The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-19
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The biggest show in New England
for the money, at Harte Theatre today.
Adv.
Just received a large shipment of
mems oxforda at very reasonable
prices, solomon's Shoe Shop. ADV,
Big Keith vaudeville aet-Russo
TETS, Russo, Two women and one man
n sensational, novelty dancing. Harte
Theatre today.--Adv.
You never have--you never will see
anything it's equal verywoman' at
Lib airy Theatre today-show- at 3,
1880 and p m. ADV.
Thrilling dramatic-up to the
Il mute Beautiful beyond words
spch is "Eyerywoman" showing at
library Theatre today, See our big
ad, ADV.
A poker game for fortune between
Il dance-hal queen and bad-man
gambler in "A Mans Country" star
ring Alma Rubens. Harte Theatre to-
day Adv
Fred j. Allen, who has been employ
ed at the furniture $50 c OF George
A. Parker, has resigned and has pur-
chased Ford truck with which h
will do general trucking,
A regular meeting of Mt. Anthony
lodge, f. and A. NJ. VIII be held Tues
day evening, April 20. There win be
an installation OF officers and special
business will be transacted
The April social meeting OF the
Daughters Of Isabella will be a
Brides party" The meeting will be-
gin promptly at oc.ock Tuesday
evening at the X. of c. rooms. The
committee requests members to be on
time and bring cup.
Harte Theatre now playing acts d.
rect from the Kieth circuit offers the
first three days OF this week. Russo
Tes and Russo" two ladies' and a
gentleman in a big sensational dane
mig act Eight different styles OF wood
en- shoe dancing, three special drops
and eleven changes of wardrobe. ADV
Notices stating that change OF
time will go into effect at midnight
next Sunday have been posted at the
different sta ions of the Rutland rail
road. Local officials of the railroad
have not been informed concerning
the changes that will take place and
are not to be informed until later in
the week
The advanced students recital al
the Conservatory OF Music last even
ing drew a capacity audience, many
people being unable to get seats The
piano department was represented by
the misses Tuttle Middaugh. Milks
and Mr.. Watkins; the vocal depart
ment by Miss Margaret Agnew. the
violin department by Lester Sisson
Every number on the program was
accorded hearty recall, The compo
sition department was represented
by an Andante composed by Miss Eva
Lassor for violin and piano, Miss
La1sor was repeatedly recalled by the
audience In appreciation of her splen
did work Ithaca, N. Y. Journal.
The Bennington Restaurant corpora
ton which some time ago purchased
the place Of business in the opera
house block for the purpose Of con
Quoting cafeteria, has been delayed
in opening business ny the congestet
conditions of the railroads, The Off
GERS of the cooperation have now de
cided not to Walt Tor the range wh.cl
is somewhere on the road and ha'
placed another order in Bos on TIL,
second range is expected 10 reach Ber
nington within week, The largi
serving table orde ed weeks ago anC
not received viii be replaced will
similar equipment to be manufactured
here. II is now expected that tn,
cafeteria will be able to open TO
business not later than May l.