News: Tomlin & Parizek Orchestra - Bohemain, band, music

TOMLIN, PARIZEK, MILLER, UNASH, BENDA, LINDER, KEIST, KUBIK, KROTZ, CHURCHELL, CAHILL, HELUBAR, MOCHA, EGGLESTON, SOUCEK, ROCK, HOHMANN, KREPELKA, RUMMELHARDT, CARSON

Posted By: Stephen D. Williams (email)
Date: 10/19/2005 at 23:42:20

Iowa City Daily Press
Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa
Monday, 12 July, 1915
page 2 (9 of 12), column 1-5

BAND DELIGHTS
THOUSANDS HERE
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New Organization of Musicians
Scores Tremendous Hit at
City Park Sunday.
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Iowa City's newest band scored a tremendous hit at the city park Sunday afternoon.
Thither thousands of people repaired by auto, buggy, foot and electric railway company's cars.
Possibly 5,000 people visited the park during the day, and the major part of the vast throng in the afternoon was attracted by the announcements herein of the free openair concert by the new band.
The same organization which contributed this entertainment also donated its services on "Liberty Bell Day."
The Iowa Stat Firemen's Association tournament will be rendered more and more lively by the music to be provided by these talented artists, also.
It is to be hoped that some arrangements can be made whereby the new band may be engaged to give concerts every Sunday at the park.
The organization is under the management of a past grand master in the field, John W. Miller, chief of police of Iowa City, and its director is John Unash, one of the city's ablest musical artists.

Personnel of Band.
The personnel of the band in toto [sic] follows:

Clarinets.
James Parizek.
John Parizek.
Frank Benda.
Charles Benda.
R. O. Linder.
L. Keist.

Saxophone.
George Kubik.

Cornets.
Charles Unash.
Joe Parizek.
Joe Krotz.
George Churchell.
John Cahill.
George Unash.

Altos.
Joe Helubar.
George Mocha.
F. Eggleston.
Frank Soucek.

Trombones.
James Rock.
W. Hohmann.
George Krepelka.

Euphonium.
John Unash.

Baritone.
Will Parizek.

Basses.
John W. Miller.
Joe Rummelhardt.

Drums.
Will Cahill.
Robert Tomlin.

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Iowa City Citizen
Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa
Saturday, 9 November, 1918
page 7 (10 of 12)

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| Dance At Auditorium |
| At Solon |
| Monday, Nov. 11, 1918 |
| Music by Tomlin & Parizek |
| All Orderly People Invited |
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Iowa City Press-Citizen
Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa
Wednesday, 13 September, 1922
page 12 (4 of 12)

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| ANOTHER |
| Big Dance |
| at |
| BAYERTOWN |
| Friday Eve., Sept. 15 |
| Music by |
| Tomlin & Parizek's 5 Piece Orchestra |
| Everybody Welcome |
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Iowa City Press-Citizen
Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa
Saturday, 24 October, 1925
page 6 of 10, column 4

KFQP TO RADIO
BOHEMIAN MUSIC
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On Wednesday, October 28th, at 8 P. M., George S. Carson, Jr's station KFQP will broadcast a program of Bohemian music, played by Tomlin and Parizek's orchestra. This orchestra on previous broadcasts made a distinct hit with the radio audience.