One of the earliest mentions of Red Nichols in the press.

From the Ogden Standard Examiner, Sep 24, 1921.

DANCE TONIGHT

White City

Up the hill, east of Ogden Theatre. Come up and hear

Jack Bowring and "Slim" Fleming play the double pianos.

Radnoff Conshafter, the violinist,

"Mud" Watkins' laughing trombone,

"Red" Nichols' talking cornet,

Vic Thomas, the banjo kid,

"Butch" and "Prep" Watkins' sizzling saxophones

and "Judy" Bingham on drums.

TEN-PIECE ORCHESTRA

Admission Only 30c

Dancing every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Nights.

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I only count nine: two pianists, two saxes, trombone, cornet, banjo, drums, violin. No bass?

Albert