The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-10-16
Bristol Lyceum Committee
Presents Attractive
Course To Be Given
This Winter.
1.-THE FOOL TAX PAYERS"

Bristol is going to have three-night
Lyceum course this fall and winter,
and good one. The local Lyceum
committee of some twenty hustlers have
made arrangements with leading bu-
reau to put on at Bristol the three
leading numbers of this bureau s six
day summer chautauqua at prices that
will interest all lovers of good enter
tainment.
On October 2Sth the Chicago Recital
Company of four talented artists will
appear in vocal quartettes and duets,
cello and violin duets and solos, saxa-
phone quartettes and musical and COM
edy sketches. They offer a program
that is sparkling with novelty and that
furnishes a finished artistic effort that
always gets applause, Each Of these
four people is an artist i'll his or her
line and they will do their best to
please you. Remember the date-Tues-
day evening, October 2Sth
1.-THE Fool Tax Payer.
On Saturday evening, December 18th,
Hon. Frank S. Regan, nationally known
chalk-talker, will present his famous
lecture, illustrated with his clever
sketches, The Fool Tax Payer.'' Mr..
Regain is real artist when it comes
to giving you facts OH taxation and he
illustrates his point with the chalk
sketches that will make you chuckle
over his witty sayings and at the same
time he will make you think. It is a
lecture of that different kind that
has made his popularity extend from
coast to coast. This is the same lee
ture that Mr. Regain gave every day at
Chicago a year ago, from June to No
venber and had crowd every day.
He has won wide reputation as a
carsoonist and is one Of the few men
who combines the skill Of the artist
with the power of the orator.
The Ricketts, are Coming.
Who has not heard of the Ricketts,
Club around Bristol? Remember the
last day at the chautauqua two years
ago! The Ricketts, we're here then and
they are coming back again on We'd
nesday evening, January DIST They
need no introduction to a Bristol audi
ence Tor you well remember how chuck
full of music and mirth they were.
Well, they are still at the old game of
making people laugh and you will have
a chance to laugh again when they APP
pear. Their program will be just as
varied as it was when they were last
here.
Tickets NOW on Sale.
The price Of season tickets, war tax
included, for the three numbers is only
a dollar. Children s season tickets, for
children under II years, are rs cents.
Single admission adult tickets, war tax
included, are so cents and children s
tickets are IS cents. Children under s
years will be admitted free when ac-
eompanied by parent or guardian.
After paying the actual expenses of
this Lyceum, whatever money is left
will go into fund to present a Lyceum
here next year, SO ultimately every cent
over the actual cost comes right back
to US in better and more entertainment
another year.
You can get tickets, either single or
season, now at Dixon s store, Home
State Bank, Chas. Poh1man, Ward Bry
ant, A. De Vuyst's barber shop, Muir
doeh Hardware Store, and Fayette
Black. You help yourself and help the
community BY buying a season ticket
and buying it now. All entertainments
are to be given at the Bristol Hall.
Let us put our shoulder to the wheel
and help push to make our country
community a better place in which to
live. Let us show the world that we
like good entertainment in Bristol and
are back Of any movement to bring it
to our little town.