Lecture and Entertainment Course

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#	Title	Date	Summary
601	We wonder College Eye 4:7, p.4	10/22/1914	Brief gossip.
602	First lecture course number Thursday; Paul Althouse will give concert Thursday, October 15; nearly twelve hundred seats sold College Eye 4:6, p.1	10/15/1914	Renowned tenor soloist Paul Althouse will perform on campus.
603	Lecture course is completed; fine array of talent will be presented College Eye 4:4, p.5	10/01/1914	Lecture course will consist of six performances and speakers.
604	Lecture course 1914-1915 College Eye 4:3, p.1	09/24/1914	Paul Althaus, Terrucio Busoni, and Senator Robert M. LaFollette make up the entertainers and speakers who will visit campus as a part of the lecture course.
605	On Wednesday afternoon College Eye 7:7, p.8	06/13/1914	Mr. Seymour lectured on Marie Antoinette.
606	Editorial College Eye 3:31, p.507	05/21/1914	Announcements; farewell from College Eye staff to readers; ten men have signed up for the Geneva conference; only eighty students have purchased spring season athletics tickets.
607	Editorial College Eye 3:29, p.475	05/07/1914	Announcements; encourages students to prepare early for next year's oratorical contest.
608	Editorial College Eye 3:27, p.443	04/23/1914	Announcements; encourages students not to cheat.
609	Special number on lecture course is both entertaining and educational College Eye 3:24, p.398	04/02/1914	Official photographer of Grand Canyon, Emory C. Kolb, presented movies and photos.
610	Editorial College Eye 3:23, p.379	03/26/1914	Lecture Course will show movie; Guy V. Aldrich will speak to YMCA; still trouble at University of Iowa; winner of oratorical contest from Iowa Wesleyan found guilty of plagiarism.
611	Editorial College Eye 3:20, p.331	02/19/1914	College Eye election coming up; Bertha Hart will perform; appreciates appearance of Helen Keller on campus; continuing debate on role of literary societies.
612	Helen Keller brings message of cheer College Eye 3:20, p.332	02/19/1914	Summary of Helen Keller's speech.
613	Editorial College Eye 3:19, p.315	02/12/1914	Recommends new editors for next year's College Eye; encourages students to attend Helen Keller's speech; would like basketball scoreboard in the Gymnasium.
614	Lecture course College Eye 3:19, p.321	02/12/1914	Short biography of Helen Keller.
615	Burns delights audience College Eye 3:18, p.300	02/05/1914	W. J. Burns is a reformer of private and public morals.
616	Lecture course College Eye 3:18, p.305	02/05/1914	Helen Keller will speak.
617	Lecture course College Eye 3:17, p.289	01/29/1914	W. J. Burns, a former United States secret service officer, will speak.
618	The violin recital College Eye 3:16, p.268	01/22/1914	Critique of Carl Flesch performance.
619	Lecture course College Eye 3:15, p.259	01/15/1914	Short biography of Carl Flesch, the next performer.
620	Great Northern Railway representative gives interesting lecture College Eye 3:14, p.236	01/08/1914	Lecture by L. D. Kitchell on Glacier National Park was enhanced by slides.
621	Lecture Course College Eye 3:14, p.243	01/08/1914	Biography of Carl Flesch, violinist.
622	Ben Greet Players delight audience College Eye 3:12, p.200	12/11/1913	Performed "She Stoops to Conquer".
623	Lecture Course College Eye 3:11, p.186	11/13/1913	Background of "She Stoops to Conquer", the next number in the lecture course.
624	Lecture Course College Eye 3:10, p.173	11/06/1913	Preview of "She Stoops to Conquer".
625	Lecture Course College Eye 3:9, p.157	10/30/1913	Ben Greet Players will present "She Stoops to Conquer".
626	Maggie Teyte gives vocal recital College Eye 3:9, p.153	10/30/1913	Performance review.
627	Lecture course College Eye 3:8, p.138	10/23/1913	Short biography of Maggie Teyte.
628	Lecture course College Eye 3:7, p.125	10/16/1913	Maggie Teyte of the Chicago Grand Opera Company will be the next performer.
