Lyceum season of 1915 16 features announced schedule
The Lyceum course for the 1915 16 season lists attractions with educational moral and religious messages. Featured acts include a white child a known captive a captured savage and an escaped prisoner among others and Taehan is praised by the Philadelphia Times as presenting one of the most romantic stories imaginable.
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Cus
Caled Diemerter
Salvation Army
Taehan
Philadelphia Times
Tahan
Joseph K. Griffin
Joseph E. Griffis
Lyceum
Gey
Zenola Maclaren
Chautauqua
Miss MacLaren
Noted Lecturers and American Girl Themed Entertainment
Thomas Brooks Fletcher enters his tenth year as a prominent American lecturer after substituting for Senator Dolliver and visiting Findlay. The program features American Girl themed music and drama with Miss Zenda MacLaren and the Srolessi Bohemian Orchestra led by Robert Dolessi and Signor Bartolotta.
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Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Findlay, O
Srolessi
Robert Dolessi
Signor
Giuseppe Bartolotta
Bartolotti
England
Washington Memories of Lincoln Conspiracy and Sickles Trial
The author reflects on historic Washington houses and figures noting Sickles key trial details and Stanton's defense. He recalls Decatur Colfax and Hearst as past occupants of the Home Club, and mentions Lincoln sightings and Booth related sites around the Pension Office and Judiciary Square.
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William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Lane
Home Club
Commodore Stephen Decatur
Postmaster Dennison
Ohio
Schuyler Colfax
Stephen Dorsey
Elihu Root
William Randolph Hearst
Sickles
Key
Pension Bureau
Judiciary Square
Brady
New York
Henry M. Stanton
Stanton
Court of Justice
Spain
Gar
Arlington Cemetery
Gettysburg
Brooklyn
New York World
Daugher
Washington
Sickies
Stikles
10Th Street
Lincoln
Booth
Surratt
FI Street
Pension Ofice
Pigyt
American Quartet and Clayton Conrad Offer Budget Program
The American Quartet and Clayton Conrad present a one hour forty minute program blending vocal and instrumental music with cartoons. Three quartet members perform on violin cello and piano to accompany Conrad’s drawings and reminiscences, highlighting the curator’s life and works.
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Clayton Conrad
Lyceum
Titolin
Ami
Fie
Mx. Coared
Fic
Cartoonist Conrad Highlights Colorful Evening Performance
Conrad presents original color cartoons using two easels with croppings and rapid results. The quartet features J. M. Sawyer as first tenor, Clayton Conrad as second tenor and flutist, Paul Fairchild as baritone and cellist, and L. B. Gu bert as bass, violinist and reader.
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Thie
Coloor
Conrad
J. M. Sawyer
Clayton Conrad
Paul Fairchild
L. B Gubert
Parable and Faith Sermons Highlight Church Week
The church's morning sermon titled The Parable of the Wash Boiler and an evening talk Sense of Faith are announced. Gideon Friday meeting was a success with donations for 70 Bibles to be placed in Marshall hotels. Wednesday union prayer service drew a large crowd and invites all to attend evening services. Sunday enrollment rose from 94 to 105 last week. Pastor Goire invites continued attendance.
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Marshall
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