THE CONAN DOYLE LECTURES.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 17017, 14 December 1920, Page 3

THE CONAN DOYLE LECTURES.

. « Most men would Tx> oypallol by Uic idea of travelling through th-» Dominion snd <u»liveting eigEt lectures v.-ithin tha.short fpaw of two weeks, but t:> Sir Arthur Con.m Doylp this big- task is not {cnifying: hard von: ard enthusiasm ]iuvo b«Mi tb,c. keynotes 01 hi* «iri<mce up -!.» ciai,. lbs andwnce* reed l'ate. no fear fust .they, wul receive !»ut. a brief summarr of wlui. h<> iia.« Jwirnsd i>. spiritualism during tlio past Unity y,mv*. Whatever Sir Arthur doe?, ho does thoroushlv, and in his two lecUvres ho Civco r.s rouca cictnil as tho «v<sra.£:-:> man would {--pread lr.to four or fivo. Kvorythin? i'.e bs* .to R»>* js oiv~n cut in a simple, cip.ar manner, and it. v-ill b> easy for the layman to- foUnw Jam. He dops not bewiH-r his A-arlic-nce-- with i-ccli-jrioalirice. or out of tho way ■itaseolosr. Hie lan-r.-.aso on the plaiiorm js as Jmii.na as fhat in his mnnv .l>ook?, vud oenina it is alway* his splendid pcreoiumty. In the. first leef.ur?. "DcaHi and tne. liorcaftev Tlio X<>iv Herniation," tlvero w enous.v matter to satisfy the enquirer. lor \«»,«, eomcihhi? for him Hr> think over when ho lms MS tho lecture. ' Tno second icclAW, with, its psychic photojrrou/is, tfiil surely u/n-az" tho -audiences of this city, cyoti <is it luis don> those in every cily wncre it hes already been, delivered. • Tho box plans for both l'octurc? arc now open at ilxlner and Thompson's. _