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Programme
FOR
Tomorrow
Evening -
Professor Rosebrook and his
splendid band of 30 pieces will
entertain the visitors in the
main building.
RoseBloch-Bauer
will render several solos, in
cluding the "Star-Spangled
Banner," accompanied by the
full band of 30 pieces.
Waldemar Lind and his fine
orchestra will be stationed in
the balcony (main floor) of the
new annex.
The Hawaiian Orfchestra and
Singers will entertain visitors
to our -new cafe and restaurant.
Seventh floor. .
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