Putnam patriot., 1915-11-12
OPENS TUESDAY NEXT
Entertainment Course Given by Choir
OF Congregational Church
Fifth Year Proves More Popular Than
Ever

The sale of tickets for the course Of
entertainments TO be given in the Con-
gregational church under the auspices
of the choir during the fall and winter
is most gratifying to the management
who feel that the effort 10 provide
course in which there should be none
but star attractions, is appreciated.
The dates and attractions are as fol-
lows.
The course opens Tuesday evening
with the Rogers Glilley recital. There
has been no entertainment In recent
years more successful In satisfying the
better class of patrons tnan the Rogers
Giilley reeitals. Their programs have
been selected with especial care, and
embrace what is bestsand choicest In
the realm OF literature and music. No
adequate description can be given OF
the beauties embodied in the artistic
rendition Of gems of literature when
interpreted with the accompaniment
of the harp The instrument is partic
ulafly sadapted to the human voice
. s:.;;. he se!e.lieas al Two artists given
together produces an impression which
fingers in the memory. II is an intel.
leelual entertainment for quick wit,ed,
broad minded, LIBERAL thinking, culii-
waited audiences.
From the harp classic with which
Mr.. Rogers opens the program, follow
ed by group of representations and
original selections by Mr.. Grilley, the
listeners are carried through series of
artistic efforts In the realm Of pathos,
humor and music until the closing
number leaves the audience wonder
ing If II Is really true that such de-
lightful evening has been given by
company iof only two people. A fea-
ture worthy OF especial mention IL
their continued temperance on the
strongest add most conserv alive courses
in such cities as Brooklyn, baltimore,
Chicago, Cleveland, Beston, philadei.
phia, Pittsburgh, San Francisco aud
Washington.
No course Is too urge or Important
for Rogers Il Griliey The famous
course of Goodwyn Institute at Mem.
phis, Tenn, also the course at Canton,
the largest ia Ohio, with tn audience
of 1900 people, and many other equally
notable courses have had the Rogers u
Grilley recitals aud only enthusiastic
words of comment have been received.
Tuesday, December THE Ladies'
| Colonial Orchestral Quartet.
Tuesday, January il--Lecturc by
Rev. w. @. Puddefoot. Subject, "rhe
| Optimisps Outlook"
/ Monday, February 1.-The Dunbar
m ile quartet and bell ringers.
Tuesday, March l0--The Eighth an
nual Choir Concert.
| Tickets for the entire course are sold
at 81 90 each, and can be had at the
stores of q. M. Elliott and Geo. Il.
Shaw, Tor any member of the choir.
ricketts, will be delivered by any meme
Der of the choir II ordered by telephone.
Tickets for single entertainments arc
so cents each. As matter OF economy
the course ticket Is good investments
| for II Is rare thing to have so fine
| list OF entertainments at 20 cents each.
| There will be no reduction in the price
OF course tickets at any time during
| the season.
since the course was arranged there
have been repeatedly requests made
| for the return OF the Lotus male quar-.
tette, and " has beea engaged for q
concert after the close of the course.
Although this concert Is independents
of the course, holders OF season tickets
can procure tickets for the Lotus con-
cert at liberal discount. Adv
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