THE CONAN DOYLE LECTURES.
♦- Innumerable requests for aame extra. l«o----tures have been received from the people who have already realised just how crowded tho two lectures to bo given'by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on Wednesday and Thunday evenings will be. Nobody regrets more than Sir Arthur the impossibility of granting these requests. Unfortunately unforeseen oilcumetancos have mode him curtail hia vijlt to the Dominion to two brief weeks, apd in thews two he has to visit the four ]•«-; ing centres. To cope with this misfortune Sir Arthur has specially revised his kotwj*. for the (visit, and the two he will give completely cover his subject. Anybody ; ing the first will come away with a folli ■grasp of the subject to which the lecturtr is so devoted, and at the second the audieuw will be amazed by the spirit photographs. Most of these have been taken by Sir Arthur himsalf, and others have been lent to Wo for the tour by eminent British scientist!. All will be explained by Sir Arthur, who will also guarantee them. The box plant for the lecture are now open at Milner anu Thompson's.
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 17016, 13 December 1920, Page 8
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