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Introduction .-. .. 5

Periodicals, Milestones: Convention Sites and Of?cers .. 9
The Lyceumiz?e, The Lyeeumite and Talent, The Lyceum
Magazine, The IL. A. News, Talent, The ILA. News,
TalentMagaZine, Talent (Years 1904 through 1986.)

The International Platform Association Audio Recorded
Speeches of Conventions .. 27
1977 through 1999 

The International Platform Association Convention on
Video Tape .-. .. 59
1991 through 1994

The International Platform Association Black and White

Photographs  .. 65
The Lakeside Years and 1973 through 1977

The International Lyceum Association
of America Constitution .. 79

Miscellaneous: Quotations, Poems, and Prayers .. 83

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The International, Platform Association
Inventory of the Archives for the Years
- 1902 to 2001

Introduction

From the time that we became custodians of the archives: periodicals, audiocassettes, Videocassettes,
photographs and other International Platform Association realia, which have been stored in the warehouse 
of The Envelope Mart in Elyria, Ohio (through the courtesy of Robert Thompson and family), we have been
preparing an inventory of some of the materials.

These materials had been nurtured and saved for many, many years by Dan Tyler Moore, our organization?s
Director General and Board Chairman for many years.

'When Dan died in 1998, the materials needed a new homemat least, for the time being. They were transferred
from the Cleveland Heights, Ohio of?ce of The International Platform Association to Elyria, Ohio.

It was then that we undertook the challenge of counting and recording what we considered to be some of the
most important materials.

This inventory is re?ected in the following pages, and is organized in sections: We have listed the periodicals:
The Lyceumite Magazine (1904 on); The Lyceumite and Talent (1907 to 1913); The Lyceum Magazine
(1913-1928); Talent Magazine (1906 to 1986).

Finally, we have included some isSues of the early editions of Talent. The magazine was established in 1890
and was published by Pearson Brothers in Philadelphia. (P. M. Pearson was the Editor and Publisher of the
editions we have listed: Years 1904, 1905, 1906, and 1907).

We have inventoried the recorded speeches of the conventiOns of The International Platform Association
from 1977 to 1999. 

Included also are the convention Videocassettes for 1991 through 1994.

There are hundreds of photographs. For the most part, they are unidenti?ed. However, we did take some
black and white photo graphs?for the ?Lakeside Years,? as well as 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, and 1977~to the
convention in 2001. Long-time members identi?ed some of them. They have been included in the inventory.

Finally, in the last section we listed notes taken, randomly and whimsically, from some of the early publications.
We have included the ?rst Constitution of The International Lyceum Association of America, as well as
various quotations, poems, and prayers.

In addition to printing this inventory, we have also made copies on 3-1/2 inch ?oppy disks and on Zip disks.
The Zip disk also contains The International Platform Association Retrospective. (The Retrospective
contains materials gathered from the periodicals in the Archives and covers some of our history from 2001
back to 1831. This, too, is in printed form and is available in a bound notebook.)

It is important to note that the Archives contain many other materials?such as carbon copies of correspondence, I

old program ?yers, etc. These materials were not put'in this inventory.

It is our hope that some university, with interest in the Lyceums, the Chautauquas, and platform speakers,
will be interested in our Archives and will want to house them permanently. If you know ofanyone, please
feel free to get in touch with us.

Feel free to get in touch with the following former members of the Board of Governors of The International
Platform Association:

Eleanor Whitehead, 520 Garford Avenue, Elyria, Ohio 4403 5?6410
Email: elhwhitehead@aol.com 
Roberta Holliday, 1207 West River Street North, Apt. A?l, Elyria, Ohio 44035
Email: bholliday@eriecoast.com
Or
Luvie Owens, 922 Elm Street, Winnetka, Illinois 60093
Phone: (847) 446?7146 .
Maxine Gilleland, l901 SW Palm City Road, Apt. F, Stuart, Florida 34994-4217
Email: ggtd@bellsouth.net 
Bob Leiman, 5616 Foxcross Court, Canterbury Green, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46835
Email: bleiman2@aol.com 

February 2005

Copies of An Inventory of the Archives and of A Retrospective may be purchased from Roberta Holliday
and/0r her daughter, Leslie Thompson at the above Elyria, Ohio address.

The total cost of the two books, including printing, handling, and Shipping, is $25.00.
Please make check payable to: IPA ARCHIVES

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Lyceum ite Magazine

The Of?cial Organ of the International Lyceum Association of America is the International Chautauqua
Alliance and the National Speech Arts Association.

The only organ of the Lyceum?For the man of the platform, the manager who puts him there, the Committee
that keeps him there, and the vast audience that wants him there.

The Lyceumite Company
Steinway Hall, Chicago

General Description: Lyceumite Magazines contain pertinent information about Lyceums These articles consist
of poetry, editorials, advice to the professional speakers, entertainers, concert COmpanies, committees, and
the bureaus who sponsor theLyceum events. The Lyceumites and the Chautauquas ?ourished throughout the
i United States and Canada from the1830?s through the. 1920?s.

The Lyeeumite

Publisher: Western News? Chicago
Editor: Edwin L. Barker? Steinway Hall, Chicago

EDITION 1 MONTH YEAR COPIES
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The Lyceumite and Talent
The LyceUmite, Publisher
Suite 617 Steinway Hall, Chicago
Editors: Louis J. Alber and Paul M. Pearson
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17 Vol. VI no. 11 Vol. XIX no. 3 September 1908 1 copy
Editor: Ralph Parlette
Business Manager:_Wi11iam Padget
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{Editor: Ralph Parlette/ Manager: William Padget/ Of?ce: People?s Gas Building in Chicago, Annual 
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{Note: the 13?? annual International Lyceum Association convention was scheduled to be held in Chicago,
Illinois September 13-17, 1915}

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Vol. 84 no. 4 December 1977 Good 4
Vol. 85 no. 1 March 1978 Fair 5
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Vol. 85 no. 3 October 1978 Good 3
Vol. 85 no. 4 December 1978 Fair 1
Vol.86 no. 1 March 1979 Fair 6
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Vol. 86 no. 3 October 1979 Good 4
Vol. 86 no. 4 December 1979 Good 3
Vol. 87 no. 1 March 1980 Fair 4
Vol. 87 no. 2 June 1980 Good 5
Vol. 87 no. 3 October 1980 Good 4
Voiv.? 87 no. 4 December 1980 Good 4
. Vol. 88 no. 1 Spring 1981 Good 2
Vol. 88 no. 2 Summer 1981 Good 2
Vol. 88 no. 3 Fall 1981 Good 2
Vol. 89 no. 1 Spring 1982 Good 5
Vol. 89 no. 2 Summer 1982 Excellent 2
Vol. 89 no. 3 Fall 1982 Excellent 2
Vol. 90 no. 1 Spring 1983 Excellent '3
Vol. 90 n0. 2 Summer . 1983 Excellent 3
Vol. 90 no. 3 Fall 1983 Excellent 5
Vol. 91 no. 1 Spring 1984 Excellent 1
Vol. 91 no. 2 Summer 1984 Excellent 1
Vol. 91 no. 3 Fall 1984 Excellent 1
Vol. 92 n0. 1 Spring 1985 Good 8
Vol. 92 no .2 Summer 1985 Excellent 2
Vol. 92 no. 3 Fall 1985 Excellent 7
Vol. 93 no. 1 spring 1986 Excellent 8

Note: Talent was no longer published. It wasreplaced with Podium, which was printed after each convention. It contained
reviews of signi?cant and interesting speeches given at that convention.

