LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AT EATON'S HALL, HANCOCK [New Hampshire], TUESDAY EVE, AUG. 11, 1891, BY MISS BIRDIE E.A. SLADE, B.S., ELOCUTIONIST OF BOSTON, ASSISTED BY THE REYNOLDS SISTERS, MUSICAL ARTISTS, AND ORCHESTRA OF KEENE, N.H. [with] "Programme!" broadside [with] two concert tickets.; Programme....A Social Promenade and Hop will take place after the stage entertainment de Reynolds Sisters - 1891

Antrim, N.H.: S.A. Brown, Printer, 1891. Original documents. Very Good. Broadside, black ink on white stock, 13.5" x 5.5"; slight edge chipping. [with another broadside] PROGRAMME! Featuring a band, cornet duet, violin duet, whistling solo, tuba obligato, and music by The Reynolds Sisters including a violin solo by Miss Zoe Reynolds; black ink on cream stock, 11" x 5.25". [with] Two tickets to the Reynolds Sisters' Concert, black ink on yellow stock, 1.75" x 3.5" The Reynolds Sisters, Zoe Emily Reynolds (1869-1906) and Josie Diademia Reynolds (1873-1957) were the daughters of Dr. Azro H Reynolds and Emily Triphena Allen of Tunbridge, Vermont. By 1891, they had removed with their mother to Keene, New Hampshire, both performing concerts and teaching violin. Offered here are two broadsides and two concert tickets from Reynolds Sisters concerts.