The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-15
Opera House.

ia'ge huulence greeted the Boston
Ideal Banjo, Mandolin, and Guitar Club
at the opera houss, Monday evening, the
18th inst. Every number was highly ap-
preciated as the hearty applause and the
repeated encores, eight in number, fully
indicated, and the club displayed the ut
most skill In handling their instruments.
Inc disappointments we have met with
in the first part Of the Lecture Course was
certainly counter balanced by Monday
evenings effort.
The next entertainment will be given
at the opera house on Monday evening,
Jan. 20, 90, by Hon. Samuel Phelps
Leland. His lecture on "World Making"
is something no one can afford 10 miss, as
the following press notices will convince:
From d. A. SINCLAIR, Sec'y Y. NJ. G. A.,
Dayton, Ohio:
"Tbe lecture Of Samuel Phelps Leland
was one Of the best ever given under our
ausnices. For solid information, given
In most interesting style, 1t was
superior to any lecture we have ever had
here Many of our people have thanked
the committee for giving them the oppor-
tunity Of hearing him"
From T. G. REYNOLDS, Chairman OF Y. NJ
c. A., Akron, o..
"Mr. Leland can refer to Akron when
ever and wherever good word from here
will help him. 1t can be given heartily
and In entire truth. His lecture greatly
pleased our people.
From o. N. HARrsHoRN, IL. D., Pres. OF
Mt. Union COL, O.:
Hon. Samuel P. Leland gave his lecture
on"World Making" in our college lecture
course Asto both matter and manner
OF delivery, this lecture has not been sur
passed, II ever equaled, by any of the many
distinguished lecturers coming to us each
year IL commando the closet attention
and deepest interest Of all thoughtful peo-
I pie. ! have been personally acquainted
with Mr.. Leland for twenty-five years, and
know him to be Christian gentlemen, a
thorough scholar an eloquent speaker
and entirely reliable in all things"
From the Canton (o) Daily Repository:
Twelve hundred people sat in the
Tabernacle, Monday evening, and listened
to lecture by Hon. Samuel Phelps Le-
land, upon "World Making" Mr. Leland
lisa large man, Of commading presence,
and at times becomes powerfully eloquent
10 the treatment of his subject His style
Is discursive, but vet he is always inter-
esting, and flashes Of humor comes so un-
expectedly that they are doubly en-.
joyable."
From the Dayton (o) Daily Herald:
"A cultured and Intelligent audience
assembled last evening at Association
Hall and listened with rapt attention fol-
over two hours TO the Hon. s. p. Leland
In his lecture on "World Making" L
was an intellectual tieat to all present
the talk being stripped Of all technical
scientific terms, and reduced TO simple
ity that was eloquent His description O
Vesuyius during an eruption was grand
and was loudly encored, while his pre-
sentation of some Of the scientific fact.
In connection with the earth's history
and lis place ana being in the heavens
caused almost an involuntary start CT sui
prise. Taken all in all, II was at once the
most interesting, instructive and enter
tanning lecture given by the Star Course
| In order to give everyone an oppor
tunity Of hearing such an instructive
lecture, the committee have arranged fol
the following special prices; Orch. cir
Gle. reserved, 35c; three first rows IN
Parq., reserved. 25c. Parq., un-reserved
l5c.; Balcony, first three rows reserved
s5c.; Balcony, unreserved. 1Sc,; Gallery
10c.