The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-02
ENTERTAINMENT COURSE
Winter Program at North sennine-
ton to Begin Nov.


The committee in charge of the en-
| tertainment course to be given the
coming year have completed arrange
ments for the course. They consider
themselves especially fortunate this
year in securing talent of high or
der and unhesitatingly predict that
, the coming entertainments will give
entire satisfaction to the public. Re
alizing that all people are fond of
high class music, arrangements have
been made for the presentation of
| music in all of the programs except
one The following outline win ex-
plain the coming events;
The first entertainment will be Civ
en- November by the Timme Sisters.
These artists have been very favor
ably known for some time on account
of the variety and pleasing charact-
er of programs, containing part
songs, pianologues, playing numbers,
solos. readings costumed songs and
quartettes. They come most highly
recommended and promise to open
the course as satisfactorily as did the
famous Mendellsohns last year,
On December IA, Morris Hindus,
who is native of Russia and has
been in this country over eight years
will give lecture on his native land
The part that Russia is now playing
in the worlds history and the part
which she is yet to play. makes this
subject one of interest to everyone.
Mr.. Hindus is well known asa Chau
tauqua lecturer. or his work in Phil
adelphia in 1914 this statement was
made: MIR. Morris Hindus was one
of the finest speakers at the AS
sembly park Chautauqua this year
His audiences were spell-Dound as he
told the story of peasant life in Rus
sia, in words SO graphic that his
live before us" Surely in this pc
rod of warfare no one can afford to
miss this lecture.
The famous Suwanee River Quar-
tette will return this year and will
hold their entertainment on January
H. new program is promised. 1t
will be remembered that the work of
the quartette merited "A large aud
ience last year We shall not soon
forget the man with the wonderful
voice and we shall enjoy his second
appearance quite as much as we did
the first.
On February 8, the Royal Male
Quartette will appear for a vocal and
instrumental recital. The following
notice appeared in the burlington
Free Press "The Royal Male Qura-
tette, now travelling in New England
proved to be a most excellent music
al organization Their music was
such as is seldom heard in these
parts" Their experience has proved
conclusively that they are first
class company
AS a closing number on March 6,
there will appear the Lowry-Lawr
ence entertainers. Miss Lowry is a
reader from the Emerson school and
this is sufficient recommendation to
insure successful entertainment.
Miss Lawrence, the harpist, has had
record in Chicago musical circles
an dhas been connected with the Chi
cago Symphony orchestra. She
comes most highly endorsed by the
finest music critics and the entertain
ment should prove a fitting close of
the seasons activities.
The price of season tickets will be
the same as last year, a dollar and a
quarter. Single admission is placed
at thrty-five cents for each entertain
ment The sale of season tickets
will begin at once under the direction
of Mrs. w. r. White. The popular
character of previous courses should
insure large sale for course
which should surprass any yet given.