New Britain herald., 1921-11-29
REVUE MAKES A
 HIT AT LEGION
Opening Night Of Fair Attracts
 Many People
SHOW PLEASES AUDIENCE
Knights of pythias Plan for Ladies Night This Friday Eycning-L!tcr- ary Club Notes-Advcnt Church Sale TOmOrroW---Itcms.

The International Revue presented a successful show at the opening night of the Brock-I}arnes post, American Legion fair held at Gridley's hall last evening. The show attracted many, and the place was filled to ca pacity. The booths were well patron ized and although the financial result was not as good as was eXpeCetd, the Legion officials appreciate the patron- age etXended them last evening. They realize that the weather was not the most favorable.
 The Revue presented it's perform ance at S;So o'clock and a continued series of comedy and musical num- bers followed each other in success sion until o'clock. Every number received much applause, and the per formers did well in their respective
 arts. Schultz and Schultz" comed- lans, kept the audience in laughter with their sketch. The xylophone solos by "Bozo," czar hobo of the instru- ment. received much applause, and l'eatherfoot Furl gave an exhibition of fancy dancing and singing.
 Dancing followed the show with Ewald's orchestra furnishing music.
 A new show will be presented this evening. Miss Rohina Blair of New Britain will give a Scotch Highland Fling and fancy dancing. A Scotch impersonator will also be seen. Other acts will be on the bill. The show will commence at 8 o'clock
 IA. of F. Ladies' Night.
 Pythian Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will hold a Ladies Night at the Odd Fellows Hall this Friday evening. A reception will be held at 7:3O o'clock and an entertainment to commence at s o'clock, Harry Bonney will render solos as will also Mrs. Catherine Reed of Bristol.
 Many prominent speakers will at tend among which will be Grand Chief of Pythians Sisters, Mrs. Clara Whitaker, of Stamford and Past Grand Chancellor NJ. Norton of New Britain.
 Following the entertainment, re- treatments will be served. Tickets for the affair will be distributed by members of the lodge.
 This evening, the crack Rank of Page degree team will journey to Agenda lodge at Unionvile, where they will confer the degree to a class of candidates. They will leave the lodge rooms at o'clock and make the trip in automobiles.
 Literary Club Notes.
 Miss Lila Newdick of Washington, D (' ns pf al will speak at the Grange Hall on Fri day evening, Dec. ?, under the aus pices of the local Literary club. Her topic will be "The Old Lady Shows Her Medals" and will commence at s o'clock Miss Newdicl is well known throughout the country and has ap- .peared in many of the larger cities. The following is an extract of the Washington Times in regards to her acting;
 10 see Barrie play without nov ing out of their wheel chairs was the treat prepared by Manager Bundy of the Red Cross for yesterday after noon's entertainment. Miss Lila New dick, young dramatic reader, gave the most charming of Barries one-act plays, The Old Lady Shows Her Medals" impersonating with nice dis crimination in the widely contrasting character of the old charwoman who bemoaned the fact that it was every body's war but hers and the blustrr- ing Scotch soldier who objects vigor- ously to be adopted by this strange old woman, only finally to succumb to her gentle charm The charoctn,i zation of the brawny Scotchman was particularly well done"
 ChriStmGS Sale.
 The ladies Of the Advent Christian the Womans Home and For eign Missionary society and the Y.