The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-11-12
A WHOLE WINTERS ENTERTAIN
MENT FOR A DOLLAR.

For years onr people have had to go
to Philadelphia or Trenton if they
wished to attend entertainments of
merit, and this neeessitated such an
expenditure of both money and time,
that few have been able to indulge
often. So for a long while there has
been general wish among our citi-
zens thai we might have here nj home
eaeh Wi4ter seine entertainments wor-
thy ut patronage. This feeling has
eliminated lat the teachers of the High
Lecture Bureau of Piilsbnrg fer Sc
ries of five Lyccum ente tainments to
be given during this season.
The openins number will he given
Thursday evening, Nov 90, by Marc,
the magician. With ,hc exception of
kellar, no magician will compare with
Marc. Many consider him even the
superior Of kel mr. Certainly he is
more versatile for not only is he ma
glrian but ulse II line musician, era, on
artist and shadowsraphist He car
ries II large amount of baggage and
several people. The greatest guaran-
tee of Maro's worth is that he has APP
peared twice on the Trenton Y. M. &.
A. i course, twice on Philadelphia Cen
trial Branch of Y. M. @. A., twice Pen
ma. II r. Y. NJ. G. A. Branch, twice on
Patterson n. J. course, twice on Allen
town Pa. course, four times Brooklyn
Y. nj. G. A. course, twice in Scranton,
three times in Wilkes Barre, and one
or more times on every prominent
course in this and all parts of the
country.
Reserved seats for the Marc enter
tainment Will be on sale at Cochran's
on Wednesday next.
On Monday evening, Dec 30, Geo.
Herman, one of the most talented
of readers, will present either the play
of Rip Van Wrinkle or The Old
Homestead" according to decision OF
the committee.
Probably the best known and great
est barytone singer in the country
outside of grand opera singers, is
Earnest Gamble, who, assisted by
other well known artists, will give a
recital Tuesday, January ID.
The Colt Novelty Co. will appear on
the course Feb. 4. The company will
present illustrated songs and other
vocal numbers, whisting and imita-
tions Of various animate and mani
mate sounds, rapid crayon drawing,
pantomimes and serpentinia with col
ored lights and readings.
On Monday evening, March 2, the
course will be closed with a grand
concert by Patricolo, the famous Ital-
ian pianist, assisted by Miss Rosa
mond Duga, one of the most talented
teachers on the platform Miss Rose
Reichard, the charming and talented
violinist, and Mr.. Fl. Burgess Jones
the we'll known Chicago barytone.
In order that everyone may be able
to attend this series, the management
have placed the price of season tickets
at the low price Of one dollar, with an
additional nightly charge OF twenty
cents additional for reserved seats.
Within the next few days our people
will be called upon by the pupils and
teachers and asked to purchase course
tickets. 1t is to be hoped that they
will meet with the liberal patronage
which this most worthy enterprise de-
serves. Undoubtedly financially sue.
cessful course this season will result
in the course becoming a regularly es.
| tablished feature of our winters
which will be greatly to the genera
benefit of Lambertville.