Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-20
PSYCHOLOGICAL
DEMONSTRATORS
ON CIRCUIT
Ellen Van valkenburg to Pass
Through Albuquerque on
March 23rd; Will Not Play
This City.

Tho most marvellous psychological
demonsirator in the world will be in
Albuquerque for a short time on
March 28rd The demonstrators Is
Miss Ellen Van Valkenburg OF New
York city. who Is now travelling over
the Santa Fe reading room circuit.
Miss Van Valkenburg WIN give an en-
fertainment az the reading room IN
Clovis omOrrow night and will appear
In Gallup on the gath. Because the
Beloit Glee club has been booked for
Albuquerque for next Sunday night, u
will not be possible 20 have the
Psychological demonstration In this
city. Psychologists all over the
country have warned Miss Van Val
kenburg against over exerting her
self and consequently she win give
but seven entertainments while on
the Santa Fe system. Miss Van Val
kenburg can reproduce any play she
has seen but once She possessos
almost weird ability. Regarding her
remarkable talent, Miss Van Valksn-
burg has said. They tell me it isn't
memory az all. It's Just my subcOn-
scious mind. It's not the slightest
effort and doesn't tire me, although
sometimes take the parts of ten
people"
Miss van valkenburg is described
by persons who have seen her as be
/ ing a slender. graceful woman, hardly
looking over % years old Psycholog
lists all over the world have talked
with Miss Van Vaikenburg and studied
her, but are unable 10 account for the
fact that she can hear a play, sitting
In theater or behind the scenes
and reproduce II In it's every detail.
II Is 10 be regretted that the Var
lNalkenburg attraction can not play
there, but as Il conflicts with the Be
lott Glee club this Is, OF course, Ou
of the question
Thlrty.six IN Club.
The Beloit college club consists o
36 college boys from Wisconsin. Six
lieen play the mandolin and sixteen
are singers In the grand chorus
Other members of the club do varl
Gus stunts. The personnel is furnish
ted by Superintendent Busser IN order
that friends or relatives may recog
nize them. The personnel follows: y
10 Hubert, Phoenix Williams, w. Il
Nethercnt, +. ID. Pellet, J. r. Murphy
II. j. Rosenthal, NJ. +. Rogers, Wilbu,
RoGdhouse, H. r. Warner, n w. Vol
Ieott, J G Mitchie. ]. T. sleeper, G. II
King, l.. r. Aidrich, J. M Mcclellan
q. A. Wallace. A. w. Ford. Il. H. Mon
son, = r. Kent, J.. II. Riggs, Il. Il
Iiaylett, G. w. Browne, p. n Macum.
Der, H. s. Williams. c. l. Saxby, l. "A
/ krengel, r. Il. Pearsall. e. ]. pearsall
1. w. Ballard, A. ID. Hoy, j. j Martin
r. w. Hamilton, J. A. Miller. u. l.
Musserter Henry c. Nichols. w r.
Crosby, manager
| In his announcement, Superintend.
lent Busscr has the following TO say
about the Wisconsin boys:
The best Introduction can give
these young gentlemen TO our ON
nloyes Is 20 say they hail from wis.
consin, that neloit college is one OF
the magnificent institutions OF the
northwest, and their reputation, as
musicians, among the colleges OF the
land Is Of the highest and best The
order FROM their faculty reads: Books
aside. Music 70 tho front Study the
great west and the Santa Fe. order
from the Santa Re: Come to us. Ride
trains. Study engines. geology, engi
neering and inspire u.s."