The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-11-23
SPLENDID LYCEUM
COURSE FOR UNION

-. A splendid lyceum course of at
fractions has been contracted for by
Grace Circle of the Methodist church.
The opening number is scheduled for
next Tuesday night and will be Lieur-
ance's Symphony Orchestra of Chi
cago. This organization is one which
has been especially coached by Mr..
Thurlow Lieuance, the we'll known
composer and authority on Indian mu-
sic. There are seven artists in the
company, including Miss Violet Falk,
the contralto soloist. The second num-
Der OF the course is Oyapela and Co.
Oyapela, which means Singing
water, is the niece of the chief of
the Creek Indians. She is one of the
literary minds of her race and her
program is story that is new. She
translates in fascinating stNls the
myths and legends of her peopA and
the audience gets them first SS'and
just as Oyapela learned them aHSand
the camp fires of her people. Her
great-grandfather led the Creek In
dians from Georgia to Oklahoma af-
ter the Revolutionary war. An inter-
probation of the wooing of Hiawatha
with appropriate and beautiful music
will be feature of Oyapela's appear
ance in addition to the myth and le-
gend recital. With her is Miss Fannie
Wienstock of Milwaukee, violinist,
and MISS Gene Burton, pianist, and
their part on the program fits in we'll
with Oyapela. This attraction isl
booked for December 9Th.
The third number is the Bell Rung-
ing Male Quartette. A quartette of
clever young Americans appearing in
tuneful vocal melodies, bell ringing
numbers of real merit character
sketches and original speciality pro-
ductions. These young men are all
extremely versatile artistics. Their
performance has brilliancy, snap and
appeals to the host in the musical ma
lures of their listeners. They sing
true and ring true.
The Parker Fennelly Duo is the
fourth number of the course and this
company gives a fine program ofl
short plays, humorous and serious in
terspersed with monologues, piano
logues and musical readings. 1t is al
swenderful, company.
The fifth number is the Chicago La-I
dies SeXtette-is an orchestra worthy
of the name of the great city they
represent and they please wherever
they go. The rare combination of
genius, experience, versatility and
genuine ability have brought the Chi
cago Ladies SeXtette to a position Of
prominence in the pronounced sue
cesses Of concert organization. Hear
ing them is convincing proof of this.
The Grace Circle is to be congrat-
ulated in undertaking such a wonder
full course for Union and they will be
out for the next few days selling sea-
son tickets for the five attractions al
very low cost. These same attrac-
tions are booked in all the principle
cities and towns throughout the South
by the Alkahest Lyceum System of
Atlanta, the strongest and oldest Lu-
ceum Bureau in the South today. The
attractions will be given in the High
school auditorium and no more tickets
will be sold than will cover the limited
seating capacity of the aditorium.
The members of the Circle expect to
dispose of all their tickets within a |
few days. Adults season tickets for
the five attractions, $500. Child's
season tickets, $1.50. In addition to
the tickets being sold by the ladies
sac may be purchased at Tinsley's and
all the drug stores.