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Note: In the Archives we have a few editions of Talent, which was established in 1890. It was the First Organ of the Lyceum
Profession. It was published in the interest of Lyceum Talent, Bureaus, and Committees. Pearson Brothers were the publishers;
P. M. Pearson was the Editor and Publisher. Of?ces were at 1225 Land Title Building, Philadelphia. We are listing those

available copies, as follows:

Talent
The First Organ of the Lyceum Profession
Of?cial Organ National Elocutionists? Association

EDITION MONTH YEAR

CONDITION 
XIV no. 7 January 1 904 Fair 1_
April 1904 Poor 1
September 1904 . Poor 1
October 1904 Poor 1
November 1904 Poor 1
December 1904 Poor 1
EDITION MONTH YEAR CONDITION I COPIES
XV . January 1905 1
- February 1905 2
March 1905 1
XV April 1905 1
May 1905 1
June 1905 1
August 1905 1
September 1905 1
October 1905 1
December 1905 1
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no. 9 March 1906 1
no. 10 April 1906 Good 1
May 1906 Poor 1
June 1906 Poor 1
August 1906 Poor 1
September 1906 Poor. 1_
October 1906 Poor 1
December 1906 ?Poor 1
XVII February 1907 Fair 1
March 1907 Fair 1 -
April 1907 Fair 1
May 1907 air 1
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Milestones
Convention Sites

The International Lyceum Association

1903 Chicago

1904 Philadelphia

1905 Elkhart, Indiana

1906 Valparaiso, Indiana
1907 Joliet, Dlinois

1908 Oshkosh, Wisconsin
1909 Oshkosh, Wisconsin
1910 Winona Lake, Indiana
1911 Winona Lake, Indiana
1912 Winona Lake, Indiana
1913 Chicago

1914 Chautauqua Lake, New York
1915 Chicago

1916 Chicago

1917 Chicago

The International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
1918 Chicago 
1919 Chicago

1920 Waterloo, Iowa
1921 Chicago

1922 Chicago

1923 Chicago

1924 Winona Lake, Indiana

1925 Winona Lake, Indiana

1926 Philadelphia and Valley Forge
1927 Winona Lake, Indiana

1928 Winona Lake, Indiana

1929 No Information

1930 Winona Lake, Indiana

1931 No Information

The International Lyceum Association
(Chautauqua dropped in 1932)

1932 Lakeside-on?Lake Erie, Ohio I
1933 Lakeside-on-Lake Erie, Ohio
1934 Lakeside-on-Lake Erie, Ohio
1935 Lakeside-on-Lake Erie, Ohio
1936 Lakeside?on-Lake Erie, Ohio
1937 Lakeside-on? Lake Erie, Ohio
1938 Lakeside-on-Lake Erie, Ohio
1939 Lakeside-on-Lake Erie, Ohio
1940 Lakeside-on Lake Erie, Ohio
1941 Lakeside-on-Lake Erie, Ohio
1942 Lakeside-on?Lake Erie, Ohio
1943 Lakeside-on-Lake Erie, Ohio
1944? Lakeside-on- Lake Erie, Ohio
1945 Lakeside-on?Lake Erie, Ohio
1946 No Information

1947 Lakeside?on?Lake Erie, Ohio

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1948 No Information

1949 Chapel Hill, North Carolina
1950 Rapid City, South Dakota
1951 Lakeside?on?Lake Erie, Ohio

The International Platform Association
(Name change in 1947)

1952 Lakeside-on-Lake Erie, Ohio Golden Jubilee)

1953 Lakeside-on-Lake Erie, Ohio

1954 Westerville, Ohio

1955 Lakeside-on?Lake Erie, Ohio
1956 Lakeside-on?Lake Erie, Ohio
1957 Lakeside-on-Lake Erie, Ohio
1958 Lakeside-on?Lake Erie, Ohio
1959 Lakeside-on-Lake Erie, Ohio
1960 Lakeside?on-Lake Erie, Ohio
1961 Lakeside?on?Lake Erie, Ohio
1962 4 Lakeside-on?Lake Erie, Ohio
1963 Lakeside?on?Lake Erie, Ohio
1964 Lakeside?on-Lake Erie, Ohio

1965 through 2001 Washington, D. C.

Ralph Bingham
Edwin Vance Cooke
Edward Amherst Ott
Montaville Flowers
Ross Crane

William A. Colledge
Sylvester A. Long

Lee Francis Lybarger
William H. Stout

Paul M. Pearson

Frank Dixon

Geoffrey O?Hara
George G. Whitehead
William Rainey Bennett
Clay Smith

J. M. Erickson

G. LeRoy Collins

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Presidents and/or Chief Executive Of?cers

International Lyceum Association", International Lyceum and
Chautauqua Association and International Platform Association

The International Lyceum Association

1902 to 1904; 1906 to 1907
1905 to 1906

1907 to 1910 

1910 to 1912; 1917 to 1918
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1913 to 1915

1915 to 1917

. The International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association

1918 to 1919

1919 to 1921

1904 to 1905; 1921 to 1923
1923 to May 23, 1925

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Carl E. Bachrnan
Charles H. Plattenburg
Frank Preston Johnson
Grover Tilden Davis
Herbert Petrie
Howard Higgins

Guy V. Keeler

Harry P. Heffner
Glenn Morris

I Drew Pearson
George W. Bailey
Dr. W. Leon Godshall
Herman O?Keefe
Dr. Tennyson Guyer
John W. Brown
Delno E. Supplee
Elizabeth A. Carlson
Dan T. Moore
Edward A. Wright

John Morley
Anna Blair Miller
Glenn Seaborg
Lowell Thomas
Art Linkletter
Lowell Thomas
Ted Mack

Lowell Thomas
Glenn T. Seaborg
Jack Anderson

The International Lyceum Association
(Chautauqua drapped in 1932)

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1935 to 1936

1937 to 1938

1938 to 1939; 1939 to 1940
1941 to 1942

1941 to 1943; 1944 to 1945
1946

The International Platform Association
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1947 to 1948

1978 to 1949

1950 to 1951

1952 to 1953; 1953 to 1954

1955 to 1956 (died in 1956)

1956 (Vice president; took presidency)

1957 to 1958 (Dan Moore, Platform Manager)
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Secretary. In 1966 Dan Moore became the Director General and Board Chairman.)
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1974

1975 to 1981. (He died in 1981)

1982 to 1985

1986 to 2001

Dan Tyler Moore served as Director General and Board Chairman from 1966 until 1987, when his Daughter, Luvie Owens,
took over the helm, at which time he became Board Chairman Emeritus. He died February 11, 1998.

