The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-11-05
DAVIES OPERA co.
APPEAR HERE NOV. Is
STRONG COURSE OF ENTER.
TAINMENTS BOOKED BY THE
SCHOOL BOARD
FOUR NUMBERS In ALL
SEASON TICKETS AT $3.50 EACH
WILL GO ON SALE SOON AT
CORNER DRUG STORE

SoNNEK DRUG STORE
Inc Lyceum Course for this sea-
son will include four of the best mn
steal numbers it has been possible to
secure through the services of the Ex-
tension Division of the University Of
Minnesota. Lyceum patrons will
wonder how it is possible to sell sea-.
son tickets for $3.50 for such high
class offerings as are included in this
years program. This has been made
possible through careful selection If
dates and, this year particularlvs
through the balance on hand from
last years season. The first number,
OF this years program will be Of
Tered Monday, November 18th. when
the Davies Opera Company makes
its appearance presenting "The Pret--
ty Persian" "The Pretty Persian is
feast of melody and laughter and
with its special costumes and scenery
is alone worth the price of the sea-
son ticket. The Davies Company is.
appearing here in Sank Centre for
tne thlrd successive time by special
request OF the Lyceum patrons. The.
company, composed of nine artists
has already started it's Lyceum Soy
son and has received the highest
praise possible at every performances
Inc writer has received numerous
unsoilclted letters from cities in Wis
consin where the Davies Company 10
now Playing, assuring us that Mr.
MMuiVaney, who has taken the place Of
Mr. Dawes whose death was an
i nounced IN last weeks Herald. is fuj-
~ capable of carrying on the exce1.
lent work of dad" Davies. :
The second number will be oiven
% January 10Th by the Smith-Sprinp-
homes Company. This is a com.
pany OF high class music interpreters {
VINO play the best of music and il
recognized as the best Orchestral
Nulntette appearing in Lyceum.i Two
members OF the company, Mr.. g. II
Holmes and Mr.. Clay Smith. rare.s
composers OF international rep11fa-.
ZION ana their names are to be ,founS,
IN WHO'S Who in America (" The.
instruments used by this organizations
are the most expensive set ever built
Delng maize opurposely by Buescbers
band instrument Company for The.
EXHIBIT at the Panama-Pac F,xno-z a
sItlon. The Smith-Spring- ii dimes.
company is not unknown to local
music lovers and is playing a return
engagement this year by special re-.
quest OF local patrons. =
On February 18th the ROYAL We,ch
Quartette will make. its initial an
pearance in Sank Centre. This omar
tette represents a nation of singers,
e that have thrilled the world With
their music. They have to Their
credit several tours of England and,
w ales before coming to America and
nave met the approval of the critics
OF New York City, Chicago. Roston
cleveland and other large cities in
tne United States. Sank Centre neo-
pie are extremely fortunate in having
an opportunity to hear this hiobs
class quartette.
Inc concluding musical num.
per Tor the season will be given on,
" march End by the Elias Tamburitza
Serenaders Of Jugo-Slavia. Jugo-
Siayla Is little country lying on The.
oaiKan PENINSULA south of Hunearv
ana east OF Italy, with a population
.: OF ABOUT twelve million. In spite of
us small size, this little country has
music recognized the world
over. The tamburitza has been tbe.
household musical instrument for the.
Jugo-Siavs for generations. II 10
something similar to our mandolin or-
guitar but has much more sweetness
OF tone and is especially adapted to.
orchestra work. The Elias Tambur.
TIA Serenaders are natives of .Jngo.
Slavla and appear in their native COS.
tunes, presenting a program of ma.
i've music, song and story, as well AZ
standard, popular and classical num-
Oers OF this country. Martha and
Cnaries Elias, Junior, both members
81 tne company are children of
Charies Elias its manager and di-
rector. 1t is interesting to note that
Doth OF these young people have tax.
en- advantage of the opportunities in
The United States by graduating from
an American High School.
In order to maintain a successful
Lyceum Course it is absolutely nee
essary that the public support it
through the purchase of season tic
kets. In a community of this size
The Lyceum offers practically the on
y opportunity for high class enter
salnment. In order to keep the price
within reach of all, it is necessary to
sell large number of season tickets
With price for each number aver
aging less than that of an ordinary
movie, there should be little difficulty
m the sale of the required number
of season tickets
These tickets will be on sale by
various members of the Gratatim
Club as well as at the Corner Drug
Store. Seat reservations for the
first humber may be made at the
Corner Drug Store beginning We'd
nesday, November 11th.