Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1903-06-19
PROF. P NJ. PEARSON
JULY 6. 4 AND g.

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july 8, ! AND 8.
Prof. Pearson Is said to,be one OF tn,
most brilliant graduates Of the grea1
Cumnock School Of Oratory. He i
immensely popular In his readings ant
impersonations in the lighter vein o
work but he has scored his creates
success in his Lecture Recitals.
"A Lecture Recital is an illustrated
lecture. With anyone Of his subjects
he briefly outlines the authors lif,
| and character, brightens it with anec
dote and discriminating criticism, AMI
gives readings from the author
works to illustrate his points. Whel
this is done by a master it is sure Ii
be as instructive as it is delightful. \
The following are only q few Of ,
great number OF personal c0mmen
dations and press extracts thai
testify to the high excellence Of Prof
Pears0n's work:
He was immensely popular. Hi
|elocution is natural, and am glad t1
commend him as an artist Of superior
ability. III. G. Jennings, Superintend'
fent Waseca Assembly, Waseca, Mimi.
S Mr.. Pearson captured his audience
at the first and held it. throughout.
His readings, were artistic, and the
selections SO we'll made as to give q
splendid conception Of the genius Of
the author. Mr.. Pearson Is no less ct
home In the field Of literary interpre-
tation than that Of reader. Index,
Evanston, Illinois. ,.. 3s
There is nothing more fascinating
than moving pictures when they are
good and nothing more disappointing
when they are poor. We have tried
to secure the best and from testi-
monials furnished we believe that we
have succeeded. Prot. * line Is not .
novice In this line. He has appeared
at Chautauquas all over the land east
and west and from DEVILS Lake to
Florida. He has q vast variety OF
subjects. Many Of these are scenes OF
recent events but the. ones Of special
interest will be the Sublime Passion
Play and the NICK Kinley Pictures. OF
the former Mr.. Kline says: AS we
it, 1t consists Of 81 films from
"A to /, 400 feet In length, giving in
motion Of life the tableaux and pro
cessions Of the Sublime Passion Play,
as given at Oberammergau, in the
Alps, In 1900; its greatest,
completest presentation, and attended
three times a week, from May to Sep
BY audiences Of 1000 people,
from every part Of the world. This
presentation puts before you, just as
they saw 1t at the cost of thousands
Of miles Of travel over land and sea,
just exactly what they saw; the cast
including Christ, His disciples, PLATE,
Herod, all the ancient characters con-
cerned, and 500 Roman soldiers and
civilians. No theatre on earth can
with the vividness of this
soul thrilling drama; no history can
place before you or your family this
story upon which is foun-
ded the religion in which we live and
shall die, in so perfect, impressive
Instructive a manner as we do by
means of these wonderful, unapproach-
able pictures.
The NICK Kinleyspictures present the
naval, military, and civic
pageant in the history Of the nations.
Site Of the camera, foot Of PEN
nsylvania avenue, inside the lines.
This film takes IS minutes to run, and
as it was made in the rain the effect
is indescribable. There lis nothing
else like il. q
Hotel Chautauqua, DeFnniak,
Florida. March %, 1902 -Mr. Isaac
Kline has given the Florida Chau.
tapqua two superb weeks Of his
famous pictures, including the Sub
lime Passion Play''and the :'L LastD Days
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