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George Olsen & Ethel Shutta - Underneath The Arches 1933

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George Olsen's Orchestra was one of the better bands working in the 1920s, Olsen played all over the U.S. Like many others, the band was formed in a University (of Michigan), but unlike the others, this band made it to Broadway and the Big Time, playing in the Theater 'pits' of many musicals. The Band put on a sensational Vaudeville show. The 1926 Olsen Orchestra had such members as George Olsen: violin, Red Pepper:trumpet, Chuck Campbell:trombone, Dick Stable:clarinet and alto sax, Ed Killfeather:piano, Jack Hansen:Tuba, and others unknown. Interestingly, George Olsen was the band on Jack Benny's first radio program for Canada Dry - about 1932. A 1933 recording, "There's a Cabin in the Pines", featured vocalist Lorette Lee.

The band featured two great singers in Fran Frey (male) a baritone (ca. 1989, and Ethel Shutta (female), who later became Mrs George Olsen. Ethel was his wife for many years, -from the Ziegfield Broadway show, 'Whoopee' until the late 1930s, when they divorced and she married George Kirksey, a sports writer for NEA.

Unfortunately, the band seemed to lose it's spirit and vitality in the 1930s, and disappeared with the coming of the Big Band Swing era. In the mid-1930s, when another bandleader, Orville Knapp, was killed, Olsen took over leadership of the Knapp band, (and added the new 'tag': "The Music of Tomorrow") but he had no good success with it. On May 17, 1940, the Olsen orchestra appeared on the stage of The Lyric Theatre of Indianapolis (Indiana), with 'The Bachelors' vocal group, consisting of Bob Rice, Ronnie Mansfield, and Jack Clifford.
Ethel Shutta, went on to work as a 'single' in the supper clubs before retiring. In 1971, she was again seen on stage in Stephen Sondheim's "Follies", while Olsen went on to 'conduct' a restaurant in New Jersey (ca. 1941) where the background music was his own recordings.

George Olsen And His Music, voc. Ethel Shutta - Underneath The Arches (Bud Flanagan /Joseph McCarthy)Victor 1933

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