According to Evans and Evans:

Bix Beiderbecke, c; Wayne "Doc" Hostetter, cl, sax, vn; Johnny Eberhardt, sax, vn; Eddie Condon, bj; Mervin "Pee Wee" Rank, d; unknown pianist; plus two other unidentified musicans.

According to Dick Raichelson in "Bix at the Alhambra Ballroom, Syracuse, New York, 1922, A Personal Account, IAJRC Journal, Vol 41, No. 4, Dec 2008.

Bix Beiderbecke, c; Wayne "Doc" Hostetter, cl, sax, vn; Johnny Eberhardt, sax, vn; Eddie Condon, bj; Mervin "Pee Wee" Rank, d; Ralph Neville, or possibly Olen Brost, p. Two more musicans made up this eight-piece band. Their instruments may have been a second cornetist, a trombonist or a third sax.

The "Pee Wee" in the band was not reed player Charles Ellsworth Russell but drummer Mervin Rank.

Albert

The Alhambra Hotel, Syracuse, NY.

Ad in the Syracuse Herald, Sep 23, 1922.

ALHAMBRA

DANCE

To the Wonderful Music

of the

"Royal

Harmonists

of Indiana"

Who will play every

night throughout the

season.

"To the East comes the

best from the West."

The management

wishes all Syracusans to

see the manner in

which the academy is

conducted.

Spectators 10c

Admission 50c Plus Tax Per Person

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Ad in the Syracuse Herald, Sep 26, 1922.

ALHAMBRA

Dancing Every Evening

UNDER the most careful supervision and rigid observance of conventionalities

to the end that the Alhambra shall be known throughout Central New York as a

dancing academy above reproach. No effort is or shall be spared to make the Alharrbra

a place of refined entertainment for ladies and gentlemen.

"The Royal Harmonists of Indiana"

play nightly a style of music entirely

with instant succ«s.

Two Minutes Between Dances No Intermission

Dancing Classes for Beginners

Under the supervision of Prof. Smith of New York now forming

and will open Wednesday, Sept. 27

Instruction from 7:30 to 9 P. M. In Tango,

Fox Trot Tango, Fox Trot, Waltz and all modern

Dancing. Further Information may be secured from

Mr. Morton any evening at the Alhambra.

CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG LADIES' CLASSES

now forming will open Friday, Sept. 33. Instruction from 4:30 to 6

P. M. in Ball Room Dancing, Department, Aesthetic Dancing, etc.

Assembly  Hall newly  decorated in Alharnbra Bldg for

Admission 50c plus tax per person Balcony 10c

HARRY MORTON, Prop.

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Ad in the Syracuse Herald, Oct 4, 1922

Waltz Night At the Alhambra

Will be Thursday of This Week

EXCEPT FRIDAY AND SUNDAY 5Oc

EVERY other dance will be a waltz and the feature of the

evening will be "Three o'Clock in the Morning" known

on two continents as the "dance that turned the tide."

It was so named after the Melody, written, by Julian Robledo,

South American exponent of the tango and Dorothy

Ferris, American girl, had taken such a hold upon the

dancing public as to bring the old-style waltz back into

enthusiastic lavor in England and America,

"Three- o'Clock in the Morning" is thefirst real waltz

tune since the days of the "Merry Widow" and "Missouri"

waltzes and will be the big hit of the season as rendered

by the

"Royal Harmonists of Indiana"

Admission. 50o, Plus Tax, Per Person

Harry Morton, Prop.