The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-01-12
Many Plan To
Attend Play of
Sinclair Lewis
Date Changed To
Thursday, January
10th By Request
REGISTER AT ONCE
Paramount News
Reel of After Theatre
Party Assured

SPECTAL-A telephone COM
municati0n Wednesday after
noon assured the local commit
tee that Governor Stassen will
be present at the after theatre
party to speak to the Sank Cen
tire people. said ID. b. Caughren.
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Arrangements for a Paramount
newsreel of the Sank Centre-Sin-
clair Lewis party in Minneapolis
on Thursday, January 18th, have
been completed and cameras and
sound machines will be in evidence
when Main Street goes to a party.
Present registrations indicate that
large number Of local people will
attend this event.
At the request Of prominent Min
neapolis people change In date
was made and instead Of attending
Sinclair Lewis play, angela Is
Twenty-Five" on Friday evening,
January 10th, localities will lend
their presence to honor Sank Gen.
tres famous author on the night Of
Thursday, January 10Th. In maxi
ing this change the angle of a
First Nighter" event was stressed
to the Community Club committee.
Realizing the advantages Of the
change, the committee unanimously
assented.
Minneapolis arrangements for the
after theatre party, to be held at
the Nicollet Hotel Junior ballroom,
are being sponsored by the Mime
apolis Civic and Commerce Associa-
ton, and members Of that organ
ization's theatre committee. Invi-
tations to former Sank Centre resi-
dents, who now live in Minneapolis,
viii be sent out by the Civic and
Commerce Association.
Arrangements for theatre tickets
were completed Friday, when D. B.
Caughren and Ed L. Rattle went
to Minneapolis at the request Of
Theron Bamberger, advance man
for the play, which starred Sinclair
Lewis. A large block of tickets in
the orchestra section Of the theatre
have been reserved for Sank Centre
people. A reduction in the price
Of these tickets was made to Sank
Centre people, the regular price be-
ing $2.75, and the reduced price
being 1925.
It is as yet impossible to state
the mode Of transportation which
will be selected to make this journ.
ey to Minneapolis. Many people
have not answered the request of
the committee, and 1t is essential
that all who intend to attend the
play and after theatre party regis
ter with George Berggreen immed-
lately. Arrangements cannot be
completed until that is done. Sign
your cards at once and mail them
Immediately. If you have not re-
ceived q card and wish to attend
notify George Berggreen at the
Sank Centre Funeral Parlors at
once. Do not delay.
The complete cost for one per-
SON, which includes theatre ticket,
transportation and after theatre
dinner ticket, win be $500. This
is divided as follows: Transports
ton, $2.35: theatre ticket, $2.25;
after theatre party ticket, $1.00.
Sinclair Lewis has accepted the
invitation to give q short talk for
the Paramount Newsreel. The par
ty win be informal and every per-
son in Sank Centre or the surround
ing community has an invitation to
attend. Arrange for transportation,
tickets to theatre and party with
Mr.. Berggreen and thus be assured
Of good seats.
This viii be q noteworthy event
In the history Of Sank Centre, and
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