Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-28
TICKETS FOR THE
WINTER LECTURE
COURSE SOUGHT
FIVE BIG ENTERTAINMENTS
WILL BE GINEN-TlCkET SALE
OPENS OCTOBER 81

The sale OF tickets for the coming
big entertainment course given under
the auspices Of the BeIding Entertain
ment Course committee, will be plac-
ed on sale next Saturday morning,
October 81. The ticket sale promises
10 De the best, largest and most thor
ough that has ever been conducted in
the community. The Chautauqua of
last summer created such a desire
among the people of the community
Tor good high class entertainment that
there is being shown marked en-
thusiasm in the coming ticket sale.
Everyone will have Il chance to buy
tickets. Canyassers will cover the en-
tire city and besides tickets will be on
sale at the stores of w. l.. Covert, f.
II. Hudson, r. w. Peck and f. H.
Hudson. They will also be sold at the
Banner office and student tickets will
be handled at the high school build
ing
The opening number of the course
Edward Reno, will be held November
Z. Reno is considered and known to
be the greatest magician appearing on
lyceum platforms today. He has no
end of tricks and palms them off on
his audiences in a most pleasing and
huent manner. He is not the usual
dry sort of magician, but weaves real
witty and humorous stories through
his whole work. Many of the Incl
dents which he relates are witty and
sarcastic illusions to his own work
and personality.
The Bolanders Orchestra, which
comes here January f3 is composed
of family of musicians whose father
is violin maker OF Chicago. They have
created furore in almost all OF the
cities in which they have given enter
tainments. They feature music on a
violin which was picked up in San
Francisco after the earthquake, brok-
en- in eighty pieces and repaired after
a years time by the father. Miss
Alice Bolander the drummer Of the
party, plays fifteen other distinct i'm
struments while the orchestla is play
ing one selection. The company pre-
sents both vocal and instrumental mu-
sic the Instrumental work being en-
phasized
because he is on top OF ground nor
dead because ne happens to be under
ground, but that he Is alive when he
is alive, is one of the striking state
ments made by Bryon c. Piau in his
thrilling new lect1re Dead or Alive"
Mr.. Piatt goes on To give a thought
awakening discussion showing that
every problem of our modern life for
ces the common people TO use their
brains. Mr.. Piatt will probably give
this thrilling new lecture here.
The Music Makers, who Will appear
here during the coming season, carry
a large marymbaph ne. People
everywhere show great curiosity as to
the hows, whens. where's and why's of
this peculiar instrument 1t certainly
takes with the people, and at every
city, where the boys play, great crowds
gather around the instrument after
the concerts. while the musicians try
to explain the uneXplainable. The
Music Makers were here two years
ago and the character of their music
combined with the wonders of their
and manner Of handling
them created an immediate desire
among the people To have them re-
turned.
The Military Girls, composed of six
young ladies give an entertainment
that is a marvel of uniqueness They
appear i'm one act as fife and drum
corps in military drills. The orchestra
is a feature that is played up big be-
cause everything else is built up
around ii. There is one reader in the
company and most of the girls are
solists.
At the nominal price of one dollar
for the season you cannot afford TO be
without a ticket for the coming season.
Get your tickets early