The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-09-28

OCTOBER 2S, vAssAR GIRLS
This is a--good clean musical event
OF superior quality, free from any
suspicion OF coarseness or cheapness
They play Wagner, grand opera, or
selections from the latest musical
comedies, The company includes;
A sextette of saxophones, a septette
OF brass instruments, comets and from
bones, a septette Of wood wind instru'
ments; flute, clarinets. oboe and
bassoon, a quartette OF clarinets cor
responding to tenor, soprano alto and
bass Of the human voice, quartette OF
wind instruments: flute, clarinet, oboe
and basoon, such as is used by symphony
orchestras, trios and duets in various
combinations of instruments, instru.
mental solos on flute, clarinet from
bones, saxophone, oboe, bassoon. Vocal
soloist, Miss Olive Greatrex.
DECEMBER 2, BYRoN-C. PIATT.
1.-THE Mass against the Man" This
is a sane but searching inquiry into the
social unrest of our time, with its
bearing upon the industrial problem.
The lecture has the Endorsement OF
Upton Sinclair, author of the Jungle. !"
DIR. Piatt will ask and answer questions
like tie following;
What the social question is and what
has produced IL.
Is the mass crushing the man or the
man the mass?
Is Kipling any more Of social
necessity than the garbage man?
Shall we use men to make money or
money to make men?
Will the civilization of the future be
competitive or cooperative?
FEBRUARY q, THE CENTRAL GRAND
CONCERT COMPANY.
In banding together the notable
artists who compose the Central Grand
Company we are inclined to felicitate
ourselves on the achievement OF great
triumph. -Four such imposing figures
are not often assembled In one company.
Macmillan Dick, on whom high
honors have been showered by the
musical centers Of Europe, stands un-
rivaled among American violinists.
Miss Edith Adams has won for herself
the distinction Of being one OF the most
artistic and brilliant woman cellists of
the age. Miss Louise Merrill with her
wonderful mezzo soprano voice, already
ranks with the greatest singers OF
America, with the best achievements OF
her life before her. Adolph Knauer Is
q master OF the piano whose per-
formances hold his auditors spell.bound
with amszement and delight. Alto
gether the material OF which the
Central Grand Company is maze up is
sufficient to insure it grand ovation
wherever it appears. Every one OF the
artists Is great sOloist, but while solo
numbers will be included in every
program special feature of each will
be the concerted numbers, in which the
full strength OF the company will be
engaged.
MARCH 8, CAROLINA JUBILEE SINGERS.
The original Carolinian Jubilee
Singers Is one OF the Oldest Jubilee COM
panies In existence. 1t was originally
organized 10 1882 and reorganized In
1891. The musicians now In the
company have sung together for eleven
consecutive years and 10 that time have
given over twenty -four hundred concerts
Each member Of the company is a
splendid musician and worthy member
OF society, each proud Of his untarnish-
ed name. They have repertoire Of
over three hundred songs and give
program Of unusual variety, including
solos, quartettes, old plantation songs,
negro melodies, and great variety of
the old fashioned jubilee songs.
MARCH 20, LINCOLN MCCONNELL.
In 1.-THE Blue Coat VS.. The Red Flagn
or "The cause and cure of lawlessness."
Lincoln Mcconnell is a man with a
mission on earth, and that to make it
brighter, better. happier. He is our
optimist by birth, breeding and instinct.
He believes In God and he believes in
man, and he has way OF making others
share his faith. II you want to ieel
glad you are living and have share in
the battles Of life, then hear Mcconnell.
Tickets good for the entire course
will be sold at the usual price, s1.O
Reserved seats, ten cents additional for
each entertainment. Pupils of the
public school will be offered ticket at
SO cents. The reserved seats will be on
sale Of Stokes Drug Store Eve or six
LAYS before each Eumber Of the course.