The Holly chieftain., 1917-11-23
HOLLY LYcEUlG COURSE
SEASON OF 1918.
Many Good Things In Store For
Those Who Attend

committee mas been very careful
in buying and thinks it has pro
cured more for the money than ever
before. There will be great vari-
ETY. to suit all tastes. Note that we
have one lecturer, the most widely
known and most universally en-.
ioyed Of all the men on the plat
,forln-Ralph Parlette. Those who
heard Nels Darling last year. would
not have missed hearing him. If the
cost had been twice as great. Par
lctte is q humOrist Philosopher OF
the Nels Darling type, but a higher
priced man and man of National
Reputation. We have one TravelO-
que man, with the best pictures pos
sible and most Of them original.
Charles A. Payne has been seven
times at the old Mother Chautau-
qua, Chautauqua Lake New York
thirteen times at the Chautauqua
at Boulder, has given 402 Lectures
for the Lincoln Chautauquas. and
pa lectures for Redpath. He is
World Traveller with genius for
friendship" Then we have Robert o.
Bowman, Character Portrayalist,
who has become recognized as one
OF the foremost exponents of the art
in the Lyceum. He is graduate Of
the University of Wisconsin, a mem.
ber of the International Lyceum
Association. and has given AVER 1900
Iyceuny Programs. He puts life
and soul into the characters he
creates A whole company of clever
entertainers seem to be hidden q
way within the depths Of his dress
ing table, and come and go at his
call. We have three fine musical
companies. The Jean wormsaFs
4 original company Of Swiss Alpine
Singers And Yodlers cause more in.
terest than any other musical and
singing attraction in the Lyceum
Field. Their second appearance in
the same towns always doubles their
audiences They dress in their ma
tive costumes and sing American.
German, Bavarian. Tyrolean and
Swiss Folk Songs. The Rozita
Musical Makers is a Company Of
people all of which have had the
most exaeting experience in opera,
oratorie, and the highest class of
vaudeville. A novel feature Of
their work is the piano-aceordion
an instrument very popular in Italy
and which, until recently has been
very little known in this country
Rozita who uses the instrument, is
prominent and plays such Thorn
ton selections as Poet And Pea,
SAINT" and William Tell with as
much ease as the simplest ballads
The John Howard Quintette is a
company of five people, all OF them
genuine musical artists Miss Doro-
thy Taggart who is with this COM
pany is pupil of the noted De Lo-
renzo, than whom no greater flutist
exists in America. Here we have
six numbers, and sixteen people,
the numbers varied in type, and
all OF them high class. The price
for season ticket remains the
same in spite Of the soaring prices
of everything else under the sun.
The Attractions and dates are as
follows:
Roiart o. Bowr,nn -. Monday
December g.
Charles A. Payne -. Saturday,
December Is.
Wormsers Alpine Singers 49,.
Monday December 81.
Rozita Music Makers ..... Sat
urday, January H.
Howard Quintette Wed.
nesday. March 10.
Ralph Parlette ......... Friday,
April 26.
: The tickets will be on sale at
Adamek's Jewelry Store. The En-
tertainments will be held in the
Opera House, and no seats may be
reserved before Saturday December
lst People may reserve seats for
the entire season on that morning
beginning at nine O'clock.
A Big Saving