The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-08-10
LYCEUN COURSE
THE ATTRACTIONS THAT WILL
BE OFFERED WILL BE

u
Will Be Seen by the List Pub
lished Below.
We publish below list of the at
fractions that will be offered in the
Lyceum Course this winter. Mr. j..
M. O'Dowd, manager of the Majes-
tic Company, is now ready to furnish
the tickets, which will be sold at
81 for double or $3.50 for single
season tickets. The attractions are
all fine. See list published below:
Floyd Featherstone.
Mr.. Featherstone, with his assis-
tant, presents musical, novel and
humorous entertainment which for
originality, variety and real enjoy
ment, has no equal. He gives full
evenings entertainment and his
programs from beginning to end are
filled with surprises and the audi
ence is kept anticipating something
new, original and out Of the ordi-
nary.
Cayeny & Company.
J. Franklin Caveny, the famous
cartoonist, clay modeler and imper-
sonater, is too well known to need
any introduction. Mr.. Caveny has
not been content with the fame al
ready won but is adding to his rep
utation by introducing to the lyce-
um public his great protean novelty
of 'Dr. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde He
impersonates five characters from
the book, making the transitions
so rapidly that the costumed chang
es seem instantaneous. Another
and extremely popular portion of the
performance is the vocal perform
ance of Marie M. Caveny. This
young woman has an expressive So
prano voice of great range and beau
ty.
Neil Litchfield Trio.
Laughter, as an emotion, is as
hygenic as water and light. The
mission of the Neil Litchfield Trio is
to make people healthful and happy
by making them laugh. While pri-
marily humorist, Mr.. Litchfield al
so recites his selections running
from the highly dramatic to the
intensely humorous and pathetic.
Mrs. Litchfeld, who has had years
of experience on the platform as an
entertainer and violinist, is close
second of her husband. Miss Abb
bic Litchfield ably presides at the
piano, and gives a true-to-life per-
SOM alton of Amanda Green, in the
closing comedy. The latter half Of
the entertainment is the special fea-
ture, Down at Brook Farm" This
rural comedy is clean and refined
in character and, without doubt, Is
the funniest comedy on the Lyceum
platform today.
Bruce Amsbary, Lecturer.
"Here comes the bearer Of sto-
ry." Mr.. Armsbary's work is de-
light as is attested by years Of grow
ing popularity in the Lyceum world.
Himself a poet and contributor to
the leading magazines, and author
of a successful book Of French Ca
madam verses, audiences may expect
in his a novel, entertaining and in
structive number in their course.
The Floyds, Magicians.
They have arranged program for
this season consisting Of tricks and
illusions that surpass anything here
tofore achieved in the field of mod
ern magic. The mind reading, or
second-sight act, by Mohala, is a.
unique feature, being unlike any
think of it's class, an exhibition
which not only affords amusement
but at which scientific minds mar
vel. 1t is a gift, and successful imi-
tation Of her work Is impossible.
Mr.. Floyd is constantly at work up
on some new and wonderful mys-
terry, and so startling are some of
the effects, and SO nearly perfect his
art that he has but to command the
most unheard things to happen and
they transpire.