A Day at Camp Killkare

These fill an urgent need in supplyingmusical numbers with action, for any secularprogram, for girls or ladies of any age. Cleverwords and singable music combined to makenovel numbers for your entertainment.

THE HAT OF OTHER DAYS. Everyone knows howridiculous the changing styles make out-of-datehats appear. The song is based on thisfact, and the appearance of these “hats ofother days” will cause loads of merriment.

“I CAN’T DO A THING WITH MY HAIR SINCE IT’S WASHED.”Did you ever hear the above expression? Theyall say it. This song is for a merry group ofgirls who have trouble in keeping their hair inbounds. A jolly song.

REDUCED TO $1.99. The figures in a dry goodsshow window are indignant at having to participatein so many “reduction sales,” and,revolting, walk off the stage after tellingtheir troubles in song. The eccentric motionsof these figures make a very laughable number.

THE WINNING WAYS OF GRANDMA’S DAYS. Sung incostume, this portrays the many welcome andpleasing costumes of “ye olden times.” Directionsfor minuet included. Very enjoyable.