Heinrick Kiehl 8. Melody in F, Rubinstein, arranged by Rice Mandolin Club. 9. Greater American March, Stuher Banjo Club. 10. Fair Harvard, Gilman 1811, arranged by W. R. Spalding...
...more attractive than usual because it gives the members of the University one of the rare opportunities of hearing the University Musical Clubs informally. These clubs provide a delightful and popular entertainment, but practically their only concerts are the formal occasions with Yale and Cornell. Last spring the Mandolin Club and some Swedish singers gave an entertainment in the Yard during the busy examination period, but no regular Yard concerts were held. We hope that the new management will make an effort to arrange one or more of these affairs in which all may participate before the examinations begin...
...last pop-night of the year will be held in the Living Room of the Union this evening at 8 o'clock. Music will be furnished by the University Glee, Mandolin and Banjo Clubs. Small tables will be placed around the room, and light refreshments will be served on order...
...accord with a new policy of the Glee Club which was expressed in a change in the constitution. By this amendment the Senior members of the club, who are usually replaced by new men at trials held after the mid-year examinations, will be kept on until June. The Mandolin Club has also decided to follow the same policy for one year as an experiment. The Banjo Club has not taken action on the subject...
Last Sunday the members of the University Glee, Mandolin and Banjo Clubs returned from the most successful western trip that the Harvard Musical Clubs have ever taken. The Clubs made a distinctly favorable impression in every city they visited, and the men were enthusiastic over the great reception which was given them...