Show I H HUNDREDS PLEASED BY FAMOUS j i I JAZZ KING 1 I I If S. S Station tation Packed by Music j f c 1 j i Lovers at Telegrams Telegram's i Jazz Concert f Same Some band So Bo chirruped hundreds of Salt Lakers who who Journeyed Monday at the invitation 1 tl tin tion n of ot The Telegram to the Denver aro Grande r railway Va lI depot to heart Art Hickmans Hickman's famous Jazz band from thel the St St. St Francis hotel en route to New NewYork NewYork l York to make dance and orchestral records records rec ree- for tor the Columbia Phonograph company company t The he big crowd which Jammed the main depot w waiting room to overflowing overflowing overflow overflow- ing as well as as the balcony overhead heard the Hickman play playa a short concert They voted the band the best eVer when it comes to Jazzy music of the Jazziest sort but regretted the Inability in inability in- in ability of ot the band to play longer But Dut it was sufficient to prove the heralded reports of ot the orchestras orchestra's ability to j play Jazz TRAIN TRAIN CALLER A A lusty-lunged lusty train caller called I and a down unlimited curses c II salvo of when he yelled all aboard for train going East and thereby thereby there- there j 3 by busted up a perfectly good conJ conj con con- J cert Every Everyone one thought he was calling calling call call- j ing the Hickman tr train in including the t themselves and they hastily hasUly g gathered up their instruments made their exit bows and hot f hot footed it for forthe forthe forthe 1 the only to discover that U their car was cas as on the second section of I the tho train and that they had another li i half halt hours hour's wait walt The big station was crowded to the doors with local music and dance lovers lovers lovers lov lov- ers waiting to greet the Hickman Hickman Hick Hick- man and his fellow artists hopped off I the train as it pulled Into the train- train shed ready for the concert They went immediately to the waiting room and the concert was on after on-after after a brief setto j with a recalcitrant bass drum The San Franciscans to take part in inthe the the- concert were Art Hickman I drums leader teader Frank Ellis piano Eteve Steve Douglas violin Bert Ralton and I q Clyde Doerr saxophones Ben Den Black and Vie Vic King King- banjos banjo Walter Valter I t cornet Fred Ired Kaufman trombone and I Del Bela a Spiller Speller bass viol They are the same who will make a series of ColumbIa Columbia Co Co- lumbia phonograph records for tor national use during the coming fall and winter months They will also play a two weeks' weeks engagement at the Hotel Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Bal Bal- while in New York Glen Bros Roberts Piano company and Stone Co helped make malee the concert con con- cert cert certa a success by furnishing the pianos and drums and traps used by the Jazz artists The Telegram was also rendered rendered rendered ren ren- dered valuable assistance by D D. D H H. Delzell Delzell Del- Del zell zeli and other officials of the Columbia Stores company distributors here forthe for forthe forthe the Columbia phonograph and records |