Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-10-12
HIGH SCHOOL LECTURE COURSE

Friday evening October 18th is the
opening date of the lecture course
given under the auspices of the Senior
Class of 1918. At this time, the Ro-
umanian Orchestra will furnish a
musical entertainment. This group
of musicians, the product of Bohumir
Cryl a nationally noted producer of
first-class musical organizations will
give US a varied and unusual program.
The director, Arthur S. With, has
studied under A Svendson at the
Royal Conservatory of Copenhagen,
and since coming to this country has
appeared with the Philadelphia Sym
Dhony Orchestra. Touring with this
company is Chas. E. Gallagher, the
widely known American Basso Solo
ist. Mr.. Gallagher. has sung in con-
cert and recital, and has appeared in
both light and grand opera. Re
Gently he has sung with the Cincin-
natl and st. Louis Symphony Orch
estras. Mr. Gallagher has a roper
toire including besides the English,
Italian, German and French. Lead
ing authorities pronounce him one of
the finest and best experienced Bass
es in this country. Musical Ameri-
ca, one of the foremost musical maya
zines in commenting upon Mr.. Gall
aghers voice, says: "lt has rich re-
sonance, is true to pitch and the sing
ers diction is excellent. Surely tn"
Roumanian Orchestra, with Mr.. Gall
aghet', will make a very excellent
opening for the lecture course.
| The second number, Thomas Brooks
! Fletcher, who appears on Wednesday
evening November 21st, needs very
| little. if anv. comment Mr. F1et-
cher has appeared in Wnuseon hnf0re
on our Chautauqua platform and hoe
left nrofornd innression with all
who heard his lectr"n, The Mo-
tvrdom of Fools. His subject will
be "The Tragedies of the Unprepar-
ed"
The third number, John B. Ratio
the impersonator. who will appear
Monday Jan. 28th, is one that will
be of interest to everyone. includino
the children. A few interesting facts
will attest the popularity of Mr.
Ratio. Nearly 20 per cent of Mr.
Ratios bookings have been return
enga gements. In fourteen different
places he has appeared from three
to six times each. In the eigh-
wears of his Lyceum work he ha:
filed approximately 1000 engage
ments. Surely Mr. Ratio will b.
worth hearing.
For the fourth ninht Monday Feb
18th, the Weber Male Quartet will
present a variety of both old an,
new selections. This organization
!: has appeared in successful concer
= and monograph work, and also Of
Che 7Lycnrm and Chautauqua plat
form, Their program is one tina
will please. The Webers is one o
the two really high grade male quar-
tets in the Lyceum work.
The closing number, Henry A
Adrian. Monday Feb. 25th, is the mir
acle number. Mr.. Adrian is an in
innate friend and co-worker Of tn
world-famed Luther Burbank, and
the only man to give comnlete an
accurate descriptions of Burbank
} work in the plant kingdom. MI
F. Adrian's lecture, "The Conquest O
2 Environment" is one with a lesso
. that we cannot afford to miss.
+ The Senior Glass has spent con
siderable time and money on thi
COURSE anu uope IHdS IHe pdIloIl
2 both new and regular, will help a
o much as possible in advertising tn
- course They have invested nor
: money in talent than has been sper
before in Wauseon. They have take
7 care that there shall not be one wea
number; ell are guaranteed to
}. satisfactory to the patrons.
? seems to have been the custom of n
S irons to defer the purchase of the
tickets until the last moment. TIL
il wear the committee hope to have tt
t largest sale of tickets, so hv purcha
II ing YOUR season tickets early, YOU wi
}. ne doinp a favor for which the SCI
If iors will be duly greatful.
II Reserved seats will be on sale ;
e usual th~ee davs before each nun
y her at Fink & Harmesser's drug stor
Adv Com Glass Is