The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-01
LOCAL ARTISTS
To ENTERTAIN
Kiwanis Club iAds Mu-
steal Program by Well
Known Artists.

At a meeting OF the board OF DlIeS
tors OF the Caldwell Kiwanis Clul
last Monday it was decided that th'
club sponsor an entertainment to b'
given by the Rocky Mountain Warb-
lers OF Caldwell. Idaho.
The Rocky Mountain Warblers are
very favorably and we'll known thru
ont the Pacific Coast territory thru
the series OF entertainments which
were given by them in that section las;
year. Their selections have been broad
casted by means of radio which has
spread their acquaintance far and wide
The men who compose this quartette
are better known in other localities
than they are in Caldwell. especially
under the name which they have used
on their road trips.
Locally they have been known as
the Morris Quartette and the company
consists OF Mr. II. G. Morris. Mr..
Curtland Morris, Mr. Fred Morris and
Mr.. Frank Ridner. all OF Caldwell
and they render selections which make
this city proud to acknowledge them
itizens. Mr. .Moriss has been resident
of this city some time and his sons
who compose the larger portion OF
this quartette are students in the local
schools where hey take very prom
inent part in all activities. Mr. Frank
Ridner the fourth member of the
quaretette is a student OF the College
Of Idaho where he is actively engag-
I'd in all musical entertainments at
that institution.
Mr.. II. C. Morris is a interview
ADVISES that they have signed contracts
which will take up all OF their time
rom June this year until April 1924. |
During the summer they will be trav-
ling in connection with the all Amer
can Community Chautaqua Service in
series OF entertainments which will |
e given in the State of Illinois largely
ut their itinery will include other
ortions OF the Middle West. At the
EXPIRATION of their Chautauqua CON
ract which terminates in September
MS year they have contracts with the
lbbott Bureau OF Lansing Michigan
-hich contemplateS an extended tour
( the territory east OF Chicago and
overs the New England states extern
vely. Mr.. II. G. Morris was formerly
18th these people for a period of four
ears and in accepting a contract with
lem feels like going back to old as
,ciations.
This talented company will use on
Ieir stage a large banner proclaim
g their name the Rocky Mountain
'arblers OF Caldwell Idaho which
i'll no doubt bring a large amount
publicity to Caldwell and the
oise Valley. They all having been
sidents OF this valley for some time
d Mr.. Morris having been con
'tent booster. and at all times lend
g his services to the various clubs
a musical way. the Kiwanis club
OF it proper and fitting to recogn-
, his past services and give the bows
good send-off for their Eastern trip
ring which they will be absent from
E city for at least one year. All civic
CARNATIONS in Caldwell will probably
I'd their support to this movement
showing appreciation to this quar-
tie Tor their past services and the
lure publicity which they will nm
estionably bring the valley. The
ominence OF all members of the
mpany and the desire OF the local :
ople to hear the finished program I
lich will be rendered should insure c
capacity house for the entertain C
mt which has been tentavely arrang- @
for the evening OF May 2lst. ?