Luvie Owens was Second Vice President in 1984; in 1985 she served as First Vice President and Secretary. In 1987 she
became the CEO and General Manager. In 1988 she became the Executive Director and CEO. She served in that position until

her retirement October 1, 1998.

Robert Leiman became the organization?s Chief Executive Of?cer in 1998. He served in that position until November 22, 2000.

David Pearl served as the Director General in 2001. The of?cers were: CEO Emeriti Luvie Owens and Robert
Leiman; Chairman, Jack Anderson; President, W. Bradley Bauhof; First Vice President, Maxine Gilleland; Sec?
ond Vice President, Dr. Fred Antil; Historian, Eleanor Whitehead; First Vice President Emeriti, Hal Holbrook,
Victor Borge, and Art Linkletter. Web Master, Roger Wells.

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1977 Convention

Audio Recorded Speeches
Produced by On The Spot Duplicators, Inc.
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213-886?9933

Jeane Dixon -Dr. K. Cooper

Nuclear Energy Debate

Fletcher Byrom John Currie

Dr. Flora, Billy Ray Cox, Nancy Steorts, Dr. .T. Toppen John Rothman
James Schlesinger Franz Allers (2 Copies)

Sandy Linuer Henri St. Laurent

Reverend Charles Trentham Suzy Mallory

Norman Lear Jean Harris

Young American Oratorical

Ron Nessen Ernest Wittenburg

Laurence Kraus Harold Russell

Del Zhani, Elmer Hawbaker, Rob Robertson, Dale Smith, Dr. Taylor James Mapro
Grayson Charles Jarvis

Rudy Vallee

Charles Jarvis Richard Scammon

Bert Lance Benjamin Ruhe .

Holbrook showcase: Donald Sarbacker, Ray Green James Kilpatrick
Holbrook showcase: Dale Smith, F.S. Shapiro, Dr. Furbay Alvin Haerr
Lowell Thomas arbara Walters

Ross Heresy Norman Rebin

Ralph Nader

John Henry Faulk Dr. Crole

JadeXnderson

John Currie

Dr. George Crile

John Henry Faulk

Jean Harris

JKossI1ersey

Charles Jarvis

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Frank Abagnale*

Franz Allers

Dr. K. Cooper

Fletcher Byron

The Hon. Joseph A. Califano, Jr.*

Jeane Dixon**

Jack Anderson*

Senator Henry ackson*

Jack Anderson, Dominico Facci Seymour Hersh*
Victor Vertes?*

Abner Mikva*

Young American Oratorical Super Bowl
Justin Dart?

Sheila Tobias*

Leon Jaworski*

Joseph Sugarman*

Banquet

Patricia Shroeder

Rudy Maxa*

Rev. Edward Elson*

Hal Holbrook Showcase Tuesday

Hal Holbrook Showcase, part 1* 

Hal Holbrook Showcase, part II

Hal Holbrook Showcase, part 

Meeting Management Seminar, session I
Meeting Management Seminar, session II
Meeting Management Seminar, session 
James Kilpatrick

Lawrence Kraus

Joel Krutzman

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Bert Lance

Norman Lance

Cleo Dawson
Seymour Hersh
Ruth Glick

Herbert Glieberman
Sandy Linver
Grayton 
Suzy Mallory

Rod McKuen
Ralph Nader

Louis Villanova Narai
Ron Nessen
Douglas Pike

1 Senator William Proxmire

Benj arnin Ruhe

Ernest Wittenberg
Rev. Charles Trentham
William Sa?re

Maj or Gen; John Singlaub
Ilene Savin .

Henri St. Lawrant
Harold Russell

James Schlesinger
Richard Scammon
Rudy Valle

Patricia Schroeder

Dr. George Crile

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1979 Convention

(42 Cassette Tapes)
Eastern Audio Associates, inc.
6330 Howard Lane, Elkridge, NID 21227
301?796-0040

Ralph Nader*

Henry J. Heimlich*

Arthur B. Laffer

Dr. George Crile Jr.

George Crile 

Dennis J. Kucinich?

Sir Thomas Bagley?White*

General Alexander Haig*

Dr. Horace E. Dobbs*

Admiral Hyman Rickover*

Mandell E. de Windt**

Malcolm S. Forbes**

Jeane Dixon*

Phillip M. Crane

Howard J. Ruffk

Isaac Asimov Dr. Glenn Seaborg*
Joseph Sugarrnan*

James Kilpatrick Senator Jesse Helms*
Young America Oratorical*

Jamie L. Whitten**

Robert Lieman**

Annual Banquet*

Professionalizing Meetings, Programs and Speakers Seminar
A. Professionalizing Meetings, Programs and Speakers Seminar
B. Professionalizing Meetings, Programs and Speakers Seminar
Dr. Michael DeBakey*

Sheikh Salaam*

Rosemary L. Ginn*

Shirley Duncan**

Jack Anderson* 

Isaac Amisov* .

Hal Holbrook Showcase*
HH2. Hal Holbrook Showcase I
HH3. Hal Holbrook Showcase
HHS3. Hal Holbrook Showcase
Phillip M. Crane

James Kilpatrick

William Meridith

Helga Sandberg

Oratorical Superbowl

Senator Jesse Helms

Joseph Sugarrnan

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1980 Convention

NACDS Convention Cassettes
P.O. Box 54493 0
Atlanta

Strategies for the 80?s

Opening Session

Jack Anderson; Senator Robert C. 

Keys to Excellence in Meetings and Speakers
Ambassador Ryan rank Vo g1

Ambassador William H. Sullivan; Chris Gugas
Dr. Henry Heimlich 

Dr. John DeSalvo

Practical Parliamentary Procedures

Lonny Rogers; Morris Barr

Glenn T. Seaborg?

Mark Russell

Evaluation? the Key. to Excellence

9 John Ciardi; Richard Schibert

Billy Millis .

James Hall; Dr. Gary Courture

Herbert E. Meyers; Pamela Moore? Epstein
Juanita Kreps; Sen. Mrs. Strom Thurmond
William Chambliss; Joe Girard

The Tools and Facts to make you an 
Oratorical Superbowl

Joseph Sugarman; Carey Connel Sutton
Theatre Matinee Seminar 1

Theatre Matinee Seminar 11

Annual Banquet

Jeane Dixon; Ralph Nader

Round Table; Information Exchange

John Pickerell; G. Gordon Liddy 

Block Booking? Fee Negotiations
Drawings; Rules on Trip Abroad

Lloyd N. Cutler, White House Council

The Honorable Abba Eban

Bob- Woodward

Senator Howard Baker

Senator Richard Lugar

George 'Sheehan M.D.

