The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-17
LYCfUM COURSE
WILL BEGIN SOON
SECRETARY BEHRmAN OF Y, NJ
c. a. MAKES ANNOUNCE
MEkT,
BOB TAYLOR IS COMING BACK
First Production VIII he Hungarian
Court Orchestra Which viii be
Heard Here Evening Of
Oct. ..

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made announcement OF it's entertain
mont course for the seasons OF 1904
and 1905. Although season tickets
have ben pledged In considerable
number for some time yesterday
they went ON sale regularly, They
may be purchased NJ the Office oil H.
G. Herman, general secretary OF the
association here. or at SaZhr's o
store. The cost % the tickets ioT
the series OF ten entertainments II
81 for adults and 81 for children
Members OF the association are made
n rate of $3.50. The tickets to any
one entertainment. II purchased JUST
prIor TO the same. will he 40 cents
and 81. The purchase Of n season
ticket entities the holder la see each
production for about 20 cents
ENTERTAINING Course.
II AZ believed by Secretary Benz
man that a very attractive and w
structlve course has been arranged
The entertainments have been DOCK
ed through the Rice Lyceum Bureau
of Nashville, Tenn. the concern
which nearly all the Y. NJ. G. AS ol
the South use for securing atlrac'
lions. AS a rule all Of the attractions
are good and il Is thought the series
for this season in Beaumont are es'
nocialIy fine. The following are the
titles OF the entertainments mat VIII
be presented, beginning October !
and ending April Z:
October 3.-Hungarian Court Or
chestra.
Denote, lecturer.
November 1l.-WcSleyah Maic
Quartet. u,
company.
January 11.-Thos. McClary. HUI
morist.
February IL. Franklin Caveny'
Cartoonist.
Feburay 15.-Hawthorne Musical
company.
March 31.-Houston Novelty com
pany, Musical Entertainers.
April 7.-Governor Bob Taylor,
Lecturer.
Date unknown.-Allen G. Hall, HUI
The Hungarians.
An advance notice has the follow
Ing IN say of the Hungarians, tho
first entertainers:
1--WE take great pleasure in an
nouncing this magnificent organiZa-
A., e-o II.~npin fnluinipnG
II is the best in this country. and un-
excelled anywhere. There are many
so-called Hungarian ~orcheStras ana
bands Offering their services to the
public which are HunCarians only in
name, and whose inferior perform
ances have brought discredIt upon
the Justly won fame of the genuine
interpreters of TIE fascinating Hun
garian music. The Royal Hungarian
Court Orchestra Is an organization ot
ten of the most talented musical az
lists of their nativity. from a COM
try noted for a class Of music with its
own exclusive n pecullar charm
Mr.. Matus is the conductor.
The following announcements rc-
garding the course are made bv Sec
rotary Behrman:
The Wesleyans.
The Wesleyan Male Quartette now
enters upon its seventh season or
professional work and its fifth sea
son under the exclusive management
OF the American Lyceum Union.
Doubtless among the youngest OF the
male quartettcs in the concert field,
yet It has won a place that the Union
looks upon with pardonablc pride.
During the past season it has sung
more than two hundred concerts,
and the indications point 10 the com
ing season as n ~ unprccCdcntcl
activity and favor. The distinguish
able work of the uuartcttc is Charac-
terizcd by its brilliant ensemble: it,
faithful Interpretation: its perfect va.
cal blending. The raining ~ each m.
dividual composing the Quartctfc has
been in the best conseryaturics. AMI
IN individual training We can con.
s%cicntiously say 1t Is in an RESPECTS
the best male quartctto ohiaiablc \
well known musician ~ p%cnn-ylya
mia. after hearing the QnariCft",
sums up his impressions D
"For an entertainment that makes
YOU laugh and makes 70 cry. awa'
rms y0ur spiritual emotions and every
generous impulse. Cor tonnes that
touch and ,ihratp every fibre ~ your
being for melodies that 'iyo in mrm
urv and enrich Hnur whole HfD fnr
VOICE that iu their combination ar0
ghr furf. most nDrfacf. most mrlnli.
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