Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-12-04
LYCEUM NUMBER NEXT FRIDAY
Major Hendershott and Son to Enter
tain at X. P. Hall.

By combining some of Boomers
Ferry's best young talent with the
Hendershott company the local ly-
ceum committee has provided a novel
program to be given at the X. P.
hall, Thursday, December 6. The
Boomers Ferry contributions will con-
sist of three numbers by Walden's
orchestra, composed of Helen Holm
ger, Edna Peterson, violins; Harry
Walden, flute; Karl Walden, clarinet;
Phyllis Hollinger, Wesley Wilbur
comets; Howard Benner, saxaphone;
Berlin Castle, alto; Kenneth Meg
quier, trombone; Allen Rudd, piano;
Sidney Walden, drums.
News from towns being visited by
Major Hendershott and his son on
this western trip indicates that their
entertainment is in such keeping with
the spirit of the times that they are
daily gaining in popularity. The
Memberships have a national repu-
tation as entertainers. The Major
uses a silver drum, a relic of the
days of the Civil war and an ex-
change says: at is a pleasure to
see the zest he portrays while MAX
ing the exhibit of his silver drum,
which way presented to him by Hor-
ace Greeley in 1863"
Major Hendershott and his son,
H. B. Hendershott, will be introduced
to their Boomers Ferry audience by
Major w. S. Walker.
The program:
"F'lag of Truce" Walden's Orchestra
Introduction of Major R. H. Hen
dershott, the original Drummer
Boy of the Rappahannock and
his son, H. B. Hendershott.
..............................M Maj. w. S. Walker
Three Cheers, Red, White and Blue,
Mocking Bird and Iowa Quick
Major R. H. Hendershott and Son
| The Privates' Favorite Marches,
Major r. H. Hendershott and Son
Vocal selections "The Sleigh Bell
Ride" "Hi-a-way Home" ..-..........-.....
................-.........M Major Hendershott
Recitation, (a) "The Young Man
Waited" (b) Chewing, Chew
ing Gum" Mr.. H B. Hendershott
"The Imitation of an Engine on
the A. T. & S. Fe Railway pull
ing one of the finest and safest
train of cars ever placed on
wheels, from Chicago to Denver,
Colo, Los Angeles, Cal, San
Francisco and all points in the
Southwest" .....-..-......-........----....-
Major r. H. Hendershott
"The Bachelors Quick-step CA Re-
Major R. H. Hendershott and Sor
"Old Glory Selections"
cover the Waves" .-.....-...-...-.---....-----
........-.............-...W alden's Orchestrs
Miscellaneous Selections:
a. Fife Solo, selection from "Pir
ates of Penzance" (Sullivan.)
b. Ocarina Solo, selections from
'The Bohemian Girl" (Balfe)
C. Novelty Solos, played with thu
nose...........Mr. H. B. Henderson,
Rotations:
a. "The Long Handled Dipper."
b. 1.-THE South is Going Dry"
c. Between the Barn and thu
Woodshed ....-.-....---.-........-.-
Major R. H. Henderson,
Martial Music of the Revolutionary
Major r. H. Henderson,
Recitation Cremation of Sam Nc
Gee. H. B. Henderson,
Original Song:
a. what is It?"(and little fun
b. "The Old Fashioned White
Army Bean" ............-...-.-......-..---
Major r. H. Henderson,
Recitation-"Oh Why Should the
Spirit of Mortal be Proud?"
Abraham Lincoln's favorite poem.
Song-"Massa Lincoln. ...-.-.......----
Major r. H. Henderson,
"The Imitation of a Battle of the
Civil War" and martial selec-
tions...M Major r. H. Henderson,
Good Night Selections.
Major r. H. Hendershott and Sol
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