The Archive · 1925

Conduct of the Orchestra

Witness agreed that he had said that the bandsman were a ting orchestra.

Counsel—Was their conduct generally sedate and proper?—(Witness) There was a clause in their contract in the event that it was not that way they would be describ Counsel—Would you describe their conduct as temperaments (Witness) All American -bandsmen are that way as a rule.

At no time had witness noticed them the worse for liquor. He had never seen one of tne bandsman carrying @ woman astride his back.

Mr. E. H. Himrod, formerly supervising director, referring to the alleged agreement, said that] after talking over various matters mith Mr. "Mackenzie he; "gave

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