629	Kaffir Boys open lecture course College Eye 3:6, p.103	10/09/1913	African choir will sing; profile of the group.
630	Lecture Course College Eye 3:5, p.90	10/02/1913	Kaffir Boys will entertain.
631	Official Notes College Eye 3:4, p.72	09/24/1913	News notes of important faculty and school matters; Professor Loughridge is in Germany; new classes in home economics organized; library crowded; enrollment is over 1300; Professor Campbell studying rural schools.
632	Lecture Course College Eye 3:3, p.54	09/17/1913	Gives schedule of lectures for remainder of the school year; Professor Begeman is chair.
633	Official Notes College Eye 3:3, p.53	09/17/1913	Faculty added; power plant will be improved; looking forward to alumni meeting at ISTA convention.
634	Kaufman-Doane concert College Eye 2:24, p.5	03/27/1913	Preview of upcoming performances.
635	Lecture not up to standard; last number on course not accepted with undivided praise College Eye 2:23, p.4	03/20/1913	Seumas MacManus tells stories of myth and folklore to an unreceptive audience.
636	Hear Seamus McManus; last regular number on this year's lecture course College Eye 2:22, p.1	03/06/1913	Seamus McManus is a noted Irish poet and story writer.
637	Noted explorer tells of trip; Captain Roald Amundsen lectured on subject, "how I discovered the South Pole" College Eye 2:20, p.1	02/20/1913	The lecture was attended by nearly all of the student body, the faculty, and local business people.
638	Great explorer coming; popular lecturer to tell of an arctic exploration College Eye 2:19, p.4	02/13/1913	Captain Roald Amundson will tell of his adventures at the South Pole.
639	Lecture course; famous Ben Greet Players presented "Comedy of Errors"; former Iowa State Teachers College student in cast College Eye 2:18, p.1	02/06/1913	The performance of the Ben Greet Players was really pleasing.
640	College calendar College Eye 2:17, p.8	01/30/1913
641	Lecture course; Ben Greet Players to be here Friday; delightful program anticipated College Eye 2:17, p.1	01/30/1913	Come see the Ben Greet Players.
642	College calendar College Eye 2:16, p.8	01/23/1913
643	Leland Powers; large audience pleased with the entertainment; was a good combination College Eye 2:14, p.1	12/19/1912	Entertained crowd with readings from Dickens.
644	Hear Leland Powers College Eye 2:13, p.2	12/12/1912	The Leland Powers recital will be on Friday; it will be enjoyable.
645	Congratulations are extended College Eye 2:12, p.4	11/21/1912	Exceptional school spirit and support showing in all school activities.
646	Musical recital College Eye 2:11, p.1	11/14/1912	Rudolph Ganz and Mme. Rosa Olitzka did a wonderful job.
647	Announcement College Eye 2:7, p.3	10/17/1912	H. E. Slaught will speak at Mathematics Club; oratory contest coming up.
648	Be sure to order College Eye 2:5, p.4	10/02/1912	Get your Lecture Course ticket soon; it is one of the best courses at the college.
649	Friends, it is that inborn sense of right and justice College Eye 2:4, p.4	09/26/1912	The College Eye and the Old Gold are important to the school for providing information.
650	Lecture Course; noted lecturers secured College Eye 2:4, p.4	09/26/1912	Schedule of performers.
651	Summer term program ready; much attention is paid to course for rural teachers; noted lecturers will be present College Eye 2:32, p.1	06/05/1912	Summer session programs mailed out; Training School will be in session for six weeks; schedule of lecturers and entertainment.
652	Official notes College Eye 1:28, p.5	05/08/1912	Louis Begeman attended annual Iowa Academy of Sciences convention, Professors Meyerholz, Merchant, and Begeman noted for good work organizing lectures and entertainment this year.
