Putnam patriot., 1927-01-07
Notification Tn Full Swing As Welcome to New Years
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Grin Committee Prepares Las, Sup
 per of 1926

limping on his way to aa uncertain destination. and as young l9Zi ar rived in the oflinR and suddenly ap= peared. as the clock 10 the steeple vtruek the hour of midnight, the eel ebrati0n reached its pinnacle and d. minished scarce at all until the hhai dance when the lusty 1927 y0ungster was less than two hours old
 When Tom Grew. head Of the Tom Grew Agency af Providence. assigned Jack Clarke 70 bead group Of enter tainerH ta assist Putnam Lodge in Its annual New Years eve fr0lic he cer- taIHly did not pick any crepe hanger
 The boys and girls who were chosen Co bring good cheer to Putnam packed their very beat ln their old kit bags Having dipped and skidded over the Providence Putnam pike for nearly taa hours. they finally made port. l. Waz hard going over the f~euty=eight HIIes from the capital of Little kh0dy ts the gateway of Connecticut. but =HeH inside tHe harbar Il was smooth sailing for "lt's alWaYs fair eeather. ef setefa#
 For a Seven or Eleven n Melody
 n did nat take the aHae 9idablg late arrivals 0nR Co change from street to ztaFe costume and within A feW min rfrz Manager Clarke topped 70 the fuaat and announced tha' the sho@ would be on in minute He alluded ta being in Putnam before. and then assumed charge of the evening en- tertanment. acting both d. master dt ceremonies and pianist When seated oH the piano stool Tom a'mble fn gers clicked the black and white teor. ies and every click wa q sevrg 4r elev- rn uf melody
 Foar boys known as the Rambler String Quartette' stafted the bill It Ra the.f debut iu Putnam h fact nom If fha entertainers. except the manager and one other had invaded thi city before The quartette va baeaminpig c1siumed ia light green blaur4 and while fsuneIs and made HattF aHuaarauee They included most everything in thelr repertoire and were generous in unfolding it. The aauiauer they eut was encouraging and thry proved wiling waHkers throughout fff es uing irtorsHeE= ing singing 9th purely instrumental hamher f. Waz an ausrieiaas apen= tag fer sHarpy program
 Brings New Dance
 Helen Werner put h. prH iu the pepper WHth her dance uumDerz sams of tbH martest sbe saved for the aeW seHr and not man H the hal departed aHiIi F va over Mia Her par leG I4ttie Old New York feW month ago She took to Providence her deFnealian of the Black Bottom fhe nfV dance craze She introduced f one mght in the Asa restaurant and Rat The ann warm reception that had been hers iu #ome of the New York night el1hs She Has also singled 0ul hT Providence reporters seeking snme thfug new as copy and received some fasarahlp criticism from the ProVi denee press h addition fo iutroduc ing ht new dance in Putnam she gave her own version of the Charleston. and E further evidence af her versatility added some well executed tue dancing Her costumes were fresh and allurinR
 In Miss Rose Sharon the Elk found an old time faTorjte Mis-, sharon ls ne stranger at Elk enter taiuments. and the fact that she ap pears and rappear4 on the club vaudeville bills 1s assurance that sht Is acceptable at any time Dressed if Rew costume and singing catchy song, tfl good voice and in her originally eu ticiug manner. her snappy black eyes gaad Hatured smile. and clever inter pretatioH got her the usual rounds ai slam .4l This act Wnz the oaly one on the bill with which the members of the lodg, were acquainted but some Of the nor, ] recent creations from Tin Pan Alley song on which the ink had hardly had tlme tn dry gave it an altogether new dress
 Petite and Graceful
 Then there was Miss Belle Besson sht of the ingenue type. blonde. petite and graceful eowned in modest ! white creation. of good voice and l pleasing personality lt waS her in- itlal appearance, The Elks liked her 0tterinEs aBd let her know it She got | her numbers across early in the eve ming and ou later appearances was greeted as a iittle eld friend
 Nes Year. Baby
 On the hH was one New Year $ baby When Miss Annette Iuvick ap- peared fot her third turn. shortly af tgt midnight she announced that she had grown a year older between her act Ms. lHviek began her part of i the entertainment at 33 and ended at a4 fHS Is not telling any secrets. She admitted her az, herself but a number of the youag gallant, present ] took exception. shouting Yoa don't look it
 Mss Iuvicb earlier turns had been popular saue numbers. but she turned tory teller as she turned 24 and the real New Years baby. back m 1898 had a good library with her which she let loose Co the delight of her audience She tpft tha bsH a, tb.