Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-02-15
ENTERTAINMENTS

the partial StOTy u Tic WOlucIS III
store for the novelty lovers of Lady
smith on Saturday of this week. How
ever the pen of the press agent falters
and the ink refuses to flow when eff
forts are made to set forth all the
wonders of the travel trip prepared
without the fear of submarines not
only to Europe, but to that far-off land
of the chrysanthemums and cherry
blossoms. The program begins at
France and ends back in picturesque
America. Here is the program
Won,an's Study Club Program
France-Mrs. j. W. Carow, 2 80 p.
m. or 8 10 p. M.
/. French living pictures, by local ar
fists
interpretations with readings and
songs
. Work of French women in the
present war.
B. Americas reply to the call of
France.
England-Mrs. \. C. Thompson,
3 10 p. m. or 3 40.
L. English national song-Edison
selection.
p Reading, "If''-Kipling.
T. Piano solO-selected.
s. characteristics of English people
explained and demonstrated.
g. Piano SOlO-Selected.
Japan-Mrs g. r. Slime, 3:45 or
4 10.
1 and > Japanese geisha will dance
and sing. Everyone will be
called upon to be a real Jap
before leaving the country.
United States-Mrs. L. f. Rahr,
4 10 or 4 40.
Flag
> Vocal selected.
4 number of famous strangers
will mix with the crowd
Refreshments will be served and
end with a Company sing"
In order to insure first class accom-
mediation to all travellers on the ell
tire trip, the Company has decided to
run two specials. the first at . 80 p.
M, the second at 3 10 p. m. as shown
in the above program. Baggage, per-
sonal or otherwise will be limited to
$50 pounds. Excess baggage one cent
per pound payable at the English sta
ton All baggage will be inspected by
L. s. government officials before Ell
tering United States. Special Off
Ger stationed here to look for spies.
Tickets for entire trip % cents. Can
be purchased from Club members,
MARGINS or Lanes store or at te French
station. Tickets must be shown at
each station and punched.
Bring your pennies for excess bag
gage and tips.
There was special meeting of the
Ladysmith Dramatic Club on Tuesday
evening. 1t was not pleasart meet
ing either. Suddenly land without
warning it found itself with one of
the actors in the play, L. Niemeyer,
leaving the city permanently Thursday
and accompanying him was his wife
who has been coaching the play as well
as the senior class play, Mr.. Bob"
The result was to postpone the ORA
matte Clubs presentation of 1.-THE
Dutch Detective until the evening of
Wednesday, Feb. q. The Unique will
be dark tonight as usual. Carl VOlk-
man has been selected to take the part
of "Plunk Jarleck," the human fire
engine in the play, which was cast
with L. Niemeyer.
The highschOol seniors are plan
ming to give the Ladysmith public a
real treat in dramatic art by present
ing Mr.. Bob Il comedy in two acts.
i'll the highschOol gym next Thursday
night, Feb. 81, at s 100 O'Clock. Follow
ing the departure of Mrs. Niemeyer
this week. the work of training the
players has fallen to Miss Hitchcock
and MI Dahlberg The cast of play
ers is an exceptionally strong one, the
girls all having had previous exper
fence in home talent plays or declama-
tory contests The prices of admission
ara IN cnuts, to admits and % CENTS TO