The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-19
A TREAT IN STORE
Plans Announced For the Enter
tainment Course For Sank
Centre This Season


Plans are about completed for the
entertainment course of five numbers
arranged for Sank Centre for the pre-
sent season. Those interested in
securing the course placed the ar
rangement of details in the hands of
a committee of three consisting of H.
F. Alden, DR.. H. F. Henneman and
A. NJ. Welles. This committee met
Monday night and got things fixed
up in general way, arranging such
details as the price Of tickets, the
plan for reserved seats, the advertis-
ing and the sale of tickets.
The course, which consists of five
high class entertainments, is one
which will please the public. The
price of season tickets-for the five
numb ers in the course-was fixed at
S1.25, with the privilege of reserving
seats without extra charge for each
entertainment. Reserved seats for
single numbers in the course will be
sold at the low price of IS cents.
General admission to any one of the
entertainments, without reserved seat,
is to be rs cents. In order to accom-
modate pupils Of the public high
school it was decided to sell season
tickets at S100 each, said tickets to
bear name of purchasers and be not
transferable. High school students
can reserve seats for single entertain
ment for % cents.
The board for the sale of reserved
seats will be open three days before
each entertainment. On the first day
day only those holding season tickets
will have the privilege of securing
seats. The other two days the board
will be open to the general public and
such OF the season ticket holders as
neglect to make their reservations on
the first day, if such there be. This,
it is believed, will be satisfactory to
all. 1t was felt that the holders of
season tickets should have some
privileges, as it is their money, paid
in advance, that will practically insure
the financial success of the enterprise.
The committee expects to make
canvass Of the city soon in the en-
deavor to sell sufficient number of
season tickets to place the course on
paying basis. The price for the course
is extremely low, but it was thought
best to fix figure that would enable
everybody to avail themselves of en-
! joying five high class entertainments.
So when the committee call on you,
you will confer favor by being ready
to sign for one or more course tickets.
All will be given an opportunity so to
do.
The first number in the course is a
lecture by DR.. Elliott A. Boyl, one OF
the stars ofthe lecture platform. His
subject is "The Seen and the Unseen"
He comes highly recommended and
will undoubtedly please all who hear
him.
The Midland Concert Company
comes second. This organization is
composed of four ladies-a contralto,
mezzo and accompanist, violiniste
and reader. They give high grade
concert.
! The third number is the Lucey-
DeBona combination, consisting of
T. Elmore Lucey, poet and dramatic
reader, and the celebrated harpist
| Signor Francesca De Bona.
Everett Kemp, in interpretative
recitals, is the fourth number on the
list. Mr.. Kemp stands high in his
profession and will without doubt
make good.
The course closes with the Meister-
singers Male Quartet, one OF the best
organizations of that nature on tn
road.
The committee feels that the public
will be given its moneys worth in this
combination of attractions. Later
announcements will be made through
The Herald and by means OF posters
and circulars. The lecture by DIR.
Boyl will be given on Tuesday evening,
Oct. @. Watch for later announce
ments.