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English: The Lois Deppe Serenaders. Standing, from left to right - Robert Seals, of Pittsburgh, banjo; Harry Jackson, Charleston, W. Va., saxophone; Lois B. Deppe, manager and baritone; Julius Franklin, Baltimore, Md., cello, C. melody and baritone saxophone; Earl Hints, Duquesne, Pa., piano; Vance Dixon, Parkersburg, W. Va., director, oboe, clarinet and saxophone; Emmett Jordan, Duquesne. Pa., violin; Fred Robinson. Cleveland, O., trombone. Sitting - Harry Williams, Homestead. Pa., clarinet, buck and wing dancer, drums and xylophones; Miss Annetta Miller, Columbus, O., mascot; Thornton Brown, Washington, Pa., coronet. |
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| Source | The Pittsburgh Courier, July 21st, 1923. |
| Author | Photograph from The Pittsburgh Courier, no photo credit listed. |
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| current | 22:43, 14 June 2020 | | 701 × 597 (462 KB) | Monsieurdl | Uploaded a work by Photograph from The Pittsburgh Courier, no photo credit listed. from The Pittsburgh Courier, July 21st, 1923. with UploadWizard |
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