Children’s Matinee Saturday. On next Saturday afternoon the Fenberg Stock Company will present for the children of these two cities, “Little Lord Fauntleroy,” with Buster Keaton in the title role, and a packed house will surely greet the company in this popular matinee offering. As a special favor to the young folks, Mgr. Fenberg will present every child attending with a bag of choice candy, and the Keatons will be seen in a most pleasing act with Buster, and the Tot Jingles, as a feature.

50 Years Ago, 1956

Goblins and ghosts, skeletons and witches will prowl the streets of Lewiston and Auburn tonight as the Twin Cities celebrate Halloween with parades and parties.

Despite all the activities planned for the younger set, there still will be hoards of masked small fry galloping through the haunted shadows and over fallen leaves, ringing doorbells and yelling into the faces of ever-expectant adults, “Trick or Treat.”

In Lewiston a parade of costume clad youngsters will form at Lewiston Memorial Armory in time to step off at 6:30 p.m.

In Auburn the marchers will form at Edward Little High School, and led by the EL band, will parade away from the school at 6:30 p.m.

After the Lewiston parade disbands, a party for grammar school youngsters, complete with entertainment and refreshments will be held at City Hall at 7 p.m.

In Auburn the Pettingill Park party is for all school age children, grammar and high school, and any pre-school age children who are accompanied by a parent.

25 Years Ago, 1981

Halloween is tonight and that means Trick or Treat for the neighborhood children who are transformed into goblins, ghosts and monsters when they don their colorful costumes. It is a fun time for the very young and the young at heart.

Young children should be accompanied by parents or an adult, to provide an extra margin of safety in the hours of darkness. Only homes which have a porch or other outside light turned on should be visited.