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INSTRUMENTAL CLUBS RETAIN 29

More Guitar Players Needed--Jazz Band and Saxaphone Sextet Progress

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED October 5, 1922

Twenty-nine men have been retained by the Instrumental Clubs as a result of the trials Monday and Tuesday nights. These include three cornet players, one trombone player, and seven saxaphone players. The management announces that the work of organizing a jazz band and a saxaphone sextet is progressing rapidly.

There is a shortage of guitar players. Men who can play the guitar are urged to attend the next rehearsal of the Clubs on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock in the Music Building.