Oxford Singing Glass
Coming Next Tuesday
The Oxford Orphanage Singing
Class yvhich makes an annual tour
of the State will arrive in Polk
county on Tuesday, July 26th, for
a concert at the Tryon school audi
torium at 8 p. m. About 14 boys
and girls with their leaders make
the trip each year and present
an excellent program with their
singing, acting, costumes and stage
settings. For fifty years these
classes have entertained large au
diences. Each year the program
is improved until today it is one
of the finest of its kind in the
country. A large audience always
makes the orphans feel better and
Tryon people could do nothing
nicer than to attend this concert
which helps to defray the expenses
of the Orphanage and at the same
time show the good work the Or
phanage is doing. Admission will
be 15 and 25 cents.
T 1 TR YON’S n
HEATER
Phone 186
Matinee: 3:80 P. M. Saturday
Matinee: 1 P. M.
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LAUREL and HARDY
Their first in a year . . worth
waiting for! Your Clown Urinces
of Comedy ... in an avalanche
of fun and music! What a cast of
stars . . . Howls galore .
Coming Saturday: James Oliver
Curwood’s —
“Song of the Trail”
With KERMIT MAYNARD
The last chapter of “S. 0. S.
Coast Guard”. Beginning serial:
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