The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-11-15
MUCH FUN in
COMING FROLIC
Carnival To Furnish Entertainment
For Young and Old At Auditorium
Dedication. Community Dinners
To BE Served Each Evening

The committee in charge of the car
and Frolic, have prepared an excellent
and Frolic have prepared an ecellent
program of side shows, novelties and
vaudeville performances. The first
evening of the Frolic will be given to
a real live carnival of the highest type
During the evening there will be a one
hour vaudeville performance which
will contain stunts, minstrels, pic
lures and an operetta. Each number
will be different, attractive and full OF
action. The vaudeville performance
alone is enough to bring every red
blooded American citizen to the fro
lie. Besides the vaudeville show there
will be many side shows that are OF
a very high grade. Each side show
will be conducted by a capable person
and will contain the best artists tina:
Miller has to offer. Practices and ar
rangements have been made and by
the time the Frolic is here We can
count on a full evening of unusual
as we as the young. Anyone who has
as well as the young. nyone who han
a little change in his pocket should
have one of the times of his life. There
will also be many novelties for sale.
Many of these are new and unusually
clever. Confetti, streamers, balloons of
all kinds, squakers, and other novel;
ties will be Plentiful. The side shows
will contain stunts of all kinds, all
clever, well prepared, and full of fun
and merit There will be room for all
that wish to come and We should make
this night oIle of the biggest in the
history of Miller. h
The second night there will also be
a vaudeville show. This show alone
will be worth twice the price of ad-
mission. Also the carnival attrac-
tions will be in full swing before and
after the vaudeville show and the eve-
ming will close with one of the biggest
carnival dances that Miller has e,Cr
witnessed. For any one to miss either
night of the F'rolic will be like miss
ing one OF the biggest times of your
life.
Not the least of the attractive fea-
lures of the two days of festivities will
be tie big Community dinners to be
held each evening, in the spacious
dining room Of the Auditorium.
A committee of ladies chosen from
the various organizations of the city
have TIDE dinners in charge and have
practically completed arrangements
for making n community drive in
which each family will be asked to
make a donation toward the meals.
AS has already been state the pur-
pose of the wv dav entertainment to
be given in connection with the Corn
Show and Dedication is to raise funds
for the equipmCnt of the building to
make il at once useful to the commun-
ity, and the committee in charge look
for a ready response to their request
for donations to supply the dinners.
Soliciting committees will make a
canvass Of the city homes on Friday,
November 22nd to secur these sup
pl Us and will also appreciate any do
nations from those living in the count
ry who may wish to help.
The menu will be- practically the
same both evenings, as follows:
Roast meats; baked fish; cranberry
sauce; mashed potatoes; baked beans;
cabbage salad; rolls; pickles; pie and
coffee.
If the solicitors miss you or you live
in the country and wish to give, please
notify some member of tlte following
comittee:
Mrs. w. G. Redmond, Mrs. j. T. Nc
Cullen, Mrs. II. X. Schroeder, Mrs.
K. II. Wilson, Mrs. j. A. Bushfield,
Mrs. j. T. Redmond, Mrs. Albert Shaw,
DOIIie T. pushfeld