Lecture and Entertainment Course

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401 Middleton to appear here in song recital; he is known as "man's man" and "artist's artist"; an American bass-baritone
College Eye 13:27, p.1
Performer profile of Arthur Middleton; photo.
402 Three lecture course numbers in spring term
College Eye 13:27, p.1
Charles Zueblin and Edwin Markham will appear.
403 Charles Zueblin to lecture here
College Eye 13:22, p.1
Profile of speaker who will talk about American life.
404 Ibsen's plays were in favor with audience; good crowds attended both plays; elegant presentation
College Eye 13:19, p.1
Review of performances of "Ghosts" and "The Master Builder".
405 Dramatic artist plays "Ghost" tonight in Aud.; Mme. Hammer will play in "The Master Builder" Thursday night; large crowd is expected
College Eye 13:18, p.1
Performance preview.
406 Madame Hammer makes another appearance here; she will play in "Ghosts" and "The Master Builder"
College Eye 13:17, p.1
Performer profile.
407 Ticket sale
College Eye 13:17, p.1
For performance by Madame Borgny Hammer.
408 String quartet pleases audience with fine music
College Eye 13:16, p.1
Review of a concert given by the Flonzaley Quartette.
409 Flonzaley string quartet number of lecture course; Des Moines claims theirs equal to any concert given there this year
College Eye 13:15, p.1
Performance preview and program; photo.
410 Madame Borgny Hammer coming
College Eye 13:14, p.1
Traveling Theater will present "Ghosts" and "The Master Builder".
411 Ralph Bingham makes big hit with audience; he uses many methods of getting laughs; Auditorium was packed
College Eye 13:13, p.1
Review of performance by humorist.
412 Committee not responsible for aching sides; second number of entertainment course Nov. 17; Ralph Bingham Thursday
College Eye 13:12, p.1
Performer preview.
413 Madam Stanley pleases audience
College Eye 13:12, p.1
Review of a performance by singer Madame Helen Stanley.
414 Helen Stanley gives recital Tuesday night; Madame Stanley comes very highly recommended
College Eye 13:10, p.1
Performer profile; photo.
415 Entertainment course 1921-1922
College Eye 13:8, p.3
Schedule of performers for the year; photo.
416 Harriet Case in special number of entertainment
College Eye 13:5, p.1
Performer profile; photo.
417 A moving picture entertainment
College Eye 13:3, p.1
Will feature movie on campus each Saturday night.
418 Lecture Course Committee bringing real treat here; they have provided for two numbers of the entertainment course for this fall term
College Eye 13:3, p.1
Will feature soprano Helen Stanley and humorist Ralph Bingham.
419 Some summer term
College Eye 13:2, p.2
Review of the summer session.
420 The Lecture Course Committee
College Eye 13:1, p.8
Contracted with company to put on three Shakespeare plays.
421 Adrian Newens next lecture number
College Eye 12:31, p.1
Will read from "To Him That Hath".
422 Audience pleased by lecture on stars
College Eye 12:31, p.2
Mr. Baumgard gave illustrated lecture on astronomy.
423 Baumgart lecture tonight; will give illustrated lecture on astronomy
College Eye 12:30, p.1
Speaker profile.
424 An evening with the stars; B. R. Baumgard to give illustrated lecture on the wonders of the heavens
College Eye 12:28, p.1
Preview of the presentation.
425 Edgar J. Banks to speak here March 31
College Eye 12:26, p.2
Will give illustrated lecture on his explorations.
426 Ralph Dennis to lecture tomorrow; will speak on "Bolshevism and America"
College Eye 12:26, p.1
Speaker preview.
427 Drinkwater at Teachers College; English dramatist draws overflow crowd
College Eye 12:24, p.1
Description of John Drinkwater's remarks and stay in the city.
428 John Drinkwater tomorrow night
College Eye 12:23, p.2
Noted English lecturer to speak; photo.
429 Famous English lecturer coming; will speak on "an English view of Lincoln"
College Eye 12:22, p.1
Dramatist John Drinkwater to perform.
430 Colleges speak glowingly of noted speaker
College Eye 12:21, p.1
Preview of speaker J. Stitt Wilson.
431 Mrs. Booth lectures Tuesday; lecture course brings "The little mother of the prisons"
College Eye 12:17, p.1
Dynamic speaker Maude Ballington Booth to come to T. C.; photo.
432 Lecture Committee
Alumni News Letter 5:1, p.1
Committee members, responsibilities listed, as well as upcoming events.
433 Concert by Zoellners
College Eye 12:16, p.1
Train delay set concert back.
434 First winter term lecture tonight; three numbers during winter quarter
College Eye 12:15, p.1
The Zoellner Quartette will perform.
