Louisville Conservatory of Music - Crescendo Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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MAX. W. PEDIGO GROCERIES The Dormitory Girls’ Choice The little store just across the street Floyd and Gray Restaurant Manager (to orchestra conductor) I wish you’d display a little more tact in choosing music. We have the National Association of Umbrella Manufac¬ turers here this evening, and you’ve just played It Aint Gonna Rain No More ! One day while at the Y. W. C. A. Cafeteria, several of our girls heard Mr. Harmon ask for a Heart. They be¬ came excited, and each wished it might be hers. It was the Heart of Celery. Mr. Fay—‘‘Pauline, play the Minute Waltz for me on your Clarinet. Pauline— I can’t, Mr. Fay. It’s too fast. Mr. Fay Well, you might take a minute and a half.” Malcolm Fassett and his Players of 192,6 NOW PLAYING Fifth Annual Session in Louisville BROWN THEATRE Presenting the latest New York successes at popular prices 25c 50c—75c—$1.00