Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30
entertainment Course.

The citizens Of Ironton and
vicinity are to be congratulated
upon the splendid entertainment
course which has been secured for
the season of t909-t910. The fol-
lowing citizens formed a commit
tee to secure a first class lecture
course for this winter: Mesdames
NJ. J. Francis and L. j. Woodside;
Misses Reagan, Celia Martin, Belle
Mufley and Lottie L. Prince;
Messrs. G.. w. Farrar, Fuller
Swift, B. B. Reagan, Adrain Steel,
S. p. Ringo, II. A. Vance, B. N.
Brown, j. W. Tins, P. P. Rosen-
treter, Mann Ringo, /. G. Whit
worth, Jr., N. Stitt, E. l.. Spiller,
f. P. AXE, G.. p. Damron, j. A.
Reyburn, w. j. Smith, F. w.
T~rauernicht, F. Mullin, L. Cook,
J. A. Newman, Nj. Calvert, r. 7.
White, j. Grandhomme, G.. w.
Kanouse and w. T.. Gay.
This committee is not organized
that money may be made from
the sale of the tickets for this
course. The public spirited in
our community realize the ad-
yantages of just such entertain
ments as viii be presented here by
these different artists this winter.
Therefore a hearty cooperation
OF the community with the COM
mittee for the success Of this en-
tertainment course is desired.
In this course will appear on
October Both, "The Virginia
WarbIers,' a company of six per-
sons. Notable in the company is
Nolan T. Washington, tenor, and
Americas greatest bird imitator.
His imitation of different birds is
pronounced perfect. He has often
been called the "human mocking-
bird"
On November 30th, Cameron G..
Marshall, assisted by Master Virro
B. Anderson, will present a pro-
gramme of both instrumental and
vocal music. MIR. Marshall sis a
Baritone of marked ability as he
is a harpist also. Master Ander-
son is a phenomenal boy pianist.
Their Evening, Something Diff
ferent," promises to be both in
structive and entertaining.
On January 10th, Gideon Carl,
the famous impersonator, will en-
terrain, amuse and delight his
audience here. Mr.. Carl has *
ceptional ability in his special
line of work. His voice is splen-
did, his acting is natural and his
presentation of character true.
His versatility is unsurpassed. He
really e~ntertains throughout the
evening. On January Goth, DR..
Charles Calvert Ellis, Professor of
English Literature in Juniata Col
lege, will deliver here n of his
famous lectures. DR., Ellis, al
though a young man, has had ex-
tended experience in the lecture
world having lectured before he
was seventeen. 1t is said he has
more power than most lecturers,
he is a singularly earnest man,
his fund of illustration is wonder"
full and intensely interesting, the
influence he exerts is refreshing,
wholesome and lasting.
The final entertainment will be
given by the Columbian Trio on
February 7th. This company is
now in its sixteenth season. The
members of this company have
given more than $500 concerts in
Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York,
West Virginia, Maryland, Illinois
and Indiana. The Columbian
Trio Concert Company is a trio of
finely blended voices and their
repertoire embraces over three
hundred vocal and instrumental
selections.
Thus the lecture course promises
much of in~terestand entertainment
for this winter.
Tickets for the course will be on
sale at once, Season ticket for
five entertainments, $3.50. Single
admission, SOC each.