The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-08
C0URsEsWILL
SIGNED F0RlW|NTER
COMMITTEES IN CHARGE HAS
OUTLINED A PROGRAM
THAT WILL NE COOP.
Success of the Undertaking Depends
Wholly Upon the Sale OF sea-
son Tickets in Advance.

The question is often asked. VIII
we ever have another lyeoum course
lin Waxahaobie?" Realizing the need
| of such a course a committee has
had the matter under consideration
and has decided to bring IL here II
the people want it bad enough TO
support It. The only way TO finance
the course is by the advance sale oil
season tickets. If the tickets can
be sold we will have one Of the best
courses that has yer been put in
any town.
The committee believes that the
only kind OF a course that will sue
seed Is one of the very highest type
and they have acted accordingly, Sc
lecting the cream of talent of two
bureaus. Such talent will cost NOR
then some that could be secured, but
with the season ticket plan il is pos
sibie for us to have something that
we could never have otherwise.
After much careful consideration
the following attractions nave been
selected
1.-The Cathedral Choir of nine
people. A stronger organization
than the Haydn chorus which APP
peared at the chautauqua last sea-
SON.
2.-Sylvester A. Long, lecturer,
who will take for his subject, Hun
CRY People He argues that what
a man is depends upon what he
wants. how much of a mar he is
depends upon haw earnestly he wants
it, and that man changes only thru
the transformation OF his desire. 1t
is a great message to young and
old. 1t gives a man a new hold on
life.
No. 8. The Chimes of Norman
dy. No comment need be made up
en- this number. Every n knows
OF this splendid comic opera, n of
the most famous in all the world.
Such a number has never been
brought over the lyceum and some
predicted no ordinary course could
finance it. But it is coming just
| tho same. 1t will be presented to
the people by 4 strong cast beauti-
fully costumed and with the correct
scenery.
No. 4. Kekuku's Hawaiian Quin-
| tet. They play their native instru-
ments and sing the sweet, soothing
Hawaiian songs, also many of the
| popular airs of this country and
classical and operate numbers. They
ere strictly artists, every one Of
them. Mr.. Kekuku is the originator
o. the method of guitar playing
known as the 'Steel method" and
produces that delicate, plaintivo
tone, lulling in its sweetness. It
is this man that has made the
Hawaiian instrumental music world
famous. This number is going to
cost an enormous sun but it is the
belief of the committee that it is not
too good for Waxahachie and they
believe that the people will be there.
No. s.. The Davenny Festival
Cuintette. Some of the best singers
on the American platform. They
will give THE Bohemian Girl" in
&C stume.
You can readily see that this pro-
gram is made up of the cream. 1t /
IL going to take cooperation on the
pert of all TO put it on but we do
o fear any thing in Waxahachie. |
The season tickets will be on sale
in the very near future at $3.50 |
But for this price they must be pur-
chased before October goth. After
that time they will be $500. The
single admission will be seyenty-five
cents except for the lecture, which
will be fifty cents. The course win
be held at Sims library. There is
no doubt that the auditorium win