Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-05
LAURANT APPEARS
IN TULSA TONIGHT
Spectacular Lyceum Num-
Der at Convention Hall
at S:45 p. NJ.
BOZ SCOUTS GOING.


All boy scouts are REQUESTED to
report 1T the Y, NJ, c.. A. building
tonight at 1880 o'clock. Scouts
who go as troops to the Lyceum
attraction in convention hall this
evening will be admitted for .
cents each, n for that reason
they are urged to assemble at the
"Y" building at the hour named.
The people of Tulsa are waiting i'm
patiently for the third number of the
Community Lyceum course which is
to be presented at convention hall to-
night. II will be an embodiment of
the ]grandest scenery, the most eX-
Collent music and the most uneXplain-
able feats of magic ever witnessed by
q Tulsa audience. Eugene Laurant,
the man Of many mysteries. who has
peTplcXed other magiCians with his
wonderful performances, has in store
the best of his productions for the
Tulsa people who will be enabled to
hear him for a very nominal price by
virtue of his coming with the Redpath
LyCeum bureaus list of attractions.
Laurant has with him musicians Of
his selection, capable of furnish
ing the best and most applicable
music to his line of work and class
of entertainment. The Redpath people
have asked him no questions about
the cost when they granted him the
privilege of making his stage setting
what he wanted it to be. lie is the
king Of his calling and is today stag
ing "a show which he has planned to
put on for many years. The best mo-
ments of Laurant's thinking time have
been devoted to this great success and
the best products of his private labO-
ratory workshop are all centercd
on the one magical musical fantasia,
booked for Tulsa tonight at S:35.
o'clock, an hour that will not conflict
with the union REVEALS.
Appeals TO All.
\ passion for the mysterious and
intangible Is common to all humanity
and has been through all history. The
mysterious actions and words Of the
ancient so]othsayers were very effec-
tive TO enshroud their persons in gloom
and win for them the esteem ana even
fear Of their fellow man. In this en-
lightened age, the fear and awe ac-
~Companying the magician has gone,
but the worker of mystery has lost
nothing in interest and curiosity of
the people. The modern magician
does not try to insinuate that he is
endowed with some extraordinary SUI
per%natural power. but simply demon
strate their superior skill and knowl-
edge Of things obscure. for the enter
tainment of their admirers.
Had Eugene Laurant CHANGED to live
I'm the right era of the world he, in
all probability, would have been the
Oracle of Apollo, for today he Is the
supreme authority on things mystic.
Twenty years z Iaurant graduated
under Herman Keller. the then great
est magician, but like Plato, he proved
his superiority to his teacher after a
few years Of active work at his chosen
vocation.
Wonderful Fcats.
Nobody car afford to miss seeing
LaUiant take the little clown out Of
Pandora's box and make the girl float
about in the air in a hypnotic sleep.
Laurant is the modern American man
Of mystery, and tonight in convention
hall is the chance of many years TO see
him in his best production with his
best helpers. There are ten numbers
in the lyceum course after Laurant
and n great saving can still be made
by purchasing a season ticket to the
course.