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November 16, 1901
The Guthrie Daily Leader
Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma
What is this article about?
Announcement of the second lyceum course event: a concert by the Boston Ladies' Symphony Orchestra of twenty pieces on Monday night, November 18, at the Presbyterian church, promised to be a rare treat of uncommon excellence, surpassing last winter's Hungarian orchestra.
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Lyceum Entertainment.
The second number of the lyceum course will be the concert given by the Boston Ladies' Symphony Orchestra of twenty pieces. It will take place next Monday night, Nov. 18, at the Presbyterian church. The patrons of the course are promised a rare treat as this company of artists is noted throughout the United States and they will give a programme of uncommon excellence.
The Hungarian orchestra which was heard last winter gave entire satisfaction and the ladies in charge say the Boston Symphony Orchestra will be much more pleasing.
The second number of the lyceum course will be the concert given by the Boston Ladies' Symphony Orchestra of twenty pieces. It will take place next Monday night, Nov. 18, at the Presbyterian church. The patrons of the course are promised a rare treat as this company of artists is noted throughout the United States and they will give a programme of uncommon excellence.
The Hungarian orchestra which was heard last winter gave entire satisfaction and the ladies in charge say the Boston Symphony Orchestra will be much more pleasing.
What sub-type of article is it?
Concert Announcement
Cultural Event
What keywords are associated?
Lyceum Course
Concert
Boston Ladies Symphony Orchestra
Presbyterian Church
November 18
What entities or persons were involved?
Boston Ladies' Symphony Orchestra
Where did it happen?
Presbyterian Church
Story Details
Key Persons
Boston Ladies' Symphony Orchestra
Location
Presbyterian Church
Event Date
Nov. 18
Story Details
The lyceum course's second event is a concert by the noted Boston Ladies' Symphony Orchestra, promising a superior program compared to the previous Hungarian orchestra.