“I CAN’T DO A THING WITH MY HAIR SINCE IT’S WASHED.” Did you ever hear the above expression? They all say it. This song is for a merry group of girls who have trouble in keeping their hair in bounds. A jolly song.
REDUCED TO $1.99. The figures in a dry goods show window are indignant at having to participate in so many “reduction sales,” and, revolting, walk off the stage after telling their troubles in song. The eccentric motions of these figures make a very laughable number.
THE WINNING WAYS OF GRANDMA’S DAYS. Sung in costume, this portrays the many welcome and pleasing costumes of “ye olden times.” Directions for minuet included. Very enjoyable.
Any one of the above sent postpaid on receipt of 25 cents.
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ELDRIDGE ENTERTAINMENT HOUSE
Franklin, Ohio
A DAY AT CAMP KILLKARE
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Aunt Jane and the Campfire Girls.
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By ELSIE DUNCAN YALE.
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Copyright, 1915, Eldridge Entertainment House.
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PUBLISHED BY
Eldridge Entertainment House,
FRANKLIN, OHIO.