653	Noted Harvard man to lecture; Prof. Albert Hart will speak at college auditorium Saturday night College Eye 1:25, p.1	04/17/1912	Albert Bushnell Hart will speak.
654	Noted labor leader coming; Henry Van Dyke cancels all Iowa engagements, John Mitchell will take his place College Eye 1:20, p.1	02/28/1912	Will speak on the "industrial problem".
655	Noted magician College Eye 1:16, p.1	01/31/1912	Karl Germain will perform.
656	John Kendrick Bangs delights audience; makes big hit with Cedar Falls people, humor was of highest order, a strenuous day at Oyster Bay well received College Eye 1:14, p.1	01/17/1912	Talked about famous people whom he has met.
657	Lecture on Dickens was very interesting; patrons of Lecture Course appreciated the extra number College Eye 1:12, p.1	12/16/1911	Alfred Tennyson Dickens spoke on his father's life and work.
658	Large crowd listens to rendition of grand opera; Le Brun quartet visits the college College Eye 1:8, p.1	11/01/1911	Review of the Le Brun Grand Opera's performance on campus as the second event in the Lecture Course.
659	Coming events College Eye 1:7, p.6	10/25/1911	Campus event calendar for October and November.
660	Coming events College Eye 1:5, p.7	10/12/1911	Campus event calendar for semester.
661	Coming events College Eye 1:4, p.8	10/04/1911	Event calendar for semester.
662	Hon. Champ Clark delights audience; opening number on lecture course well received College Eye 1:4, p.1	10/04/1911	Summary of Champ Clark's lecture on "The United States in the Twentieth Century."
663	The sale of season tickets College Eye 1:4, p.7	10/04/1911	Lecture Course sold more than nine hundred tickets before opening night.
664	College calendar College Eye 2:33, p.4	09/27/1911	Schedule of campus events during the fall term.
665	Untitled College Eye 1:2, p.4	09/20/1911	Claims that events on lecture course will be interesting.
666	The college lecture course 1911-1912; brilliant talent throughout College Eye 1:1, p.1	09/13/1911	Summary of events to take place in this year's lecture course.
667	Roney Boys' here Friday evening College Eye 1:8, p.130	05/10/1911	The Roney Boys' will perform at I. S. T. C. on Friday evening.
668	Roney Boys coming College Eye 1:7, p.118	05/03/1911	The Roney Boys will perform as part of the lecture course series.
669	Hon. W. J. Bryan at the college College Eye 1:3, p.45	04/05/1911	As part of the lecture course, William Jennings Bryan spoke at I. S. T. C.; summary of his remarks.
670	Booker T. Washington; pleases large audience College Eye 1:1, p.7	03/22/1911	Booker T. Washington, a former slave, spoke at I. S. T. C. about his experiences and the two great advantages of his race.
671	Booker T. Washington; will appear at I. S. T. C. Normal Eyte 21:22, p.377	03/01/1911	Booker T. Washington will speak as part of the lecture course.
672	Strickland Gillilan entertains large audience; his droll humor with an occasional touch of pathos holds audience Normal Eyte 21:18, p.310	02/01/1911	Strickland Gillilan spoke to a large audience in the college auditorium.
673	A. Radclyff Dugmore pleases large audience Normal Eyte 21:17, p.292	01/25/1911	A. Radclyff Dugmore spoke on African animals.
674	A. Radclyff Dugmore at the college; will lecture tomorrow night Normal Eyte 21:16, p.273	01/18/1911	A. Radclyff Dugmore will lecture on "Snapping Africa's wild game on Roosevelt's hunting trail."
675	Madame Langendorff sing at the college Normal Eyte 21:13, p.226	12/14/1910	Madame Langendorff sang as part of the lecture course.
676	Welsh choir gives a concert; the Mountain Ash chorus delights a large audience Normal Eyte 21:13, p.223	12/14/1910	The Mountain Ash choir of Wales performed for the student body.
677	A large crowd hears Mrs. Lake Normal Eyte 21:12, p.207	12/07/1910	Lenora Lake of St. Louis spoke as part of the lecture course.