Economics of the 80?s: Panel Discussion I
Politics of the 80?s: Panel Discussion
NACDS Report

Jim McKay, A

Jim McKay, 

Charles Kuralt, CBS

Richard Lesher Redd Larson

Brother Blue Shirley Arnold

Stain Glass Demonstration Paul Pickel
Elizabeth Charleton Moore Betty Southard-Murphy
William Sauber Phillip L. McHugh
Carolyn Warner

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NACDS Convention Cassettes
PO. Box 54493

Atlanta
Jack Anderson 19 80 IIX
Stanley Arnold 19 80 IIX
Morris Barr . 1980 IIX
Harry Blackstone, Jr. - 1980 IIX
Sen. Robert C. 1980 IIX
William Chambliss 1980 IIX
John Cardli 1980 IIX
John DeSalvo 1980 IIX
Jeane Dixon 1980 IIX
Joe Girard . . - 1 9 80 IIX
Chris Gugas 1980 IIX
James Hall 1980 IIX
Harry J. Heimlich 1980 IX
Juanita Kreps . 1980 IX
Arthur B. Laffer 1980 IX
Reed Larson 19 80 IX
Richard Lesher 1980 IX
G. Gordon Liddy 1980 IX
Herbert E. Meyers I 1980 IX
Pamela Morre-Epstein 1980 IX
Dr. Hugh Morgan Hill 1980 IX
Ralph Nader i 1980 IX
John Pickerell 1980 IX
Lonny Rodgers 1980 IX
Ambassador Robert J. Ryan - 1980 
Mark Russell 1980 
Joseph Sugarrnan 1980 
Richard Shubert 1980 
Carey Connell?Sutton 1980 
Frank Vogl 1980 
Ambassador William Sullivan 1980 
Sen. And Mrs. Strom Thurmond 1980 
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1984 International Platform Association Convention

Produced by:
Eastern Audio Associates, Inc.
6330 Howard Lane
Elkridge, MD 21227

Tape 1: Robert Leiman First Rung Of The Speaking Ladder

Tape 2: Robert Leiman First Rung Of The Speaking Ladder 
Sheikh Ibn Ben Salaam

Ralph Nader

Ruth Warrick

2nd Rung Of The Speaking Ladder ,Mini Showcase

How To Make It In Washington By Bess Abell

Barry Reed- 1984 Clarence Darrow Award

Henry Heimlich-, MD. Stress Relief: The Heimlich Method

Father John Nicola: Diabolical PosSession and Exorcism

The Entrepreneur By Lt. Gov. John M. Mutz

Ethics and Economics Of Medicine By George M. Crile 
Hal Bruno: Lowell Memorial Lecture Award

Harry Blackstone and Ricky Jay 

Changing Face Of Lecture Business by Carlton Sedgeley
Mary S. Calderone, MD. and the 7 Minute Speaking Ladder
Eleanor Roosevelt Award by Betty Williams

Nikki Nyetski

Hypnotism? Real or Imaginary by Edwin L. Baron
Introductions to Workshop by Merelyn Reeve

Minerva Braden-Black

Mary Cunningham- Humanizing The Corporate Culture

The $2 Window On Wall Street by Frank Cappiello

Robert Leiman Award, Dr. Floyd Riddick and Minnie Pearl
Marc Pachter Flashback: The Mystique Of Old America

Dr. Murray Banks: What To Do Until The 
Malcolm Forbes, Jr. And Charles Wohlstetter

James J. Kilpatrick and J. Peter Grace

Parliamentary Workshop

E. Larry Moles: The Man From Pinch/IPA Top Humor Discovery
7 Minute Showcase

Bernard Shaw: American Eyes

Gene Perret: Humor Workshop

Gov. Mario Cuomo

Jesse Jackson and Leon Martel

David Best and Robert Leiman Speakers Seminar

Captain Thomas A. Hudgens ?We Want L.A.W. Let?s Abolish War?
7 Minute Showcase Speaker, Ned Dobner

Increasing Your Personal Power By Dr. Jerry V. Teplitz

can?Michel Cousteau Burton Holmer Award

Hot Topics By Peter Lance

Soviet Behavior In The 90?s By Vladimir Sakharov

Speaking Ladder Winner: Joseph Schwartz

Return To Romance By Michael Morgenstern

Dr. Allan J. Lichtman

. The News Behind The Headlines By Jack Anderson 

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1985 International Platform Association Convention

Produced by:
Eastern Audio Associates, Inc.
6330 Howard Lane
Elkridge, MD 21227

Tape 1: First Rung Of The Speaker Ladder Bob Leiman

Tape 2: First Rung Of The Speaker Ladder Bob Leiman

Welcoming Party Dan T. Moore, Linda Clauder, and Frank Wright

Ambassador Evan Galbraith

William E. Colby, Sally'Shelton Colby, and Harry Blackstone, Jr.

Second Rung Of The Speaking Ladder Mini Showcase

John Henry Faulk To Secure The Blessings Of Liberty

Dr. Fichard Ittner One Minute Techniques For Youthful Longevity

Jerry Parr

Joan Mondale Art as America?s Fingerprints

Steve Allen, Jr. MD. Stress Management- Creative Juggling 
Larry King Jack Anderson Investigative Reporting Award (Ron Nesson Accepting)
Brooke Knapp No Guts, No Glory

Claude Pepper .

J. Peter Grace, CEO The Problem Of Big Government

Stans?eld Turner? Secret Intelligence In An Open Society

Workshop: How To Get Started Lecturing And Become A Paid Professional

. Vicki Valentine

Wayne F. Nelson

Sunny Schlenger Getting Organized: The Key To Success
John McLaughlin Straight Talk From Washington

Shirley Chisholm.

Senator Robert J. Dole Theodore Roosevelt Award

Sheila Tate

Dick Cavett Mark Twain Award

Malcolm S. Forbes, Jr. Forbes Magazine Award

Henry Heirnlich, MD. Stress Relief For Everyone

Everything You Ever Wanted. To Know About The Lecture Business But Were Afraid To Ask

Dr. H. Roy Kaplan? Lottery Winners And The American Dream
Judge Herbert J. Stern Clarence Darrow Award

eff Green?eld Drew Pearson Memorial Lecture Award

Tape 1: Annual Banquet Fairbanks, Gallup, Jr. and Robert 
Tape 2: Annual Banquet Fairbanks. Jr. Gallup, Jr. and Robert 
Third Rung Of The Speaking Ladder: 7 - Minute Showcase

Teddy Pendergrass Invacare Award

Shere Hite

Lloyd Owens Management Investment Risk With Index Options
Speaking Ladder Winner: Edythe Bregnard

Shirley Duncan Shangri-La, Pakistan?s Northwest Frontier

Dr. Richard Berendzen What?s Wrong With Education And How To Put It Right
Jack Anderson

International Poets Academy

Parliamentary Workshop

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1986 International Platform Association Convention

Produced by:
Chesapeake Audio/Video Communications, Inc.
6330 Howard Lane
Elkridge, MD 21227

First Rung Of The Speaking Ladder

2?d Rung Of The Speaking Ladder, Mini Showcase

Third Rung Of The Speaking?Ladder

Speaking Ladder Winner

Tape 1: Welcoming Ceremonies: I

Deutsch, Miller, Halverson, Moore, Pepper, Butler, Beschloss

Tape 2: Welcoming Ceremonies:

Deutsch, Miller, Halverson, Moore, Pepper, Butler, Beschloss

Robin Weir ?Washington Under The Dryer?

