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November 23, 1928 WlLMBTTE LIFE I Historical Society 0 of Kenilworth Gives Novel Music Program 01:':I . By P. H . . The Historical society of Kenilworth met on Monday evening of this weef ~t the Kenilworth Assembly hall for ats annual event. A turkey dinner was . served to 110 guests, Mrs. Grant Ridgway in c~ar~e and Mrs. Bentley McCloud asststmg~ at seven o'clock with after dinner speeches by Henry Taylor and Mr. Percy Eckhart. T~e soctety consists or residents of Kemlworth who have been in the village twenty years or more. It is a · most enthusiastic organization which meets once a year to relive old scenes re~all ol~ even~s, a~d to bind togethe~ fr!endsh·p.s whtch, in these busy days, m1ght easrly be broken. · Each year a unique program is given. This one was in charge of Mrs. Henry Taylor and she presented an evening of music and fun based on Dolly ~andolph's ·:~rchestra Comique." !~e tdea o~ the Orchestra Comique" ongmated wtth this Oak Park girl Dolly ~andolph, and was first pre~ s:nted m 1907 at the River Forest Tenms club. It proved such a success that . othe~ clubs ~ought the idea and she had tt copy-rrghted: In 1907 it was presented in Kenilworth at the Assembly hall under the auspices of the Harmony c~ub. and the Evanston Index of that yme (21 years ago) had this to say: Last . Saturday a l~rge crowd was present to witness the unusual success of the .. Orchestra Comique" given at Assembly hall, Kenilworth. The performance was a burlesque symphony orchestra with Miss Dolly Randolph as kappelmeister. The costumes worn by the. players. were the type generally assocrated wtth well known comedians and the instruments were distinctly original a n d homemade-household articles from wash boilers to tennis rackets being pressed into service. The effect proved to be so ridiculous that the audience was kept in an hilarious state throughout the entire evening." This gives an idea of the type and effec.t of the program on last Monday evenmg. The program was as follows : Kenilworth Club-1907 Kenilworth Historical Society- 1928 1. (a) OrchestraMarch Fantazy, "Hail, Hail" (b) Melodie"1 Passed by Your Window" 2. Solo !or Double Bass-"Memories" 3. Medley Romantique .. Entire Orchestra "Sweet Peggy O'Neill" "I'm Sorry I Made You Cry" "Three O'Clock in the Morning" 4. Dance Mystique-"June Bugs" A spirit-like movement (Andantino Graziosa) in 12-8 time and merging into a gently rocking movement, boudoir stationner in 0-0 time. 5. Reminiscences on Guitar 6. Solo Melancholique for Trombone"Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep" 7. Fuga Inconsequenza"Three Blind Mice" 8. Concertina Selections 9. Reverie Appassionata for Harp"The Sweetest Story Ever Told" 10. Hymn National .. ......... . .. . ... . . . ... . ... Full OrcheB tra and Audience IIA· t 0 GA I! I D 0 0 616 DAVIS S'IBEET EVAMSTOII Ualv. 2.750·51·52.·53 Wilmette 835·836 C. 0. D. and Telephone Order& AcceptedFree Delivery ! D 0 CANADA DRY GINGER ALE Del'd to your home doz. $1.98 PUisbu~·· Best GOLD DUST large packqe 23c I D 0 0 FRESH DATES Deglet Noor FLOUR Z4Yz-lb. saek, 99e DeliYered to your door Shelled W alnatl J.arae HU... lb. 59c lb. 6lc Strawberry PreaerYes lb. jar Z9c ORAMGE5-Florida-Large size, Reg. 90c Sweet, full of juice, doz. 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