Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-01-29
BOOSTER FESTIVAL
ARRIVES SUNDAY
Lyric Male Quartette and DR.. J
W. FrizzeIl, formerly Of Ingra-
ham Memorial Church, Wash
inglon, D. C., VIII take
Part in Presbyterian Cor
ner Stone Exercises
Sunday Afternoon
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS

BY special arrangements be
tween the Presbyterian Church
Corner Stone Committee and the
Washington management of the
Boosters Festival, some of The
Festivals $ talent will reach here
Sunday in time to participate In
the exercises at the laying of
the corner stone of the new
Presbyterian church.
The Lyric Male Quartette will
render several selections and an
address will be given by DR.. J,
w. FrizzelI, formerly Of the In
graham Memorial Church of
Washington, D. c.
On Monday afternoon the Festi-
val will open at the Rosemary
Theatre at 3:l5, with a concert
by the Lyric Glee Club and an
entertainment by Ellsworth
Plumstead, the noted impersona-
tor. The night performance al
the Rosemary Theatre will begin
1t S:l5 with a Medley of Imper-
Sonations by Ellsworth Plum
stead and a Grand Concert by
the Lyric GIee Club.
On I lesday afternoon and
night, the Ladell, Concert Com, /
pany will give two complete
changes of program and there
will be two addresses by DR.. J.
w. Fri2zelI, Visions and Ideals
1t 3:l5 and Some Twentieth
Century Problems" at S:15.
Wednesday, the third day Of
the Festival will be held at the
Peoples Theatre and the after
noon performance will be eSpe-
cialIy suitable for the school
children, embracing "Forty-fve
Minutes Of Fun for Children and I
iroWn-ups with the Mysterious
MlIburns, presenting Magical
Illusions and a humorous lee
ture on "Grumbles' or The /
Evils Of Worrying by DR.. H. /
w. Sears, America most
famous humorist, who has filled
more return engagements in
the Southern States than any
other man on the platform.
The Wednesday evening per-
Torrance at the Peoples Theatre
will begin at S:l5 and will con
sist of a half hour Of fun and
magic with the Mysterious
Milburns and be followed by
DR.. Sears, Justly noted lecture
More TatfV and Less lIpita-
ply"
As will be noted from the
above the Booster Festival will
rive an entire change Of program
ut every performance. Ii is san
attraction that has been heartily |
endorsed wherever it has appear
ed, meeting the universal ap- /
proval of educators, ministers
and the audiences at large. No
person can attend these perform
ances without having been both
entertained and benefited by
the educational, instructive and
amusing program afforded.
1t is to be hoped that the peo-
pie of this community will take
advantage of this opportunity
while it is here. Few communi-
ties of this size have been afford
ed the opportunity to have a
three days Chautauqua program
on such a scale.
Season tickets may be obtained
at the Rosemary Drug Company
and at Hancock House Com
pany's store. Adults season
tickets, good for all six perform
ances cost 81. So children's sea
son tickets cost 5. LOO. Single
performances. afternoon, are
25r and So, night, 35c and 500.
Half of tee proceeds from the
sale of tickets above actual ex-
penses will be donated to the
Masonic Orphanage at Oxford,
N. c., by the local committee
here in charge of arrangements.