River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

Read the prospectus of the River
Falls Peoples Lecture Course for
the season of 1910 1911. The Dun
bar Company needs no introduction
to you. Very few numbers have
been repeated in River Falls, the
committee believing that usually
the new numbers will take better.
But there have been many that were
worth repeating. This company is
one. 1t is a number of years since
it was here, and it is better than
ever. 1t opens the course. You
will want to hear it DR. Frank
Dixon gives a nasterful presenta-
ton, not of wild enthusiast, but
of a scholar +" He is one of the
leaders of the American plat form.
No less able, but of a different
stamp, is Gov E. w. Hoch of Kan
sas. He is typical western man,
browbeaten, and fighter to the
core" The Rogers Grilley recital
is of little different type from
those presented IN former courses,
bnt is bound to please. John B
Ratio in his character studies will
give you an evening long to be re-
membered. During the past two
years you have listened to two of
the finest musical organizations in
the country in the Oratorio Artists
and the Hinshaw Grand Opera Co.
This year the committee offers in
their stead the Haines- kellogg Sing
ing Party, another company of art
lists, confident that they will do
what they claim. furnish a concert
of such solid musical character and
fresh, wholesome humorous power,
that it is sure to captivate the mus
ical layman, while winning -admira-
ton from the musical critic of the
severest type"
There is TO be no change in the
arrangements for handling the
course. Canyassers will call at
your homes with course tickets for
sale. The attractions will appear
in the M. E. church, and PROGRAMS
! WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT Sis p. m.
About half the seats in the church
will be free, without extra charge,
to holders of tickets, but GET YOUR
RESERVE SEAT CHECK. You will
need it, whether you pay extra for
it or not.
Course tickets, good for six num-
bers, will cost one dollar.
Tickets good for the last five
numbers will cost one dollar.
Tickets good for the last four
numbers will cost ninety cents.
Tickets good for the last three
numbers will cost seventy-fve cents.
Tickets good for the last two
numbers will cost sixty cents.
Single admittance tickets, good
for one number, will cost forty cents.
Reserve seats will cost zoe, 15c,
10c, or nothing extra according to
position in church.
ADMITTANCE TO ANY ATTRACTION
WILL BE BY TICKET ACCOMPANIED
BY RESERVE SEAT CHECK.
Not more than four seats will be
furnished to any one ticket holder.
Ticket holder must present as
many tickets to be punched as he
desires seats.
Until noon of first day of seat sale,
seats will be furnished only on per-
sonal application.
Seats will be sold to applicants
in their order in line. Their order
in line will be determined by num-
Der, first in line on morning of sale
to be given number /, etc. Seat
sale will open al 8 o'clock each
morning, but numbers will be Civ
en- out at any time after opening of
store. Seat sales will occur on Oct.
/, Nov. &c, Jan. 7, Feb. II, Feb. rs
and Apr. 8.
Yours for successful season,
J. w. T. AMEs, C. N. WIGER,
G. A. BIRD, F. M. JACK. c..
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