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20 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 N. T. ORCHESTRA ENTERS CONTEST Competes for High Honors in Cook County High School Meet Saturday WIN AT PRELIMINARIES Confident of Securing Ban- ner Award in Finals The New Trier High school orches- tra will journey to Chicago Saturday afternoon of this week where they will compete in the Chicago and Cook County High School Orchestra con- test, held at Orchestra hall. The con- test will begin at 2 o'clock, eight or- chestras competing, four in:each group. For several years, band competitions have been held in Chicago under the direction of the Department of Mili- tary Training. Encouraged by the suc- cess of these contests, Superintendent McAndrew of Chicago and Superin- tendent Tobin of the Cook county schools, last January appointed com- | mittees of high school principals to arrange a contest of high school or- chestras to be held this spring. Hold Preliminary Tests Fach high school of Chicago and of Cook county was invited to enter one of the four preliminary contests held April 18 and May 2. Two orchestras were chosen at each of these to take part in the final contest on May 9 in Orchestra hall. Of the eight compet- ing orchestras, the four in Group One were from high schools of less than 2000 pupils, and the four in Group Two from schools of more than 2000 pupils. Fach orchestra will play a selection of its own choice and a test piece. In the program, only the name of the chosen selection is given, as the test piece is the same for the four orches- tras of a group. In Group One, the test piece is "The Thorn Rose Waltz" by Tschaikowsky. In Group Two, the test piece is "The Triumphal March" from the Sigurd Josalfar Suite by Grieg. Banners are Awards Four banners will be awarded in each of the two groups. Thus each school that won first or second place in a preliminary contest and took part in the finals will be given a visible token to place on the walls of its as- sembly hall. These banners showing the place won in the final competition will be prepared and delivered to the schools before the close of the pres- ent term. Only one other similar contest has was held under the auspices of the [llinois State Teachers' association, at the Hyde Park high school in Chi- cago. Twelve orchestras from Chica- go and outside schools took part. Lane Technical High won first place, Hyde Park High, second, and Evanston Township High, third. The program, which follows, will be broadcast by Station KYW: This is the Program Announcements 3 ....Superintendent Edward J. Tobin Group One 1. "Hungarian Dance No. V" ..Brahms Thornton High School 2. "Einzusmarsch der Bojaren" Seeian td oy elead Cone SL Halvorsen New Trier High School 3.. "Songs. Without Words" J..euse- A OU LS a AS ip Tschaikowsky Hibbard High School, Chicago 4. "War March From the Priests of.. Athalia" Mendelssohn Waller High School, Chicago Group Two }. ¥Ballet' Fagyptian'" .... 5 a2. Luigini Lake View High School, Chicago 2. "Melody of Peace" Tone Poem by Martin Lane Technical High School, Chicago 3. "Raymond. Overture". ...... Thomas * Morton Twp. High, Cicero 4.5Saiut" D'Amour" oii ane. Elgar Englewood High, Chicago Remarks ... coco. asia vis tassios Superintendent William McAndrew Decision of the Judges The judges of the contest will be Frederick Stock, couductor of the Chicago Symphony orchestra, Karle- ton Hackett, music critic for the Chi- cago Evening Post and Morgan L. Eastman, conductor of the Edison Symphony orchestra. New Trier resi- dents are urged to attend and support the high school orchestra. Just Time to Plant Perennials and Pansies We have a large assortment of the best Pansy Plants and Perennials--Prices Reason- able. 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