The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-01
A. NJ. Crooko Of The "DaiIy
Express Furnished One.
Five Fine Attractions Secured
The Central Lyceum Bureau
Guarantees to Miss No Dates
"A Musical and Liter.
airy Course.

Mr. Arthur M. Crookp, circula
ton manager OF the Daily and
Weekly Express. has entered into
contract with the Central Lyceum
Bureau Of Rochester New York
whereby be Will give the people
OF Chickasha a splendid lecture
course during the coming winter.
Mr.. CFooke's list Of attractions
are the best ever offered to the
people OF this city; 10 fact they are
the best TO be found anywhere in
the country. They include not
only the most popular lecturers on
the platform, but entertainments
combining music, magic, monologue
ETC., and a comic opera company
Of 25 people. With STAR Of inter
national reputation at ils head.
The course leads of on December
/ with governor Bob Taylor OF
Tennessee IN his famous leisure
untitled ''The Fiddle aud the Bow" "
Therr is no won popular lecturer on
the platform than the genial, jOvial
philosopher who served the south
ern state OF Tennessee two terms
as It's chief executive, and made
for himself host OF friends both
north and south of Mason's and
Dixon slime. A grestmaDy Chick
asha people have long wanted an
opportunity 10 hear this celebrated
man, and they will no doubt take
advantage of this one and greet
him with a crowded house.
The second member in the course
Is a concert by the Boston Star
a company which stands at the
head Of lts class ia the United
States. These people have been
on the platform 80 long that there
Is DO need Of their Introduction.
They give n program which in
cludes male Quartvts, solos, both
instrumental and vocal, intersners-
ed with readings and mon0logue.
The third entertainment viii
occur on January 4, and Is music
al-literaly entertainment By q
.sCarnival Of Entertainers. II
comprises music, moaolOgue, fun,
etc, by a company of competen:
artists uho are past masters In the
art OF fun-makiug.
The Durno company, a o0mbi-
nation OF magicians and prestigia-
tore, I'll the fourth date on Fvbnary
20. While this company is not so
we'll known as the predecessors,
they are up to the samehigh stand
ard OF excellence, and we'll worthy
Of place in the coarse.
The bright particular star Of the
entire seTies, however, is the last
one, which comes the latter part
OF February or the first Of iarcb,
on o date yet TO be set. It is The
Lycenm Opera Gu, a company OF
20 people, who present one entire
act Of an opeTs, together With a
varied program Of musical num-
bers This combination is one OF
the best and most high priced
travelling. and Mr.. Crooke made
a speoial effort 70 secure them.
The price Of season ticket to
this course has been placed at
$3.50. Tickets to single enter
taioments are Sl0o each, and that
is the price yOu would pay to
hear any one of them outside of a
lecture course. Seats viii be placs
ed on sale iasi as soon as Mr.
Crooke eau complete bis dates and
secure the adeerstising literature,
probably within a week or ten
days. Solicitors will make a per
sonai canvass Of the town for the
sale Of sehson tickets, which
should 90 Like bot cakes,