The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-20
Six Splendid Attractions Scheduled
to Come to Chickasha During
Present Season Under
Auspices Of 0. c. W.
SERIES TO START
NEXT FRI. EVENING
De Koven Male Qusrtette Gives
Opening Number; Ofnring Pro.
gram Of Great Variety; All
High Class Entertainers

Announcement was made today thai
all arrangements have been completed
for high-class lyceum course to be
given at the college during the coming
season, the first attraction to appear
next Friday evening. Six splendid
entertainments are comprised in the
series, all supplied by the Dixie
Lyceum Bureau of Dallas. the advance
representative of which, /. M. Hol
comb. has been here several DAYS.
1t is stated that the purposes of the
course are bringing to Chickasha tai
ent whose work will be uplifting edu
.cative and entertaining, and also to
raise money with which to buy cur
tains and scenery for the stage of the
college auditorium. Season tickets are
on sale at about half the price of COM
bined single admissions. The DeKoven
quartet is to give the opening number.
Following is a condensed character
ization of each of the various attrac-
tions composing the course;
DoKoven Male Quaret-Vocal quar-
tets and solos, brass duets and trios
with piano accompaniment, readings,
one-act farce and water color painting.
Their songs include the. old-time favor
ties. A program of great variety.
The Riheldaffer-Skibinsky Com
pany-Three people. Madame Rihel-
daffer is one of Americas greatest
lyric sopranos. Has been soloist for
Thomas orchestra, was soloist at the
Liszt Centennial in Carnegie hall,
Pittsburgh, where her ovation was
tremendous. She reaches the hidden
depth of the human heart as few sing
ers. She sings every note that
Tetrazini sings.
Alexander Won Skibinsky, noted
Russian violinist, whose genius COM
pares favorably with that of Wieniaw-
ski and Sarosate. He has a recoro
breaking tour in America and is
highly endorsed by Dr. Karl Muck. He
has appeared before the Royalties OF
the German court at Potsdam.
Clarence J. Velie, one of the noted
pianists and accompanies of the
country is member of the party.
The Wilbur Starr Musical Company
One of the standard musical attrac-
tions of the country. Old songs with
the cello, baritone, singer pianist and
character interpreter and crayon ar
tist.
Judge George d. Alden of the su-
preme court of Massachusetts, is the
eighth generation from John Alden
and Priscilla in the "Courtship OF
Miles Standish." His father is a
cousin of Longfellow. He is one OF
Americas most brilliant platform ore-
tors. DR.. Gunsaulus says of him: HE
is a valuable and necessary factor in
making our American life and thought
what it ought to be-"
Albert Edward Wiggam, the apostle
of efficiency, lectures on eugenics.
He is the recognized leader in this
great movement. No mother of Chick
asha nor no young man or woman
should fail to hear him. "Eugenics
does not take the romance out of love.
1t keeps the romance forever in lovel
1t is the new hope of the unborn"
Moron Olsen is said to be one Of the
most finished artists ever sent out OF
the Leland Powers school of oratory
Boston. Leland Powers, master of en-
tertainers, says of him: you need
not fear to put him before the most
exacting audiences, he never fails.