Bobby—Look at my sled.
Pa—Now, boys as soon as you get dressed we’ll go out to the barn and I’ll show you some presents I’ve got for you.
Boys—Oh, goody, goody (Bill and Bobby start for door).
Sam—Hold on kids, before we go, let’s give three cheers for the best Christmas we’ve ever had in all our lives.
All—Hip, hip, hurrah! Hip, hip, hurrah!
CURTAIN
PLAYS, MONOLOGS, Etc.
AS OUR WASHWOMAN SEES IT. (Edna I. MacKenzie.) Time, 10 minutes. Nora is seen at the washboard at the home of Mrs. McNeal, where, amidst her work, she engages in a line of gossip concerning her patrons, that will make a hit with any audience. 25 cents.
ASK OUIJA. (Edna I. MacKenzie.) Time, 8 minutes. A present-day girl illustrates to her friends the wonders of the Ouija board. Her comments on the mysteries of this present-day fad as she consults Ouija will delight any audience. 25 cents.