The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-31
PROGRAM OF Y. N. c. A.
WINTER STAR COURSE
Several Important Entertain
ers Engaged
READING BY JACOB A. RllS
Marc, Musician and Magician-Ernest
Gamble Recital Company. Hop
kinson Smith.
READING BY JACOB A. Rlls

RnSon Smith.
The star course Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, which was con
Quoted with such signal success last
season, has been arranged for the com
ing season on q still larger scale IN
stead Of eight entertainments there viii
be ten this year. The series will be
given, as usual, in the First CopgTega-
tionaI Church
The opening Of the course will be on
November q Course tickets are al
ready on sale at the Y. N. c. \ and also
at Smiths agency in Sanders & Stay
mans. An attractive portfolio Of the
course has Just been issued. giving the
various items of information. Copies
may be obtained without cost by writing
or telephoning the association Office Il
is announced that the sale Of reserved
seats viii begin IT Smiths agency, 1927
+ Street. on November il
Features Of the Course.
The dates and companies are as fol
lows.
During's Swedish Ladies Quintette,
November "a This is the first American
tour OF this company. which is generally
declared TO be the finest vocal Quiatette
in Europe The members sing in both
English and their native tongue Expert
musical critics who have head them sing
agree that few foreign companies have
come 10 America in recent years which
have created such a favorable impression
as this company They are very we'll
known Throughout all Europe, having
sung in royal circles in most Of the Eu-
ropean countries
Marc, the versatile entertainer. who
comes December 3, is not only q mus
stefan and artist OF rare talent, but
stands in the very front rank as a ma
gician- The association has had many
magicians of great ability among its en-
tertainers from time TO time. but the
price which it pays Naro is five times
as great as that of any of the others.
Nj. Riis on "Tlle Sums"
Jacob a R:is. December Is Mr. Riia
is no DOUBT the best Known public lee
turer of this country He viii give his
noted address on ''The Battle With the
Sums" The mere announcement OF hi:
coming viii be sumeierein itself TO FL
any hall in the city Probably no sin.
gle number OF the c3urse will be more
popular. and the seats are sure TO BE-
in great demand
The Ernest Gambia Recital Company
January s. NJ Gamble has the reputa-
ton of being one of the most popular
concert singers on the lyceum platform
He has magnificent bass voice and {
magnetic personality. The other mem
bers of the company are Frederick 3
Morley. the great Australian pianst, an,
Miss Ednah L Dow, solo violinist.
VIII Read Monsieur Beaueaire."
Leland T. Powers wiz make his sec
ond appearance in the star course ol
January is. He viii present this yea
Booth Tarkington's popular story, Mon
sieur Beauee re-" This win be a vel
come armour cement 10 all patrons o
last years course. with whom Mr.. Pow
ers was YER, popular.
The famcu as Almondbury Hand Bel
Ringers, January 80. This company
with It's in epeai OF 1e2 bells. is tn
champion company of England, the Ian
where expert belI-ringers abound. I
made tour last year under the sam
bureau management, md the demand 70
its return was so great that it viii b
brought again from England.
The Rogers-Grilley recital. FebruaT
g This combination consists OF Charlie
7. CrilIey. who ranks among the bes
entertainers. and Van Veachton Rogers
the accomplished barpist. The bes
courses Of the country generally ar
pleased 10 secure an engagement 70
Rogers and Grilley to appear befor
their audiences
The Boston Ladies' symphony Orches
ira. February %. This is sure 10 b
one OF the most popular members of tn
course The company has been organ
lied for several years. and there ar
not dates enough at its disposal to f
the demand upon its time. II gives
superb program. combining the best {
popular music with many selections {
z high-grade-
2. Hopkinson Smith viii give an even
ing OF readings from his own works 0
March 6 MI Smith is known as one {
the very few authors who can read frol
his owD works acceptsbly. The char
OF his public recitaIs, Immediately win
his audiences
the closing number Of the course wi
be given BY the Redpath Grand Concel
Company. on March q The compan
consists Of Dr. Carl z. Du1t. basso; D
Ioa Jackson. tenor; Miss BESSIE BonsaI
cgntralto. and Miss Anita Rio. sopTant
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