The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-14
.LAyNE AND bowler
BAND TO TUNE UP
FOR GOODFELLOWS
Dandy Program Announced
for Fridays Benefit at K. C.
HaII-AppeaIs Continue to
Pour In.
BY A. GooDFELLoW.


Goodfellows will have opportunity
Friday night to tune up with the
Layne and Bowler band when the
organization will give q CONCERT at
Knights of Columbus hall to aid the
Santa Claus club. Several days ago
when | told you of this forthcoming
feature the promise was that the
program would prove q real treat for
Goodfellows who care for music j.
w. Reading, manager of the band, is
as good as his word. The program
which he has arranged is a dandy
one. L
There will be no admission charge.
Everyone Is invited to attend. Dur
ing intermission a freewill offering
will be collected. And right here let
me say that every cent which is
taken up at this time will go to aid
the Santa Claus club in furnishing
Christmas cheer for some of our
little needy friends.
Variety of Music.
Fourteen numbers will be given
and these selections run the gamut
in variety of music. To those of YOU
who have heard the Layne and Bow
Ter band it needs no introduction,
but to those who have not attended
any of their concerts l can say that
the organization is one of the best
in this section of the country.
The knights of Columbus have
given their hall free for the concert.
1t is located on jefferson just east of
Third street. Members of the band
have forwarded hundreds of cards to
their personal friends. Also letters
calling attention to the concert have
been placed in the hands of every
civic organization in the city with
request that the affair be given pub
licity.
one of the late features added to
the program is a bagpipe speciality
by David Macdonald. Manager
Reading Tuesday completed ar
rangements for this.
Remember now, here's the chance
to tune UP with the Goodfellows by
attending that concert and digging
deep. That contribution will be q
big help toward making some kiddie
happy on Christmas.
alag of Victory" (March) ..... Blon
Light of Calvary (Overture) .Suppe
Girls of Baden" (Waltz). .Komzak
Echoes des Passions" ....... king
Love in Idleness'' (Serenade) 80.
................ Macbeth
Bagpipe Specially ...............
d. Macdonald
mills in the Forest" (descriptive).
........ ................... Ellenberg
Intermission.
'Layne and Bowler Band" (March)
"Jacinta" (selection) ....... .Robyn
"Humoresque" ......:...... Dvorak
Sweet and Low" (Waltz) johnson
THAT Naughty Waltz. ....... Levy
First Heart Throbs". .... .Ellenberg
Male Quartet,
Bonnie Scotland" Medley Of Scotch
airS).
There were quite a few Tiny Good
fellows enlisted Monday with the
Santa Claus club. Virginia Ruth
Mantell writes that though she tas
never seen Christmas she wants 10
do her part toward aiding the poor
children. Virginia sent me Il sol
lar.
Five -year-old McCray Hill, of
Sledge, Miss, sends a like amount,
"hoping that we get oodles of money
for the kiddies."
From Chicago comes S2, donated by
q little Memphis girl. who is making
her home in that city. She is Marie
Bender. two years old.
1--WE are two lucky little girls" say
A. M. w. and M. e. W., and hav-
ing never been forgotten w Santa
Claus we want to help make some
child happy this Christmas We
would like to send a nice fat check
but as we can't we send what we
can"
Alice Eugenia Thompson, Holly
Springs, Miss, sends me 81 TO aid
in buying Opars sleeping doll. Little
Miss Thompson also says she las
a dress for Opal.
Tuesday morning the kiddies of
2-1 grade, Maury school, forwarded
a collection they took UP 1T The
school.
II have a dear mother anl .atner.'
declares Theresa Madelyn Sharp, Of
Hollondale, Miss. please take this
81 and buy some child a bright toy