435 Moiseiwitch pleases large audience
College Eye 12:14, p.1
Review of performance.
436 Zoellner Quartette here next Wednesday; string quartette will give us our fourth number of lecture course
College Eye 12:14, p.1
Profile of the performers; photo.
437 Famous pianist who gave concert last night
College Eye 12:13, p.1
Photo of Benno Moiseitsch, Russian concert pianist.
438 Famous Russian pianist here next Tuesday; third lecture course number to be best music number of the year
College Eye 12:12, p.1
Benno Moiseitsch will perform; photo.
439 Second lecture number Monday; Walter Scott Perry will lecture on "India, its picturesque life and street scenes" and "the life, religion, and art of t
College Eye 12:11, p.1
Profile of the speaker.
440 Walter Scott Perry here Nov. 15; second lecture number by director of Pratt Institute
College Eye 12:10, p.1
Will present illustrated lecture.
441 Frances Ingram pleases large audience
College Eye 12:7, p.1
Performance review of contralto Frances Ingram.
442 George H. Mount
Alumni News Letter 27:1, p.3
Professor Mount was Chairman of Lecture and Entertainment Committee; made annual report, including financial statement.
443 Frances Ingram here Wednesday
College Eye 12:5, p.1
Will perform music selection; photo.
444 Lecture course adopted
College Eye 12:4, p.2
Schedule for the 1920-1921 season.
445 It was some summer term
College Eye 12:2, p.2
Students worked hard in classes over the summer.
446 Lecture committee makes annual report
College Eye 12:2, p.6
Entertainment fees and costs broken down into individual events.
447 Special entertainments
Alumni News Letter 4:3, p.1
Three Ibsen plays, by Madame Borgnv Hammer Company, and a piano recital by Josef Lhevinne were presented for the students.
448 Devereux players coming; committee offers good program
College Eye 12:1, p.1
Lecture and entertainment courses to be held during the summer.
449 Madame Hammer pleases audience
College Eye 11:28, p.1
Review of Madame Borgny Hammer's performance on campus.
450 Lhevinne inspires audience
College Eye 11:27, p.1
Review of Josef Lhevinne's piano performance on campus.
451 Trained actress human; Madame Hammer Co. here Friday
College Eye 11:27, p.1
Madame Borgney Hammer will present Ibsen's works.
452 Lecture Committee
Alumni News Letter 5:1, p.1
A. E. Winship, Earnest Thompson Seton, Lecturer Naturalist, Flonzaley Quartette, Phidelah Rice, dramatic reader; Smith-Spring-Holmes Concert Company, Ellis Parker Butler, reader, and Josef Lhevinne, pianist, presented for Lecture Committee.
453 Lhevinne as others know him!
College Eye 11:26, p.6
Collection of reviews of Josef Lhevinne's performances; he will perform on campus.
454 Madame Hammer is trained actress
College Eye 11:26, p.3
Norwegian actress Madame Borhny Hammer will perform on campus.
455 Speaking of Lhevinne
College Eye 11:26, p.1
Faculty members took lessons from pianist Josef Lhevinne, who will perform on campus.
456 World pianist coming
College Eye 11:25, p.1
Josef Lhevinne will perform on campus as a part of his fifth tour in the United States.
457 What they say of Josef Lhevinne, the world's greatest pianist
College Eye 11:24, p.3
Comments from other newspapers on an upcoming performer.
458 Orchestral quintet appears; Smith-Spring-Holmes Co. here tomorrow
College Eye 11:23, p.1
Smith-Spring-Holmes Orchestral Quintet will perform on campus.
459 The Smith-Spring-Holmes Orchestral Quintet
College Eye 11:23, p.8
Plans to give a concert as a number on the lecture course.
460 World renowned pianist coming; Joseph Lhevinne here April 1st
College Eye 11:23, p.1
His original tour was cancelled due to the outbreak of World War I.
461 Lecture course number success
College Eye 11:22, p.8
Brief review of Phidelah Rice's play reading on campus.
462 Quartet creates sensation; Chicago charmed by Flonzaley's
College Eye 11:18, p.1
The Flonzaley Quartet will perform on campus; photo.
463 Five decades in education; Dr. Winship gives address
College Eye 11:17, p.1
Extensive summary of Dr. A. E. Winship's address on "Five Decades of Educational Progress."
464 Lecture Course announces program
College Eye 11:15, p.1
Lecture course will feature Ernest Seton Thompson, the Flonzaley String Quartet, Phidelah Rice, Vilhjalmur Stefansson, and E. A. Winship.
465 Lived on fish for a year
College Eye 11:15, p.1
Vilhjalmur Stefansson will speak on "My Five Years in the Arctic."
466 Might have been in business
College Eye 11:15, p.1
Background information on upcoming speaker, Vilhjalmur Stefansson.
