The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-12-03
SOMETHING TO
LAUGH AT
NEW HOPE LYCEUM

NEW HOPE-Much credit is due
the students of the borough schools
for their assistance in selling the
tickets for the New Hope Lyceum
| Course. In case a sufficient number
| of tickets are not sold to cover the
cost of the course a quantity of candy
is being sold, the profit from the sales
to be used in meeting the deficit
Should the lyceum be self-supporting
the candy funds will be used to pur-
chase additional athletic equipment
for the school
Because of the low cost of the
course tickets they are selling rapidly,
and with three more weeks to our
! credit for the sale of tickets before
| the opening number everyone can rest
assured that Worthington's Hall viii
be filled to capacity on the evening
of December goth, when Herbert Leon
Cope, the humorist, one of Americas
foremost platform artists, will dispel
your blues and worriments over the
Christmas shopping and will draw the
corners of even the sourest looking
face into big broad grin, soon to
ripen into a laugh that you wouldn't
miss for the price of the whole ticket.
Come and hear Cope, the man who
made a whole army laugh. You need
his message of cheer-his resistless
medley of fun, common sense, classic
beauty and magnetic pathes, and the
million who have been touched by his
latest and greatest service are unit
IN their prophecy of great laurels to
be his in the days to come, for no man
in America has SO demonstrated, be-
fore the most discerning audience in
the world-the soldier boys-the pos
session of every attribute which makes
for platform greatness.
February 21st will mark the arrival
of the Bell Ringing Male Quartet.
They ring true, and sing true-these
jolly boys of the Bell Ringing Male
Quartet. You will like the Bell Ring
ers from the moment they step upon
the stage. Don't miss them.
On Thursday evening, April 7+h.
New Hope will be honored by the
presence of Dr. Arthur Malwyn
Evans, Welsh orator, and blood rela-
tive of David Lloyd George, Premier
of England. DR.. Evans has earned
a high place in public esteem in the
comparatively few years he has been
lecturing in the United States and
Canada.
It is the speaker of the Evans type
who fulfills the real mission of the
platform and prevents its decay. DR..
Evans is a scholar of rare attain
ments, a gifted orator who creates a
profound impression wherever he APP
pears, and a keen analyst of men and
affairs To miss hearing Evans would
be a misfortune.
THE New Hope Eyceunf Course
should receive the earnest support of
every citizen of the Coryel's Ferry
Community. 1t stands for the same
high ideals as does the New Hope
Chautauqua. There is at present no
other organization in New Hope TO
provide the people with entertainment
during the winter months; nothing to
look forward to along that line until
the coming of chautauqua next year.
In view of this fact let us get to-
gether, be as loyal lyceum boosters
as chautauqua boosters, support our
| lyceum by purchasing course ticket
and urging our friends to do likewise.
Tickets can be purchased from the
teachers and pupils of the borough
schools. Course tickets-adults, $1.40;
children, S0.75.
Provisions are being made by which
| tuition students who, because of the
distance to their homes makes it nee
essary to carry their lunch to the
school, will be provided at lunch hour
with either hot drink or glass of
milk and a plate of hot food. The
expenses which may be incurred by
this provision will not be paid from
the borough taxes, but will be met
by private means. Any large cook
! ing utensils, dishes or donations OF
any kind to carry on this work will
be gladly accepted and appreciated.
| We must work to make school life
/ more attractive.