The Guild Reporter
This Guild Festival Concert schedule dated June 27, 1933 was reported in The Guild Reporter of May-June, 1933. Bunny performed two tenor banjo solos: Heebie Jeebies by Harry Reser, and At the Baby Parade, a “Popular Novelty” song.
Transcript:
32ND ANNUAL GUILD FESTIVAL CONCERT
TUESDAY EVENING—8:15 O’CLOCK
June 27, 1933
Hotel La Salle, Chicago, Ill.
1. GUILD FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA
(a) ON WISCONSIN March — Purdy-Bauer — J. Muro Wolff, Director
(b) SWANEE ECHOES Medley — Santos-Claus — Don Santos, Director
(c) FAIRY GOLD Overture — Merz — Jas. H. Johnstone, Director
2. TENOR BANJO SOLOS — “Bunny” Longo, St. Louis, Mo.
(a) HEEBIE JEEBIES — Reser
(b) AT THE BABY PARADE — Popular Novelty
3. HAWAIIAN GUITAR SOLOS — Conrad Gebelein, Baltimore, Md. At the Piano—Elizabeth Otten, Kalamazoo, Mich.
(a) ENCHANTMENT — Gebelein
(b) HAWAIIAN SKIES — Gebelein
4. POPULARITY CONTEST—1st Prize Winners in Class A—Mandolin Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class A—Hawaiian Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class A—A Banjo Band (Name to be announced); Junior Ensemble (Name to be announced)
5. GUITAR SOLOS — Carl W. F. Jansen, Bridgeman, Mich.
(a) POLONAISE — Jansen
(b) Intro., Theme and Variations on an English Air — Zani de Ferranti
6. ALFRED QUARTULLO and his VENETIAN SERENADERS — Chicago, Ill.
(a) NINA PANCHA March — Garcia Bara
(b) TANGO des ROSES — Schreier-Bottero — With Giuseppe Lazzarini—Tenor
(c) SCHERZO from SYMPHONY No. 2 — Beethoven-Manente
7. BANJO SOLOS — Tom Carey, Detroit, Mich.
(a) MINSTREL BAND — Carey
(b) TWILIGHT BELLS — Carey
8. POPULARITY CONTEST—1st Prize Winners in Class B—Mandolin Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class B—Hawaiian Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class B—Banjo Band (Name to be announced)
9. MANDOLIN SOLOS — Albert Bellson, St. Paul, Minn.
(a) LOVE SONG (Unaccompanied) — Munier
(b) ELEGY (Unaccompanied) — Pettine
(c) SECOND PRELUDIO — Calace
10. POPULARITY CONTEST—1st Prize Winners in Class C—Mandolin Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class C—Hawaiian Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class C—Banjo Band (Name to be announced)
11. CHOOSING THE WINNER OF POPULARITY CONTEST (By applause from audience)
12. AWARDING OF CUPS TO ORCHESTRA CONTEST WINNERS — Don Santos, Chairman, Orchestra Contests
Transcript:
32ND ANNUAL GUILD FESTIVAL CONCERT
TUESDAY EVENING—8:15 O’CLOCK
June 27, 1933
Hotel La Salle, Chicago, Ill.
1. GUILD FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA
(a) ON WISCONSIN March — Purdy-Bauer — J. Muro Wolff, Director
(b) SWANEE ECHOES Medley — Santos-Claus — Don Santos, Director
(c) FAIRY GOLD Overture — Merz — Jas. H. Johnstone, Director
2. TENOR BANJO SOLOS — “Bunny” Longo, St. Louis, Mo.
(a) HEEBIE JEEBIES — Reser
(b) AT THE BABY PARADE — Popular Novelty
3. HAWAIIAN GUITAR SOLOS — Conrad Gebelein, Baltimore, Md. At the Piano—Elizabeth Otten, Kalamazoo, Mich.
(a) ENCHANTMENT — Gebelein
(b) HAWAIIAN SKIES — Gebelein
4. POPULARITY CONTEST—1st Prize Winners in Class A—Mandolin Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class A—Hawaiian Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class A—A Banjo Band (Name to be announced); Junior Ensemble (Name to be announced)
5. GUITAR SOLOS — Carl W. F. Jansen, Bridgeman, Mich.
(a) POLONAISE — Jansen
(b) Intro., Theme and Variations on an English Air — Zani de Ferranti
6. ALFRED QUARTULLO and his VENETIAN SERENADERS — Chicago, Ill.
(a) NINA PANCHA March — Garcia Bara
(b) TANGO des ROSES — Schreier-Bottero — With Giuseppe Lazzarini—Tenor
(c) SCHERZO from SYMPHONY No. 2 — Beethoven-Manente
7. BANJO SOLOS — Tom Carey, Detroit, Mich.
(a) MINSTREL BAND — Carey
(b) TWILIGHT BELLS — Carey
8. POPULARITY CONTEST—1st Prize Winners in Class B—Mandolin Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class B—Hawaiian Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class B—Banjo Band (Name to be announced)
9. MANDOLIN SOLOS — Albert Bellson, St. Paul, Minn.
(a) LOVE SONG (Unaccompanied) — Munier
(b) ELEGY (Unaccompanied) — Pettine
(c) SECOND PRELUDIO — Calace
10. POPULARITY CONTEST—1st Prize Winners in Class C—Mandolin Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class C—Hawaiian Orchestra (Name to be announced); Class C—Banjo Band (Name to be announced)
11. CHOOSING THE WINNER OF POPULARITY CONTEST (By applause from audience)
12. AWARDING OF CUPS TO ORCHESTRA CONTEST WINNERS — Don Santos, Chairman, Orchestra Contests