Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-10-03

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Announcement Wa-keeney Entertainment
Association Season of I908-9.
The committee takes great
pleasure in announcing the fol-
lowing list of attractions for the
coming season, feeling assured
that it is the strongest course
ever offered here and one which
will afford great variety of
wholesome, helpful and instruc-
tive entertainment.
Slayton Jubilee Singers
There are eight people in this
troupe which is the largest and
best that has ever appeared in
western Kansas. Having an
open date between Oakley and
Hays it was offered to Wa-Kee-
ney, thus their loss is our gain.
This company will be November
II.
Midland Opera Quintette-
This company of five people pre-
SentS a variety of talent, music,
reading and crayon work being
a part of the program. The
company is under the leadership
of Mr.. Frank Michael, the first
tenor of the Meistersingers who
appeared here three years ago.
The date is January %.
Emily Waterman Concert Com
pany-Here again we meet an
old friend, THE girl with wood
en- ARM" who will be pleasantly
remembered by all those whose
good fortune it was to hear her
four years ago. Miss Waterman
is now at the head of her com
pany which includes violinist, a
soprano and pianist. November
%.
Cameron Marshall Combina-
ton This is truly a combination
of great variety and novelty:
Crayon sketches, readings,
violin, piano and baritone solos,
harp and clay modelling. Mar
shall is the baritone of the Meis-
tersingers. He is assisted bv
Mr.. Herbert Wilson, the boy
violinist". February 81.
Robert Wassman, Magician
Wassmann is a comedy magi-
clan and illusionist and is ably
assisted by Mrs. Wassmann
This is the first entertainment
of the kind ever given here. The
date will be announced later.
Everett Kemp, Entertainer
Mr.. Kemp is a Kansas produc-
ton and writes the committee
that he would rather appear be-
fore Kansas audience than any
other. He will give US Seven
oaks" a story that never grows
old which all patrons should re-
read. October %, the first num-
Der of the course.
Elliott A. Boyl, Orator The
subject to be presented by this
able lecturer will be announced
later. His date is December 16.
Tickets and prices: Here is a
course of seven numbers, includ-
ing a greater number of artists,
and greater variety of talent
than we have ever been able to
offer before but the prices re-
main the same as for course OF
five numbers. Season tickets,
adults So. All pupils of the pub
TIC SCIlOOlS, TeSdrOl0SS OIL age OF
residence, $3.50. Single admis-
sions thirty five and fifty cents,
respectively. To give all patrons
an equal opportunity. tickets
will be placed on sale at Gibson s
drug store at noon Saturday
October 10. Trusting that this
will meet with public approval
and general patronage, we so
licit the hearty cooperation OF
all good citizens in making the
course a moral and material ben.
eft to the young people of the
county.
WA-kEENEY ENTERTAIN MEN1
ASSOCIATION.
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