Top row, L-R: A. F. Patridge, George Ridley, N. Vanden Broek, F. Day, G. B. Glover, F. Nuttall, H. E. Bullen, B. O. Switzer, E. J. Brown; second row, L-R: C. Richards, O. Weidenhammer, A. Wells, George Etherington, W. W. Piper, R. Munroe, T. Morris, F. McDonald; third row, L-R: Sid Smith, R. H. Alexander, J. Francks, P. Denton, C. Foss, E. Harris, R. Whalen, Ing Foss; fourth row, L-R: J. E. Rushton, M. Van Stockum, J. D. May, A. C. Foster, H. C. Ford, Frederick A. Bagley, H. Hansen, B. C. Foss, H. C. Ford Jr., T. Franklin; fifth row, L-R: F. Coggan, J. ross, S. Robinson, C. S. Foss, J. E. Wilder, W. D. Smart, R. Pulleyn, R. C. Buckley, J. Gordon, Ed Dreyfus, W. Morris; bottom row, L-R: G. Creighton, J. McHugh, V. Pym, N. J. Jones, W. J. Webb, C. Yeates, C. E. Smith, F. D. Patterson, E. Prichard. The Elks' concert band was founded in 1921 when the Calgary Citizens' band was officially designated the Elks' brass and military band. It was the last band founded by Fred A. Bagley who conducted it from 1921 to 1924. George Eltherington led the band until the mid-thirties when H. C. (Wick) Ford took over. The band gave Sunday evening concerts, first at the Grand theatre and later at the Allan palace. It disbanded around Second World War.