Letitia Baldrise ?Good Manners Means Good Business?

Caldwell B. MD. ?Nutritional Therapy For Coronary Artery Disease?
Archibald Roosevelt, Ambassador Selwa Roosevelt, and Donald Regan 
Mary Rose Oakar ?The Future Of The Democratic Party?

John A. McDougall ?Power Of The Informed Consumer?

George Crile, Jr., MD, William P. CaStelli, MD 

David Gergen, Henry Trewhitt, Abagail Traffod, John Mashek

Bill Monroe ?America Is Winning The Future?

G. Gordon Liddy ?Surviving or Prevailing?

Art Linkletter ?Care and Feeding Of Audiences?

Pearl ailey-

Marc Sky ?Mindreaders? 7
Workshop: ?Everything You Every Wanted To Know About The Lecture Business?
Judge Jim Mork ?Life Begins At 50?

Sam Edwards 

Mervyn Silverman, MD. ?Aids- The Second Epidemic?

Douglas Edwards ?What?s Right With America?

Stephen Jay Gould

Henry J. Heimlich, ?Maneuvering For A Better Life?

Heloise ?Laughter Is Life?s Best Medicine?

US Senator Warren Bruce Rudman 

Malcolm Forbes, Jr. 

John F. McGillicuddy

Mark Sky 

Dr. Stephen Bennett ?Educating Today?s Women?

Arthur. Frommer

Tom Brokaw

Jim Boren 

Patricia Leimbach ?Old Farm Wives? Tales?

Fred Young ?Don?t Get Mad, Get Rich?

Schla?y and Sarah Weddington Debate: ?Comparable Worth, Pro and Con?
Tape 1: Annual Banquet: 
Moore, Owens, Ford, Jack Anderson, Edwin Meese, and Mark Russell
Tape 2: Annual Banquet:

Moore, Owens, Ford, Jack Anderson, Edwin Meese, and Mark Russell
Dr. Carl Hurley

Brooke Knapp? ?Warning: Flying May Be Hazardous To Your Health?
Dumi Mutabani and Dr. John Burns ?South Africa Today?

Tom Brazaitis

Howard Bray

Jack Anderson.

Audition For The 1986 Academy Poets Award

Academy Of Poets Award Competition Finalists

Joseph F. Coates - America?s Next Forty Years

Fred Graham

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Produced by:
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6330 Howard Lane
Elkridge, MD 21227

First Rung of the Speaking Ladder; tape 1

First Rung of the Speaking Ladder; tape 2

Second Rung of the Speaking Ladder

Third Rung of the Speaking Ladder

Welcoming Party; tape 1

Welcoming Party; tape 2

Speaking Ladder Winner

Ambassador Clayton Yeutter- Keeping America Competitive

George Crile CBS Producer- The Westmoreland Episode, ?.Who Won??
Deutsch-Image Consultant-Your Image-Your Success

Dale Van Atta- National Affairs Columnist

Bob Levy, Washington Post Colonist- Lessons They Never Taught You

Bettina Gregory? ABC News Correspondent

Albert Blaustein, Professor at Rutgers- In?uence of the Constitution

Mrs. Lowell Thomas, Sr.- Keys to our Survival

Cornelius W. Heine- The Story of Constino Brumidi

Admiral Turner, former CIA director- Terrorism; the U.S. response

G. Gordon Liddy? A look at Iran?Contra

Debate? U.S. aid for the Contras, Adolpho Calero, Peter Kostmayer

Bill Schustik? a Troubador?s look at AmeriCa?s Past

Parliamentary Tips for meetings- Leiman, Riddick, Robert, Demeter, Butcher
Andrea Mitchell- NBC W.H. Correspondent- The Reagan White House

Rodger McFarlane, AIDS Training Center? AIDS and Public Health Policy
Sydney Biddle Barrows- The May?ower Madame; A View on Entrepreneurship
Remar Sutton, Author of Body Worry? From Wimp to Hunk

James Humes, Lawyer? What?s Happening at the Convention, Dr. Franklin?
Debate; Trade Wars: Japan vs. U.S.- Dr. Douglas Lamont, Dr. Hiroki Kato

H. J. Heimlich Heimlich Maneuver? The Medical Establishment-Hazardous to Health
Ted Turner? Chairman and President of Turner Broadcasting

Preliminary Audition? 1987 Academy Poets Award

Malcolm Forbes Magazine Award? Rand Araskog; Our Runaway Debt .

Jeremy Rifkin, Founder of Economic Trends- Genetic Engineering; Utopia or Brave New World?
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Sam Donaldson, Chief ABC W. H. Correspondent- A View from Washington
Dietrick Thomsen, Editor of Science News- Popular Misconceptions of Science
Dr. John Burns; The Masterworks of American Literature

William Colby, Former Director of the CIA- The Hope for Nuclear Ares Control
Peter Bensinger, Former Head of U.S.D.E.A.- Mandatory Testing

Sarah Brady, Wife of Jim Brady- Leading Proponent of Gun Control Legislation
Annual Banquet; Invocation- Moores, Owens, Ford, Anderson, Weinberger, Diller
Workshop on the Public Address System? PA. System, an Asset or Liability
George Feifer? A Look at Soviet Life Under the Surface 

David Harper? Miracles of the Mind: The Unbelievable Comes True

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Cyril Brick?eld, Exec. Director of A.A.R.P.- The Graying of America,
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Yakov Smirnoff, Famous Russian Comedian

Jack Anderson, IPA President? The News Behind the Headlines

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Lichtman, Professor at American University? Election 1988; A Do-It-Yourself Prediction System.

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Ambassador Clayton Yeutter ?Keeping America Competitive?

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Dale Van Atta- National Affairs Columnist

Bob Levy- Washington Post Columnist ?Lessons they never taught you?
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Peter Mroczyk- ?The Changing Face of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe?
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David Harper? ?Miracles of the Mind; The Unbelievable Comes True?

Dr. Arthur Fleming

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George McGovern? The Presidency and The American People
Dr. William Roper

Professor Robin Winks- The OSS, The CIA: Spies and the Economic Connection
Jan Scruggs? The Story of the Vietnam Veterans? Memorial? To Heal a Nation

Lou Dobbs

Marianna Thomas, A subject that?s Taboo- Values in our Child?s Reading
Barbara Chase-Riboud

Jim McGee- Investigative Reporting on Presidential Candidates

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Bill Doherty Workshop- Life after Winning the Ladder

Amazing Kreskin

Rodger McFarlane in America - The Pursuit of Rational Solutions?

