The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-10-25
High School Lecture Course.

High School Lecture Course.
All arrangements for the High
School lecture course have been com
pleted and the people of Reynoldsville
have rich treat in store for them this
coming winter. II is reasonably ex-
pected that the coming attractions will
prove the most instructive and enter
tanning Of any single course held in our
town. The course consists of five num-
bers and its chief merit is that every
number is Of high standard and not
that some poor attractions are brought
TO support one or two star numbers. II
Is assured that any two numbers are
well worth the price OF the course. The
attractions have variety as we'll as
worth and will include a prominent
musical company, three lecturers, who
are among the very best the lecture
bureaus have to offer, and popular en-
tertainer who stands highest in his pro-
fession. These attractions were secured
at rate within our means only by
waiting until very late in the season
and taking open dates. The numbers
are selected to give the highest worth
and entertainment possible to all pa
irons. However the prices will remain
the same as in previous years.
Tho flavaIanl + nltAa' n,nLn.t,a -
first lumber, has won high praise
wherever they have appeared. Their
success has been unusual and their ef-
forts have been received with enthus-
iastic appreciation by large and critical
audiences in our leading cities.
The second number OF the course will
be lecture by DR.. Edward Burton Nc
Dowell called panama in Picture and
Prose" and illustrated by moving pic
tures. This is most up-to-date lecture.
Panama and her canal has had very
romantic history. 1t is romance OF
squandered millions and OF corruption
which tells like fiction. This subject
is OF vital interest to all Americans
whose nation is to-day turning this
fiction into fact DR.. Mcdowell is a
noted lecturer, traveller and correspond
ent and his lecture will be exceedingly
interesting.
In the lecture field there is none more
popular and successful than DR.. A. A.
Willis, known as "The Apostle OF
Sunshine" and as "The. Platform IS
GrandsOld Man" For half century
he has been in the front rank Of orators
and lecturers and has received the most
flattering praise and receptions Of any
lecturer before the public to-day. We
are fortunate in his being brought to
Reynoldsville.
The entertainment number Of the
course will be Marc, "the prince OF
magic. His mysterious, wi2ard-like
doings have astounded and delighted
the most skeptical and critical aud.
fences throughout the country. Lecture
course managers have hailed him as
the most pleasing and thoroughly en-.
tertaining number they had booked for
their course. Marc has national rep.
utation and is one of the highest priced
attractions the lecture bureaus present
The last number on the course will be
lecture by the author, orator, travel.
er, DIR, John Merritle Driver. Dr.
Driver is pastor Of the Peoples Church
Of Chicago. He is prominent as q
scholar, having studied in Boston, Leip
sic and Rome. AS an author he has at.
tanned high achievement in his books
"a Romance of Italy and America" ant
purple Peaks Remote. Vast audience;
throng McVicker's theatre every Sun
day morning, in the heart OF Chicago, tC
hear him discuss the foremost problem:
Of the day. He can interest and in
struct any audience.
The schools, in presenting the above
array of talent at so small price be
lieve they deserve the patronage ant
support Of everyone. The tickets are
ow on sale at Stoke g. Feicht Drug Co
store. The first number appears
November first. You can i'll afford Il
miss this course.
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