Lyceum Opens October 30 In City Auditorium Season
The Lyceum opens October 30 at the municipal auditorium. The season features a mix of musical drama and lectures with planned performances by local artists and guest ensembles.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1913
Page
9
The Lyceum opens October 30 at the municipal auditorium. The season features a mix of musical drama and lectures with planned performances by local artists and guest ensembles.
Taed B. V. engineer and fireman were injured in a tank fire incident. The event occurred at an unspecified location with rescuers responding promptly to contain the blaze and treat the wounded.
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In a contested matchup, Williams defeats Jones and Johnsons on the court with a narrow margin. The result impacts standings as Williams secures a key victory over the rival trio.
The Methodist congregation plans construction of a church with projected expense near ten thousand dollars. Local officials approve the project and expect completion within the year.
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In a local veterans observance, school cadets were asked to drill as part of a parade program. Officials emphasized respect for veterans and the value of disciplined youth, with participation expected from multiple area schools.
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