Peter Mroczk? The Changing Face of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
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Congressman Claude Pepper

Eugeney Kutovoy? Soviet Attache

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Sid Davis

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Academy of Poets Award? Preliminary Auditions

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Joel Kurtzman

Dr. Murray Banks 4 ?What To Do Until the Comes?
Ambassador of the Philippines, Emmanuel Pelaez

Terry Eastland- Who Should be the next Attorney General?

John Block? Agriculture in Transition

Bill McLinn? Mark Twain for President

Gerry Tausch ?How To Work With Bureaus, Agents, and Managers?
Bill Plante ?The Reagan White House?.?

Edwin Meese

John Carter Brown

Joe Clark - ?From Disgrace to Amazing Grace?

Archibald Roosevelt ?My Road to Samarkand?

Monologue Competition 

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Major General Richard Secord- A Centrist?s Approach to Foreign Policy

Jonathan Kozol- American Priorities: The Hungry, the Homeless, the Illiterate
Phillip Stern- Our Campaign Finance System: What the Founding Fathers Would Say

Senator Jeremiah Denton
Georgie Ann Geyer? A Foreign Correspondent Looks at the World
Richard Gillespie

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Lorna Kelly? From Riches To Rags; One Woman?s Continuing Journey
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Tape 1: Of?cial Opening And Welcoming Ceremonies
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Brig. General Myrna H. Williamson, USA 

?Generally Speaking: A View From The Top?
Eleanor Clift ?An Inside Look At Washington?
Senator William Proxmire IPA Award Winner
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale - IPA Award Winner
Karen Feld- Syndicated Columnist
Ken Adelman- Arms Control Advisor To President Reagan-

Skeptic?s View Of Arms Summitry?
Andrew Simmons- Naturalist ?Predators Of The World?
The Honorable Jim Wright Former Speaker Of The House 

?The Human Side of Congress?

Gerry Tausch Workshop ?How To Market Yourself As A Speaker?
Peter Holmes ?The Nation?s Press Club The National Press Club?
Frank Cappiello Panelist On Wall Street Week ?What?s Ahead For The Economy?
Dr. Milan Svec Inst. For National Strategic Studies East Block Relations?
Edwin Meese Former Attorney General ?The Reagan Legacy and Beyond?
John Dancy NBC Chief Diplomatic Corr. ?International Issues. The Look Ahead?
Allen Sinai Economist ?Can The US Be Competitive In The World Economy??
Tom Logsdon ?Flights Of Imagination: Creative Thinking For Professional Success?
Albert Shanker Pres. American Fed. Of Teachers Vision For The Future? -
Ben Briscoe.? Lord Mayor OF Dublin ?Europe 1992 Opportunities For The 
Phil Sokolof National Heartsavers Assoc. President 

America?s Number One Cholesterol Fighter
Malcom Forbes, Jr. William Schreyer 

?The Business Leader?s Role In De?ning the Future? .

Dr. Henry Heimlich of the Famous Heimlich Maneuver? ?Saving Lives: A Caring World?
Jim Oakley Comedy Juggling .
David M. Zach ?The Future Isn?t What It Used To Be? .
Richard Linda Eyer Authors Of Lifebalance Bring Harmony To Your Everyday Life
Ben Wattenberg ?Trends In The 90?s?
Alexandra Costa ?Soviet Union Today: Which Way To Go??
Joan Benny Daughter Of Jack Benny ?Growing Up In Hollywood?
Dr. Pamela Cressey ?Digging America?s National Treasures?
Bob Arnot CBS-TV Medical Correspondent ?Be Your Personal Best?
Clutter Therapists Pauline Hatch Alice Fulton ?Get the Rats Out Of Your Race?
Tweed Roosevelt ?Blood, Sweat, Oil, Dust Ashes TR. In Africa.?

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Evan Kemp Commissioner of the US. Equal Employment Comm.
?The Excluded Majority? 
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Dr. Philip Strax 1989 George Crile Award
?Saving Lives of Women] Screening For Breast Cancer?
Celeste Holm 
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Karen Payne Professional Cat Trainer 
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Carolyn Patterson Editor Of the National Geographic 
?Of Lands, Legends, and Laughter? 
Parlimentarian Workshop - Tips for Ef?cient and Productive Meetings Bob Leiman
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Taffy McCallum

Pat Paulsen

Keith Blume

Jayne Meadows

Dumisani Kumalo

Mario Buatta

Hope Mihalap

Zhu Qizhen

Dr. James Mahoney

Seminar: Well Planned Radio TV Talk by Mitchell P. Davis Joe Shafran
Tom Logsdon

L. William Seidman

Jan Scruggs

Susan Willens

Jerry Sis Levin

Steven Schlosstein

Academy Of Poets Award Competition Finalists

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Andrew Simmons Predator: Bear

Neil Sheehan

Faye Wattleton

The Honorable L. Douglas Wilder

Art Linkletter

David Peleg

Workshop: Parliamentary Tips For Ef?cient And Productive Meetings
Jeffrey H. Joseph 

Charles Keating How To Save Three Hundred Billion Dollars
James Abourezk

Billy Barty 

Ray Bateman Jr.

Dr. Raja T. Nasr

George Martin

Malcolm Forbes Jr. John W. Teets

Congressman Jim Leach Iowa The Savings And Loan Scandal 
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Jane Heimlich

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Tape 1: Of?cial Opening &Welcoming Ceremonies by Peter Arnett Dr. Norman Glickman

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Lillian Brown Your Public Best
Geri Jewell Living, Learning, and Laughing In Today?s World
Sheilah Kast The Mood In Washington
Don Cruze Stand?up Drama
Dr. Michael Robinson The Wonders of Tropical Biology and The Future of Zoos
Hope Mihalap Winner of the 1991 Mark Twain Award for Humor
Seminar: Parliamentary Tips for Ef?cient and Productive Meetings by Bob Leiman
Dr. Bernadine Healy Director Of The National Institutes Of Health
Dr. Frank Popper The Fate of The Plains?
Alan L. Keyes How Government Waste Hurts the US. Economy
Donald Lambro Author of ?Fat City: How Washington Wastes Your Taxes?
Forbes Award: Arnold B. McKinnon ?Notes From A Commonplace Book?
Sydney Huff Gordon Webb
Jim Davidson, Founder Chairman of The National Taxpayers Union
Former Senator William Proxmire 

Re?ections On Why Congress Cannot Control The Budget
Mallie Z. Thomas V. DiBacco ?Dearest Friend: A Love Story for Today?
J. Peter Grace Co-Chairman Of Citizens Against Government Waste
David Essel Stress/Fitness for the Speaker/Traveler
Jim Turner A Chemical Feast: The Politics of Food
Susan Eisenhower Dimensions of The Soviet Crisis
Beth Milwid, Ph. D. Studs Terkel Meets Dr. Ruth:

