The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-26
ARTISTS LECTURE
COURSE At 0.C,W.
HAS n NUMBERS
To cos, $500. Mcdowell Club o.
This City Jolns In Mosemen,;
Many Celebrities 10 Appear
In ceileos Auditorium.

chlckasha has bccn arranged by
President Austin this year At the
Oklahoma College Tor Women. The
McDowcll club II this city has Join
ed Mr Ausiln In bringing fourteen
strong numbers selected from The
best bureaus In this country ai .
cost of faisoeo. These numbers
will appear from time to time dur
Ing the school year at tho audl'o'
rum Of the college.
Tho flint number of this course
will be- October ~ when Miss Mar.
iorlc Maxwell. OF chicago Grand
Opera company. assisted by Miss
Marie Ludwig. wc,i.knoNn harplni.
will appear
Following this. Oplc Reed. icc,ur.
or and writer. will be- here Noycm.
bcr 3 and Frederick wardc will
give his lecture. Fifty Years Of
Make. Believe" November 10. Mr.,
wardc Is a distinguished actor. al.
thor and lecturer. and has for more
than n half a century been a leading
actor In this country. The past
winter he played the leading role
In the famous Los Angeles Mission
Play at San Gabriel-"The American
Gberammagau"- where his mastery
Interpretation created comment
throughout the entire west.
Gregory Mason will discuss the
great national and international pro-
blems Of the day on November 25.
As special editorial writer for the
Outlook magazine. he spent nearly
three years studying local and In.
ternational problems Of 21 different
countries. December ). Hon. ].
Adam Bode. humorlst. lecturer and
writer will appear.
dorado Taft will lecture on the
subject Of sculptural art. January
IL. Mr.. Taft has been connected
with the art institute OF Chicago
for more than 80 years as instructor
In modelling and as lecturer. lie Is
PROFESSIONAL lecturer on the history
of art, at the University of Chicago,
and nonresident professor OF art at
the University OF Illinois. His lee.
lures are full Of information and
thoroughly illustrated. either by ac.
tual processes Of modelling or by
the stereopticon
The Dunbar Male Quartet and
Bell Ringers will present a musical
feature on January 25. The mem
bers of the Dunbars appear in solos,
quartets and readings and carry $50
hand bells upon which are played
some of the best overtures and solo
numbers. Another popular musical
number is the Lieurance Symphonic
Orchestra, a high class organization
Of artists, especially coached for
their present lyceum tour by Thur
low Lieurance. the noted composer.
This orchestra will give real SYM
phonic program and will appear
February 3.
Judge George d. Alden one of
Americas most popular lecturers,
will appear February II. Miss Fran.
ces Ingram of the Chicago Grand
Opera company, will be presented
February 8. Miss Ingram is said to
possess one of the best contralto
voices in America.
On February 13, "The Molusc,
three-act comedy, will be produced
"The Mollusc" is a successful come
dy which originally had run ol
two seasons in New York City un
der the management Of Charles
Frohman and it also had severa
seasons of triumph in London.
Poon Chew, an eminent states
man, humorists and journalist, will
furnish an interesting evenings enter
tainment March Q. In many news
paper comments he has been calle,
"The Chinese Mark Twain"
Miss Augusta Cottlow will Civ,
the last number on the schedule
March 20. Miss Cottlow with Mad
; ame Zeissler have the distinction
of possibly being considered tn
greatest women pianoists in Amer
ca.
The Mcdowell club is to hav
the exclusive right of the ticke
sales in the city. Season ticket
will be sold for $500 and specia
4 rate will be given to public schoc
!, children. No ticket for singl
9 number will be sold for less tina
| 75 cents