Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-28
To Be Opened Saturday Evening
Nov. 20, by Hon. Champ Clark
Of Missouri,
FIVE ENTERTA| N NJ EN- rs
Season Ticket Sl.00-R Reserved Seat Sales Open
Monday, Nov. IS, and Wednesday, Feb. 1st.

The opening date of the Lecture
Course for the season of 1909-lal0 has
been arranged for November Goth.
Tickes will be placed on sale at the
low price of 100 for the entire five
entertainments with an additional
charge of ten ceEts for reserved seats
for each entertainment, The course
opens with lecture by Hon. Champ
Clark, of Missouri. the recognized
leader of the minority in the house of
Representatives at Washington. AS
debater. he takes front rank and as a
public lecturer, he has achieved
unprecedented success and enjoys an
increasing prestige throughout the
United States. Our citizens will not
be slow in availing themselves of the
opportunity of hearing Mr. Clark.
The second number on the course is
a musical In speaking of this enter
tainment the -Slavton bureau
saws: We take unusual pleasure in
presenting a company of four artists.
every member having been star
within the past few seasons, and every
member strong enough to give full
evenings recital therefore we have no
name for the company We are willing
that the public shall hear the best
company that we have been able to
organize and name it for themselves. F"
The third number on the course is
furnished by THE College Singing
Girls and Walter Ecces" who have
proved to he one of the greatest sue
cesses of the lyceum The eight Young
ladies of the company are unusually
talented anu versatile. They are pro-
fessional singers, having good solo
voices. which perfectly blend in the
concerted work. They are of attrac-
tive appearance. and whether seen on
or off the concert platform it is readily
apparent that they are Young women
of culture and refinement. The con-
cert is given with all the dash and en-
thusiasm characteristic of college life.
TIE program is replete with bright
and amusing novelties, including
songs with action. Special costumes
have been provided for each feature
However. the great success has been
due to the ability of the members, to
properly render the best sacred and
operatic numbers written for women s
voices.
February 8. The Rogers-G Grilley
Recitals will furnish an evening of
rare enjoyment. In speaking of this
entertainment the Seattle Star said /:
"Egan's Hall was crowded last night
with people who laughed and cried nv
turns and between times applsuded
he best kind of music of the Rogers
Grilley company. which appeared
under the auspices of the Y. NJ G A.
Every number received an ovation and
the artist smiingly INDUCED the
clamor for more A. Conan Doyle's
best story. IA Straggler of l5." was
given marvellous dramatization by
Mr.. Grilley -
The seasons entertainments will
close March u. with a lecture by
Ernest Harold Baynes on 'Wild
Animals of America. -
The course of entertainments five
in number is one of the best ever
offered our citizens. Tickets will he
placed on sale yet this week, and first
come first served will be the method
adopted. Only the seating capacity
of the house will he sold so il you
want a seasons ticket get busy.