Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-12
OF LYCEUM FEATURES IN
 BISBEE
Citizens Committee Arranges For Celebrated Entertainers
 Who Will Appear in Lee ture Course During Season

tUre Course During Season |
 The Citizens Committee of the Redpathe Lyceum Lecture CourseI has completed arrangements for theI entertainments to be given in Bisbec l during Che season Of 1915-16 This committee represents largely the re- sious and educational institutions of ! the city churches schools Y. M. C.I A., Y. W. C. A. and the WomCns Clubs The representatives of these organizations will engage very soon | in campaign of ticket selling iu or- ! der 10 insure Che financial success of he undCrtakine
 The five attractions that have been | engaged are appearing during the0 omone season in many of the cities of the southwest The course will extend through October. November January. February and March The entertainments will be given in the 1 splendid auditorium Of Che new high ,chool building and any sum that. ! nay be realized above actual eNpens- ss is Co be devoted Co Che work Of
 he Warren District Relief Associa- | ion
 l For music lovers there win be two l plendid concert companies, The Cay- | iliers and The old Home Singers.
 TEe Cavaliers consits ol a troup of seven who will present in costume.
 elections from standard 0ratorios md orers@ Classical and semi-class-
 cal standard songs. complete scenes
 rom grand operas. and ensoros of l 3ld-time iavorites and sketches from l ight operas, give fhe widest possi- -uties for their effective caoruses. 1 eNtettes. mixed and male Quartettes.
 adies trios duets and solos. The lat ter half of the program is an origium ] play oper,tta In costume called , Good queen Bess' It is the puI ipose of this company to picture the lromancc. splendor and humor in the life Of this interesting historical character The costumes worn in the operetta are fashionable in fabric and in drapins after those worn at the court of the Great Queen Elizabeth ? The old Hou1t Singers with their program take us on a journey into
 the days Of yesterday evening of reminiscence. with the happy assc- relation of the past There are five Iyoung artists who in voice and man liner are especially suited to sing and , Ipresent the program. Each is Q sole isl of pleasing quality. capable of
 singing the heart songs.
 The costumins and staging carry Jus in fancy back Co the days of long .ago The men appear in costume oi ltheir prandfathers The girls have ! been rummagina in the attic and en- , ter beautiful in the quaint dresses of that time.
 Among the songs named as 7uE-es , tive are; Sweet GeneWve," "Thc old Cakcn Bucket" Pop Goes Th'
 Weasle." and many sones sung with games such as "Old Dan Tucker" and . King William Was King James Son The old Home Singers please uuiyer
 sally People know SO many of thcil songs and the sinng of them is eE ltremely effective when thus present :, ed and cosumed Hisbee may De con ,gatulated for having secured this de ligluul number
 2, CT entirely diderCnt order is 'Lau
 rant the Man of Mystery who ha.
 been before the lyceum public for @ fifteen consecutive years. ten o
 which have been under line manage ment of the oldest lyceum bureau iI
 Che world the Redpathe. All th e world loves a good magician, and h,
 is recognized leader in bis chosD n. profession
 Not only is Mr. Laurant a good ma 10 eician but he is gifted with a charm it ing personality is natural born eu
 tertainer. and introduces lightnin
 character impersonatious in as fir d ished a manner as he executes his " tricks in magic He is accompanie
 by two experienced assistants Eu
 est Gradolph. a pianist Of unusual at
 Hity, who will mtersperse the pro 70 gram with bright catchy music EC
 ward Sugler is MT Laurants persoI
 al assistant and stage manager to Mir. Laurant has appeared in ever P state of the Union and in all the lare
 cities. The Albany Press of Ne' York says "Lourant the Magician Of was greeted by crowds at the Y. N Id C. A. and for two hours delighted aI
 audience that filled the room to th
 doors"
 No entertainment course is con
 plete without one good. lecture. tc ., the mind must be fed as we'll as cnte
 tained. Thomas Brooks Fletcher h, 'o- achieved brilliant success among le no ture course patrons. In thought D
 is profound keen and convincing " delivery he is powerful, fascinatiu 0y and dramatic In personality he
 cordial refreshing and original. !
 holds his audiences as mo other orat'
 has been able to do since the days nd Beecber Philips and Grady ya- Mr. Fletcher's lectures deal wit N live topics. and are filled with aI
 and forcible illustrations which dri
 home 10 the minds of his nearer ris great truths In a sometime stmuin
 but always vivid and effective ma
 lner