467 Roosevelt envied him
College Eye 11:14, p.1
Background on Vilhjamur Steffansson, who will speak on campus on January 20.
468 Steffanson refuses gold medals
College Eye 11:14, p.1
Upcoming speaker Vilhjamur Steffansson donated money from awards to the widowed mother of a former colleague.
469 British knight an author
College Eye 11:12, p.1
Profile of Sir John Foster Fraser.
470 Remaking the map of the world; Sir John Foster Fraser speaks
College Eye 11:12, p.1
Summary of his remarks.
471 Isolde Menges gives recital
College Eye 11:11, p.1
Review of Isolde Menges' campus performance.
472 British knight to lecture; Sir John Fraser on Tuesday night at Auditorium
College Eye 11:10, p.1
Preview of his speech.
473 Editorially Speaking
College Eye 11:10, p.4
Confronts students' lack of school spirit; criticizes men who were kicked off of the football team; claims that visitors to lecture series must pay attention to find their seats; encourages Christians to ask themselves, "What would Jesus do?"
474 Great violinist coming; Isolde Menges, Monday, November 17
College Eye 11:9, p.1
Preview of upcoming performance.
475 Sorry when he ended; Sir John Fraser's address
College Eye 11:9, p.1
Preview of upcoming speaker.
476 Second number of Lecture Course a success
College Eye 11:7, p.1
Review of on-campus performance by Madam Augusta Lenska.
477 First number of lecture course a success; Salvi gives wonderful concert
College Eye 11:5, p.1
Review of Signor Alberto Salvi's harp performance on campus.
478 Keep your dates; calendar of the week
College Eye 11:4, p.3
479 Lecture course Monday night
College Eye 11:3, p.2
Preview of performance by Alberto Salvi; photo.
480 Announcement of lecture course
College Eye 11:2, p.6
Schedule for the 1919-1920 school year.
481 Lecture Course number Oct. 6
College Eye 11:2, p.2
Alberto Salvi will perform; photo.
482 The new entertainment plan
Alumni News Letter 3:3, p.2
Any student paying gymnasium fees receives free admission to Lecture and Entertainment Course.
483 Mrs. Gertrude Darsie presents concert; gives last number on college lecture course
College Eye 11:35, p.1

Review of contralto Gertrude Darsie's performance on campus.

484 Darsie concert tomorrow night
College Eye 10:27, p.1
George and Gertrude Darsie will perform.
485 Widely known contralto next lecture number; Lecture Bureau secures Gertrude Darsie, well known New York contralto.
College Eye 10:26, p.1
Gertrude Darsie will perform.
486 Great Galeoto pleases audience
College Eye 10:23, p.1
Review of the play presented by the Clifford Devereux Players.
487 The lecture course
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Says that the purposes of the Lecture and Entertainment Course is to instruct and entertain.
488 Best college actors here tomorrow night
College Eye 10:22, p.1
Will present "The Great Galeoto".
489 Alaskan traveler to lecture here
College Eye 10:21, p.1
Edgar C. Paine will speak.
490 Judge Kavanaugh proves interesting speaker; subject of talk "Traitors to Justice"
College Eye 10:21, p.1
Spoke on criminal justice.
491 Judge Kavanaugh to lecture Monday; next Monday night at eight o'clock in auditorium "Traitors to Justice" will be delivered
College Eye 10:20, p.1
Will talk about his work as a judge in Chicago.
492 A criticism of Mabel Garrison
College Eye 10:19, p.2
Believes Mabel Garrison is very gifted and has a lot of emotion in her voice; has an intellectual art.
493 Artist number of lecture program tonight at eight; Mabel Garrison
College Eye 10:17, p.3
Concert given by Mabel Garrison; photo.
494 Doctor Edgar J. Banks lectures Friday night
College Eye 10:17, p.4
Will speak on Middle East.
495 Capacity house will greet Mabel Garrison; entertainment next Wednesday will be of high artistic musical character
College Eye 10:16, p.1
Performer preview.
496 Committee obtains special war films
College Eye 10:16, p.1
Schedule of four upcoming films.
497 Mis-statement corrected
College Eye 10:14, p.6
Professor Mount, rather than Professor Hersey, is a member of the Lecture and Entertainment Course Committee.
498 The Lecture Course Committee
College Eye 13:1, p.5
Two faculty women, Professors Bertha Patt and Emma Lambert, have been added to the Lecture and Entertainment Course Committee.
499 Criterion Quartet entertained audience; male quartet of New York City sings before audience from college, Cedar Falls and Waterloo
College Eye 10:12, p.1
Review of their performance.
500 Response of our audiences appreciated
College Eye 10:12, p.2
Editorial praises students' enthusiasm at entertainment events.