Angell, John Steven 8.aug.1865-15.nov.1937 USA Wisconsin, Sun Prairie - California, San Francisco
bandmaster, later manager musical theatre, 22.mar.1888 he advertized 'wanted musicians to double in band and orchestra for the Dixie Dramatic Co. organizing at Dodge City Kansas', 1891 bandmaster of the band of Stetson's United Travelling Company, 8-13.may.1893 he played Jack the strategist in the comedy 'Our Strategist' produced by the Kelly & Angell Comedy Co. with own band and orchestra at the Germania in Menasha Wisconsin, 13.aug.1897 with Miss Nellie Miller he produced Rip Van Winkle at the opera house in Waterloo Iowa, 1900 as musician boarding in Clear Lake Iowa, which proves that upto this year he still considered his music and his band/orchestral conducting as his main profession, 1899-1905 manager of the Angell's Comedians with 'excellent Band and Orchestra carried by this company', 1907 manager of the J. S. Angells Comedy Company, 1910 as manager show troupe rooming at 605 Milwaukee Street in Charles City Iowa, 1920 as theatrical manager employer residing at Dale Avenue in San Diego son of farmer Isaac Angell (England, London 1818-1865 Wisconsin, Bristol ; as Civil War victim) and Mary W Bridges (England 1832-19.mar.1890 Charles City), 21.apr.1877 stepson of Peter Rose (Scotland, Crieff 15.apr.1830-18.dec.1894 Minnesota, Minneapolis) ; 12.may.1891 in Charles City Iowa he married Evalena Bell Adams (Iowa, Mitchell 27.oct.1869-5.nov.1921 California, San Diego)

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[] Zenith quickstep. Wind band pub Brophy Bros., Philadelphia Pennsylvania 1887
[] Pearls of the Orient. Waltz. Piano pub Root & Sons Music Co., Chicago 1889 performed by the First Regiment Band at the New Armory, Chicago Illinois 3nov1892 performed by the Algona Military Band, Algona Iowa 10jun1896 performed by an unnamed band at Oak Park, Dixon Illinois 23jul1897 performed by the Mt Carmel Military Band on the court house corner, Mount Carmel Illinois 6jul1901
[] The white city. Overture. Wind band pub Will H. Smith & Son, Dixon Illinois 1898 performed by the Perseverance Band at Market Square, Lebanon Pennsylvania 19jun1900 performed by the Henderson Shoe Factory Orchestra at the opera house, Dixon Illinois 24oct1900 performed by the Henderson Shoe Factory Orchestra at G. G. Rosbrook's Hall, Dixon Illinois 15oct1901
[] A southern dream. Idylle. Schottische. Wind band performed by the Marion Band at the YMCA Building, Marion Kansas 21mar1899 performed by the City Band under Charles M. Bell at Adelpy Hall, Belvidere Illinois 28feb1905
[] Rolling thunder. March. Wind band pub Will H. Smith, Dixon Illinois 1914 performed by the Marion Brass Band at the YMCA Building, Marion Kansas 21apr1899
[] Minnehaha waltzes. Orchestra performed by the Marion Band Orchestra at the YMCA Building, Marion Kansas 21apr1899
[] Celestial visions. Waltz music E. K. Murray, arr. for piano J. S. Angell pub Vandenberg Music Co., Marinette Wisconsin 24apr1900
[] Serpent, a cowboy and the dove. Western comedy drama in 4 acts by J. S. Angell copyright J. S. Angell, Charles City Iowa 4sep1909
[] Easy Jim, the straight crook. Romance of the underworld in 4 acts (lyrics) by Jack Emmerson (actor) copyright J. S. Angell, La Mesa California 28feb1914
[] Every husband, or, A cowboy's paradise. Western comedy in 4 acts by J. S. Angell copyright J. S. Angell, La Mesa California 28feb1914
[] Magic strings, or, The soul of the violin. Original comedy drama in 4 acts by Jack Emmerson and J. S. Angell copyright John S. Angell, La Mesa California 24feb1915

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