Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-10-08
East JOrdan'S
Lyceum Course
Three Great Musical Numbers
and Two Excellent Lectures
Are Offered.

This year East Jordan is 10 have o
/. .Lyceum Course that in quality will un'
doubtedly surpass any OF the many ex-
cellent courses of previous years
This Course will consist of five mum.
bers; three OF which are musical mum.
bers and the remaining two are lee.
lures. There will be no readers, magi.
clans, or similar entertainers. In Sc
lecting course, as a rule, one very
strong musical number is chosen. This
year, however, all three of the musical
numbers are headliners--in fact, the
very best that it has been possible to
secure.
On October 26 appear the Irene Sto-
lofsky Company consisting of Irene
Stolofsky, violinist; Vawter MacGregor
Scotch baritone; and Lulu Townsend
MacGregor, soprano and pianist. Miss
Stolofsky is one of the very finest vio-
linist appearing on any American plat
form today. She makes records for the
Edison Photograph Company and a
special announcement concerning her
may be found in the regular Edison
catalog. Miss Stolofsky has been di-
rectress and violinist of the Kry Or
chestral Sextet. Following a concert
on the Ohio University series, Prof
fessor T. n. Hoover reported Novem-
ber 8, 1919: "Miss Stolofsky compares
favorably with Maud Powell, who gave
recital in the same auditorium four
nights later" Without doubt, Miss
Stolofsky is the greatest violinist who
has ever appeared in East Jordan.
Vawter MacGregor is Scotch BARI
tone who sings the songs made famous
by Harry Lauder, such as: "Roamin
in the Gloamin' land "Oh, How Hate
to Get UP in the Mornin'."
Lulu Townsend MacGregor was with
the Chicago Musical Club for two sea-
sons. Later she was identified with
: The Brooks Orchestral Club as soprano,
pianist and whistler.
On December appear the famous
Great Lakes String Quartet. Next to
the Flonzaley Quartet, this is the most
famous string quartet in America.
These four young men were brought
together at the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. When off duty, they
worked constantly together and al
once became the most famous musical
organization in the navy. When Pres.
ident Wilson made his first historic
trip to Europe, this quartet was select
ed to accompany him, and before being
mustered out of the navy, they made
two transatlantic tsips with the nations
chief. Since that time their popularity
has grown by leaps and bounds until
today this organization is recognized
as one OF the leaders in America. It is
needless to say that this is the most
expensive number on the Course--in
fact, this single number costs as much
as many entire lecture courses. The
Great Lakes String Quartet make re-
cord for the Pathe Photograph Com.
pany.
The New York Lyric Singers will ap.
pear on January ID. This Company
consists OF four mixed quartet
They will give full evenings pro
gram in English of selections from
both light and grand operas. Each
singer is an artist and soloist of excep
tional ability and the whole program
will he one of superior class and quail
ity. Any person who likes vocal musi,
will be delighted with this number.
These three musical numbers are tn,
three best offered by the Redpath Ly
ceum Company this year. Since the
Redpath Lyceum Bureau has the bes
talent of any organization of its kind
il becomes evident that in these thre,
musical numbers East Jordan has Sc
cured this year the very best that il
possible to secure regardless of price
On February 9 appears Harry L
Fogleman called "The Billy Sunday o
Business. MIR. Fogleman's subject il
Business Efficiency" and he gives {
lecture that is live, inspirational ant
compelling. Mr.. Fogleman has lectur
ed before Chambers of Commerce al
over the country and during portion
Of each year he works specifically will
certain Chambers OF Commerce, includ
ing that Of Ann Arbor, Michigan.
On March 81 Chester M. Sanford lee
lures on "Life's Loose Ends" or "Fail
ures of the Misfits." The purpose o
this lecture is to guide the young pee
pie OF the community in choosing thei
occupation and to avoid being misfit
in the occupation which they choose
II vitality concerns every person, oil
and young, who has the future @
America at heart