Oral History: Women Working With Men
Cathy Rigby Going For The Gold
Dr. David Musto Lessons From The First Cocaine Epidemic
Dale Van Atta News Behind The News
Carol Willoughby Booker A New Leash On Life:

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Doug Stephan How To Get The Best Out Of Talk Show Interviews
Annual Banquet: Honorable Dick Cheney Jeff MacInnis
Brig. General Myrna Williamson, U.S.A. (Ret)

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Jeffrey Joseph Technology and US. Competitiveness

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Dr. Henry J. Heimlich: The American Red Cross Can Be Hazardous To Your Health

Arun Gandhi: Nonviolence or Nonexistence Options For The 21St Century
Dr. Caldwell B. Heart Attack Proof
Doug Mariette: Deadlines, Headlines, Adrenalin
A Survivor?s Guide To The Creative Process
Lawerence Kutner, Parent Child: Getting Through To Each Other
G. Gordon Liddy Prevailing Over The Airwaves
Tweed Roosevelt Return From The River Of Doubt
David Werner The Funniest Lawyer In Washington
Poetry Competition
Wesley Smith Mexico: The Unknown Revolution
Delmas Wood, Jr. FDR Braced For The Presidency
Sarah McClendon Keeping Watch On Ten Presidents
Laura Pedersen The Entrepreneurial Spirit of The 90?s
John Esposito: HOW To Enjoy Interpersonal Relationships Stay Out Of Court Too!"
Dr. Robert V. Remini: Andrew Jackson, Combative Soldier President-
Edmund Haislmaier: Developing Affordable National Healthcare System For America
John E. Frohnmayer Necessary Offense
Theatre Workshop Time With Chuck Rich
Peter Burtchell Environmental Issues Of The 90?s
Pat Paulsen I?ll Be A Decisive Probably
Seminar: John J. Makay, Public Speaking: Turning Theory Into Practice
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Patricia Ireland President Of The National Organization For Women
Ethel Sexton - Make Your Own SunShine
Philippe Villers - Health Care
Daniel R. White Legal Humor And Other Oxymorons
Live Theater: A Weapon In Wax A One-Act Comedy By A.J. Bradbury
Catherine Crier You Make The Difference I
Malcom S. Forbes, Jr. Presents The Forbes Award to William H. Taylor
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Seminar: Eve Cappello, PH. D. How To WorkA Network
Dr. Antonia Novello US, Surgeon General
Grover Norquist Democratization of Totalitarian States
Michael Lewis The Money Culture
Thomas Schatz How Much Do You Pay For The Waste Tax
Carol Walker Financial Fitness In The 90?s
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Dr. John Edward Hasse The Life Genius Of Duke Ellington
Joe Cobb Putting Family First
David Perlman: Science Editor Of The San Francisco Chronicle
John D. Jacobson: World Sleuth, Columnist and Author Of ?Eatiom?
Tweed Roosevelt Further Adventures
Eli Bay Unwind And Win The Secret Of Effeciency
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Alice Tepper?Marlin ShOpping For A Better World
Dr. Hal A. Huggins: How Dentistry Nickel Dimes You To Death
Reed Irvine: On Being A Miserable Carping, Retromingent Vigilanti
Paul Tucker: Behind The Scenes Of An Impressionist Block Buster Exhibition
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Seiichi Kondo Consular For Public Affairs Of The Embassy Of Japan
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Bob Beckel Off The Record
Barbara Hannah Marks Freedom Of Information
Annual Banquet: Dr. Frederick Antil Ross Perot
Gerry Tausch A Miscellany Speaker?s Tips 
Joan Matterson Laser Techniques Health Care System Doesn?t Want You To Know
Bob Lukefahr: Co-Founder Of Youth-Oriented Advocacy Group, The 3rd Millennium
Frank Baranowski: The Mysteries Around Us, Three Short Stories
Former Governor John Brown And George Brown
H. Skip Weitzen: Hypergrowth: 6 Secrets Of Today?s Fastest Growing Companies
Matin Gross Author Of ?The Government Rackett. . .Washington Waste From A to 
Peter W. Huber Senior Fellow At The Manhattan Institute,
Author Of ?Galileo?s Revenge?
Dr. Tim Stivers Humorist, ?The Future Just Ain?t What It Used To Be.?
Seminar Parliamentary Tips For Ef?cient And Productive Meetings
Jackie Nink P?ug Choosing Your Road To Success
Dr. Joseph Jacobs: Dir. Of The New Of?ce Of Alternative Medicine At NIH
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Lewis Puller Jr.
Malcolm Forbes
Arnie Brunlie Spill
Richard Haass/ Gen. Colin L. Powell
Rayne Pollack

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Storytelling Workshop by Laura Bobrow, Chairman
First Ring Of The Speaking Ladder
Second Rung Of The Speaking Ladder
Third Rung Of The Speaking Ladder
Speaking Ladder Winner: Dr. Paul Murphy
Opening Welcoming Ceremonies Milli Deutsch,
oycelen Elders, and Jack Anderson
Aram Bakshian, Jr. Speaking and Speech Writing:
From The White House To Your House
Gilbert Davis Is The President Above The Law?
Tom Logsdon Six Simple Solutions That Shook The World
Richard Lederer Heels Over Head In Love With Language
Mrs. Ruth Stafford Peale Positive Thinking Really Works
Gerald Freedman, Dean Of Drama School/NC. School of Arts
Artistic Dir. Great Lakes Theater Festival
Brig. Gen. Myrna H. Williamson, USA (Ret.) Women In Combat Boots:
From Muskets To Space
Fischer How Changing Your Diet Can Change Your Sex Life
Steve Bhaerman a.k.a. Swami Beyondananda May The Farce Be With You
Dr. Tim Stivers Bubble And A Half Off Plumb
Ray?Mend, The Aristocrat Of Deception
Carol Oldham O?Hara The Write Business
Karen Kerrigan Changing Business As We Know It
Paul Weyrich Why Culture Matters
Tony Snow An Insider?s View Of Washington
Jim Bohannon Radio: It Beats Working For A Living
Dan Stein Time For A Time Out On Immigration
Ruby Petersen Unger The Confessions Of A TV Kiddie Show Host
Jeffrey Joseph Politics Of Health Care
Jan Roberts Rediscovering Your Sense Of Fun
Bob Murphey Top Comedian Of The Year
Tweed Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Remembered
Parliamentary Tips For Ef?cient Productive Meetings,
Parliamentary Bowl Presented To Hugh Cannon
Poets Finalist Presentation 
Anne Meagher Northup How The Tobacco Companies
Have Misused The American Farmer I
Lester Brown Facing The Environmental Trends Shaping Our Future
Sir Thomas Bagley?White Another Medical System Does It Work?
Ray Brady What?s Ahead For The Economy?

