=The Battle Cry of Freedom= =America= =There’s Music in the Air= =Just Before the Battle, Mother= =Annie Laurie= =Maryland, My Maryland= =Old Black Joe= =Coming Through the Rye= =Tramp, Tramp, Tramp= =Home, Sweet Home= =Marching, Through Georgia= =We’re All Noddin’= =We can supply “Lightly Row,” in sheet music, for 25 cents.= Order From =MARCH BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS,= 208, 210, 212 Wright Ave., Lebanon, O. THE SONGS —————— Ye Merry Tunes, =Price, 15 cents= Contains: =Annie Laurie= =Yankee Doodle= =My Old Kentucky Home= —————— The Nonabel Song Collection, =Price, 25 cents= Contains: =Comin’ Thro’ the Rye= =Sailing= =My Old Kentucky Home= —————— College Songs, =Price, 50 Cents= Contains: =Vive L’Amour= =Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes= Order From =MARCH BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS,= 208, 210, 212 Wright Ave., Lebanon, O. Best Entertainments for Any Time Dialogs and Plays =A CORNER IN HEARTS.= A clever and amusing little parlor play. All lovers propose to the same girl. Rich humor. Pleasing situations. 4m., 1f. or 5m. =15c.= =A DAY AT HAPPY HOLLOW SCHOOL.= New play of the “Deestrick Skule” type. Full of wit and clever drollery. City auto party vs. rural youngsters. =25c.= =A GOOSE AND SOME GEESE.= A jolly little Mother Goose play with a very pointed climax. No bothersome scenery or properties required. Very amusing. =15c.= =A HALLOWE’EN ADVENTURE.= Lively play, full of spooky frolic and ghostly excitement. Capital for Hallowe’en. Great fun producer. 8m., 8f., 1 hour. =15c.= =A LITTLE HEROINE OF THE REVOLUTION.= Brave little girl with clever tact deceives British and passes their lines with message to General Marion. =25c.= =AL MARTIN’S COUNTRY STORE.= Unsurpassed for merriment. Country store’s customers, loafers, gossipers, lovers, etc. Splendid climax. Loads of fun. =25c.= =CONTEST OF THE NATIONS.= Spectacular play or cantata. Goddess of Liberty and 12 nations compete for crown. March, songs, etc. Effective. 13f. =25c.= =CABBAGE HILL SCHOOL.= Humorous play for children or young people. New “skewl-marm” on opening day. Capricious pupils, august visitors, etc. =25c.= =CROWNING THE MAY QUEEN.= A delightful May Day play. Children go Maying, crown a queen, wind Maypole, encounter gypsy, etc. Great excitement. =25c.= =CUPID’S JOKE.= Charming little drama in which Cupid gets “busy.” Splendid for St. Valentine’s Day or any social occasion. 5m., 5f. and Cupid. ¾ hr. =15c.= =ORIGINAL DIALOGS FOR ANY TIME.= Splendid collection of witty, spicy, lively dialogs. We guarantee their excellence. Primary and Intermediate. =25c.=