678	Welch Singers coming Normal Eyte 21:12, p.207	12/07/1910	The Welch Choir will perform as part of the lecture course.
679	Editorial Normal Eyte 21:11, p.179	11/16/1910	Editorial complains about the financing of athletics solely by gate receipts; proposes fee system that might extend to Lecture Course.
680	First number in lecture course; great musical will open 1910-1911 lecture session Normal Eyte 21:11, p.189	11/16/1910	Giuseppe Campanari will perform.
681	I. S. T. C. lecture course for 1910-11; the course is an exceptionally strong one and deserves the liberal patronage of the student body Normal Eyte 21:9, p.152	11/02/1910	Schedule of lecture course offerings for the 1910-1911 school year.
682	Prof. Bruno Steindel Normal Eyte 21:5, p.86	10/05/1910	Was a guest of Professor Merrill.
683	Bruno Steindel will give concert Normal Eyte 21:4, p.68	09/28/1910	Professors Merrill and Frampton will perform with him.
684	Noted explorer talks; Lieutenant Shackleton give short talk about his Antarctic explorations Normal Eyte 20:34, p.565	05/25/1910	Ernest Shackleton talked about his adventures at the South Pole.
685	McIntyre closes course; last number on lecture course proves a fitting climax; eloquence is wonderful Normal Eyte 20:26, p.430	03/30/1910	Review of performance by Robert McIntyre.
686	McIntyre to lecture; eloquent platform orator will lecture on Friday evening in college auditorium Normal Eyte 20:25, p.420	03/23/1910	Robert E. McIntyre will present popular lecture.
687	Readings enjoyed; Mrs. Beecher pleased audience in her rendering of two popular plays Friday evening. Normal Eyte 20:25, p.419	03/23/1910	Review of her performance.
688	Lecture date filled Normal Eyte 20:24, p.400	03/18/1910	Bishop Robert E. McIntyre will speak.
689	Mrs. Beecher to appear; noted reader will give interpretive readings from two popular plays Normal Eyte 20:24, p.399	03/18/1910	Isabel Garghill Beecher will entertain with reading from popular literature.
690	Lecturers unable to appear Normal Eyte 20:23, p.389	03/02/1910	Train connections and schedule conflicts make things difficult.
691	Mitchell cancels date; court difficulties responsible; other noted talent will lecture here Normal Eyte 20:18, p.301	01/26/1910	John Mitchell will be unable to speak as scheduled; seeking another speaker.
692	Bispham pleases audience; famous baritone delights; concert occurs on Saturday evening Normal Eyte 20:17, p.283	01/19/1910	Review of performance by David Bispham; with performance program.
693	Last Wednesday afternoon Normal Eyte 20:17, p.288	01/19/1910	Robert Fullerton gave a speech about David Bispham and his art.
694	Miss Childs Normal Eyte 20:17, p.289	01/19/1910	Gave a talk at chapel that interpreted the works of David Bispham.
695	David Bispham coming! Renowned baritone will delight students in concert on Friday evening Normal Eyte 20:16, p.268	01/12/1910	Performer profile.
696	"Tahan talks;" lecturer pleases large audience; gives interesting tale of Indian life Normal Eyte 20:13, p.219	12/08/1909	Joseph K. Griffis spoke on American Indians.
697	Great violinist to play; Maud Powell to give a concert in auditorium, Friday evening; music lovers delighted. Normal Eyte 20:11, p.188	11/17/1909	Performance preview; photo.
698	Mrs. Booth lectures; students hear great prison reformer Wednesday evening, November 10th. Normal Eyte 20:11, p.186	11/17/1909	Speaks on prisons.
699	Lecture course opens; Maud Ballington Booth will give lecture Wednesday evening, November 15th. Normal Eyte 20:9, p.156	11/03/1909	Will speak on work in prisons.
700	Lecture Course date changed. Normal Eyte 20:8, p.139	10/27/1909	Maud Powell will appear on November 19.