The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
EPwORTh LEAGUE
LECTURE COURSE
GOOD ENTERTAINERS COMING
Ss0s' speakers and Musical Artists
Have Been Engaged

The final lineup of the cres,ov
Epwortl League lecture course is n.
doubt one OF the most exnens,nn 20 no
uu.~us anu up-to-date courses that
ms 1vei Deeh offered to the people
o! tn,s Si'y, ana for the small sum
OF WV you have an opportunity
10 near hFe productions, comprising
the highest class of music, art, liter
ature. oratory and in fact everything
that tends to build up and enlighten
the American people.
Tne hrSt number will be given
Novemher hy the New ZealaEders''
who VIII present in song. story and
picture charming and realistic re-
cital. Illustrating the rise from can
ntballsin To culture. They are real
New AeaianderS and with their prim-
itlve costumes, curios, ceremonies
and humorous character sketches,
Will compel the utmost enthusiasm.
Ihe second number. December 20.
Lee Francis Lybarger, the lecture
orator, Will give the lecture, How
to BE fanpv,' and was spoken of by
Prof. W. ~ Liggett, department of
oratory OHIO Northern University.
as follows Mr.. Lybarger has the
ability TO present abstract thought
In as attractive a manner as any man
we have ever heard" The I.yceum
bureau said: "If you are unable
to secure Bryan, then engage Mr.. Iy-
barger and we will vouch for the
results
The third number. The Central
Grand Concert Company" composed
of four o.. the greatest musical ar
fists on he stage today, vii! he given
January g. 1910. Maximllian Dick
the violnist, on whom high honors
have been showered by the musical
centers OF Europe, stands unrivaled
among American violinists Mr..
Dicks genius has been recognized
in London, Paris, Leipsig, Dresden
and many other important cities OF
Eurone His tremen loas successes
both In Europe and America have
made him the talk of the world. His
German admirers did him the high
honor Of appointing him concert
meister of the Philharmonic orches-
ira of Leipsig. Miss Edith Adams
to whom the severest opponent OF
women yiOloncellists must low down
a pupil of Robert Hausman of Ber-
lin, and who WAS the protege of Helm
rien Kiefer of Munich. and Miss Mar
gerry Knowles, contralto, who recent
ly returned from abroad, who Is one
of the most attractive and pleasing
soloists of the age, and Adaulpf
Knauer, pianist. who is techniciar
of the first order will complete thu
strongest musical company that ha
ever been offered the. Greeley people
The fourth number Edward P
Elliott, April s, 1910. will give tn
MAN OF the Hour. the play of tn
moment. the tale of here and now
MIR. Elliott inaugurates his nine
teenth year in his art OF enactin
stories from the stage. A super
preservation of the great play whic
has had such phenomenal success
And last but not least comes Thon
as E. Green. April 2s, 1910. wit
his lecture, "The Key to the got
Century" and who is foremos
leader in civic reforms, chaplain
four great national political CONVEX
tions, fitted in college, universlt
and seminary, and who will no dout
fulfill the expectations of the mos
| lofty
Price for season ticket. $500. Sl'
gle Omission so cents. Tickets Q
sale at Woods Music store. VIII !.
given in the First Methodist churc'