Information on Uncle Harold in Schools
- NOTICE TO SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
- NOTICE TO PASTORS on Advertising through School Programs
- See Also: INFORMATION ON POSTERS AND INVITATIONS
NOTICE TO SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
ON "UNCLE HAROLD" THE VENTRILOQUIST AND HIS SCHOOL PROGRAMSNotice
The purpose of the school program is to provide a service to the school and create an interest in children about "Willy and Uncle Harold".
General Information on School Programs
School programs consist of a fifteen-minute puppet show routine with "Willy Hopsack". This routine is a humourous ventriloquistic presentation between "Uncle Harold and Willy" and will be of great interest to children and youngsters between the ages of five to say ten years of age. Some eleven and twelve year olds enjoy this too. The routine takes a story form and usually ends with a wholesome punch line followed by "Willy" singing a little song in a funny way. The story this year is entitled "Bill's trip for a new piano" (as taken from the writings of Earnest. G. Shepherd). As "Uncle Harold" tries to relate this story in a serious way, "Willy's" little comments and questions keep the children in stitches of laughter making for a hilarious time with a thoughtful good moral. Kids love it, and learn through this humourous routine, the importance of being a "Good Neighbour".
School programs are entirely free as a Community Service to Public Schools upon invitation from school authorities. There is absolutely no cost whatsoever to the schools for these free Puppet Programs.
School programs can be done in Assembly time in gymnasiums or in the classroom.
NOTICE TO PASTORS
On Advertising through School Programs- The purpose of all school programs is never to take advantage of the school system, by trying to pull off an Evangelistic Meeting. NO!
- The purpose of all school programs is to provide a service to the schools and to create an interest in the hearts and minds of children.
- This interest will cause children to talk among themselves about "Willy" and "Uncle Harold", and will cause them to find out where they can go to hear more "Stories" (your Church). Once children are attending the Children's Meetings in the Church, they will of course be able to hear about "The LORD Jesus" and His Love for them.
BASIC INFORMATION FOR LEADERS ON APPROACHING SCHOOLS FOR SCHOOL PROGRAMS
School Assemblies (for further Publicity)
- Make arrangements through Christian teachers and the principal.
- Do not refer to the program as a "Crusade" or use the word "Evangelism" when making arrangements for school programs.
- Refer to the speaker as a "Puppeteer" or a "Ventriloquist".
- Say something like this... "The Puppeteer at our Adventure Week program is free to come and do a 15 minute Puppet Show for the children in the school at no cost ... would you like to have him?"
GENERAL INFORMATION ON SCHOOL PROGRAMS
School Programs consist of a fifteen minute puppet show routine with "Willy Hopsack" (the puppet). This routine is a humourous ventriloquistic presentation between "Uncle Harold" and "Willy" and will be of great interest to children and youngsters between the ages of five to say ten years of age. Some eleven and twelve year olds enjoy this too. The routine takes a "story" form and usually ends with a wholesome "punch line" followed by "Willy" singing a little song in a funny way. The STORY this year is entitled "BILLS' TRIP FOR A NEW PIANO", (as taken from the writings of Earnest G. Shepherd). As "Uncle Harold" tries to relate this story in a serious way, "Willy's" little comments and questions keep the children in stitches of laughter making for a hilarious time with a thoughtful good moral. Kids love it, and learn through this humourous routine, the importance of being a "Good Neighbour".
School Programs are entirely Free as a Community Service to Public Schools upon invitation from School Authorities. There is absolutely NO COST whatsoever to the schools for these free puppet programs.
School Programs can be done in assembly time, in gymnasiums or in the classroom.
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