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Congressman Martin R. Hoke Renewing The American Dream:

A Congressional Perspective
Martha Phillips 200 Billion Reasons To Worry About Tomorrow
Eugene Lehrmann Position On The Various Health Care Plans
Forbes Award Presented To Albert R. Gamper, Jr. What?s Right With America
George Martin, Winner Of The IPA Award For The Best Speaker?s Program

Annual Banquet: The Hon. Hazel O?Leary Rita Dove - Journey Of The Heart:

Remarks and Poems 

Dr. Frederick Antil Secrets Of Successful Public Speaking
Norma Langham Women Whiskey Rebels

Plaza Suite By Neil Simon Play Reading By Jim And Ginger Mateer

Jan Goodwin Islamic Extremism, Women, And A Growing State Of Terror
Ted Zalewski Laughter In The White House: The Humor Of Our Presidents
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Monologue Competition Monday, Virginia Pate Hayes Chairman
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1995 International Platform Association Convention

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First Rung Of The Speaking Ladder

Second Rung Of The Speaking Ladder

Third Rung Of The Speaking Ladder

Speaking Ladder Winner .

Of?cial Opening Welcoming?Ceremonie's Dr. D. Kessler;
Anderson; T. ?Dennie? Williams (Tape 1)

Of?cial Opening Welcoming Ceremonies Dr. D. Kessler;
Anderson; T. ?Dennie? Williams (Tape 2)

Bill Butterworth Bringing Back The Balance Of Life

Dr. E. B. Smith Daniel Webster And His Times 

Dr. J. Maas Awake In The Fast Lane:

Everything You Should Know About Sleep But Are Too Tired To-Ask
Widow of Murdered Guatemalen Guerrila by Jennifer Harbury

John Fund America Needs Compassion w/ Logic: -

Welfare Reform Compassion/ Combine Hard Head w/ Soft Heart
Live Theatre: ?The Queens? Enacted By Jean Schaeffer And Loraine Ritchey
Gerry Tausch, Head Of The Speakers Connection Global Program Bureau
Jerry Land The Status And Health Of the Chesapeake Bay
Horace Deets Issues Of Aging
Mike Harper From Desert Storm To Haiti: Transformation Of The American Army
_Wayne La Pierre Guns, Crime, And Freedom .
Dr. Kenneth Blanchard, Best-Selling Author, Winner Of The 1995

Norman Vincent Peale Award -
Malcolm S. Forbes, Jr. Presents The Forbes Award To William T. Esrey,

Chairman and CEO of Sprint 
William A. Young, Jr. Pickett?s Charge,

A First Person Impression Of The Rev. Lt. George W. Finley
Chris Ullman - Whistling As Art, Not Novelty
Seminar: Parlirnentary Tips For Ef?cient And Productive Meetings 
Moderator, Bob Leiman 
Tom Barrett The 104th Congress-: Changing Of The Guard
Louis Stokes US. Representative From ll?? District Ohio
Dmitry F. Mikheyev Boris Yeltsin, His Character, Personality, and Politics
Dr. Mark R. Chassin Healthcare Reform Quality vs. Cost I
Don Torgensen The Great Awakening Of The American Political Conscience
James Lovell, Apollo 13 Commander, Recipient Of The

1995 Theodore Roosevelt Award

Margaret Warner The View From Washington
Robert Hass, U.S. Poet Laureate Elect
Williams The Right Side
Juan Williams, Pultizer Prize Winning Author Of ?Eyes On The Prize??
Bruce Vogel, President Marin-Penisula Speakers Series, Inc.
Congressman Carlos Romero-Barcelo The Political Situation In Puerto Rico
Lori Lacey, Award?Winning Songwriter 
Bob Leiman Microphone Techniques And Practice
Poets Finalist Presentation 

Christopher Wright Publisher Of ?The De?cit Letter? and ?881: Un?nished Business?

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Donna DeVarona Up Close And Personal In The World Of Network
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Charles Osgood, Journalist, Author, Raconteur,
Recipient Of The 1995 Lowell Thomas Electronic Journalism Award
Presentation Of Monologue Winners
Annual Banquet w/ Dr. Frederick Antil; Dr. Lloyd Ogilvie; Gen. John M. Shalikashvili
Yourself As A Speaker
Yours elf As A Speaker
Nancy Sanalin 
Aschaffaburg Workshop (Alice Longworth Room) Tape 1
Aschaffaburg Workshop (Alice Longworth Room) Tape 2
David Best Workshop (Imperial II) 
Mary Sue Best Workshop (Culpepper Room)
Mary Sue Best Workshop (Culpepper Part 2)
Monologue (Executive Forum)
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1996 International Platform Association Convention

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First Rung Of The Speaking Ladder
Second Rung Of The Speaking Ladder
Third Rung Of The Speaking Ladder
Speaking Ladder Winner
Of?cial Opening/Welcoming Ceremonies with Ronald Goldfarb and Jack Anderson
Of?cial Opening/Welcoming Ceremonies with Ronald Goldfarb and Jack Anderson
Seminar Parliamentary Tips. . .Parliamentary Bowl Presented to Dr. Joseph Distasio
FDR Braced For The Presidency Delmas Wood
Civil War Prisoners A First Person Impression William A. Young, r.
Jane Alexander, Chairman, National Endowment For The Arts
Campaign Update Arianna Huf?ngton 
Laura J. Bobrow Storyteller
Crossfire From The Left Bill Press
Dr. Arthur Caliandro Marble Collegiate Church, 1996 Norman Vincent Peale Award
Maneuvering For A Caring World Dr. Henry Heirnlich
Illiteracy Incurable Disease orEducationMalpractice - Robert W. Sweet, Jr.
Linda Chavez-Thompson, Executive Vice-President, 
Ralph Reed, Executive Director, Christian Coalition
American Renewal: Optimism Vs. Pessimism in the 1990?s Donald Lambro
Forbes Award Presented To W. Wayne Allen The Golden Goose
How To De?ect, Disarm and Diffuse Any Verbal Con?ict Sam Horn
Thomas Schatz, President of Citizens Against Government Waste
Dr. Robert Bergman, Director of the Cleveland Museum Of Art
Dan Stein, Federation for American Immigration Reform
Blueprint 2000 Celebrate and Save Outdoor Sculpture Susan Nichols
Generation and The Election Kellyanne Fitzpatrick
Words Dr. Balint Vazsonyi 
Koda Kountry Drifters, Award winning, nationally televised dance team
Presentation of Poetry Finalist
Stivadis 
Tricks of the Trade Kelly B. Riddle 
World War II/Revolutionizing Submarine Warfare Rear Adm. Eugene B. Fluckey USN
Who Will Control Congress Next Year? Lisa Nelson
Family Values, Straight But Not Narrow Bob Bernstein
Pyromania: How to Set A Fire Under Yourself Nikki Williams
Antarctic Adventure Shirley Duncan
Annual Banquet with Dr. Henry Foster - Women?s Health Care
For The Coming Millennium 
Monologue Winner
Poetry Competition
Monologue Competition I
Maddox portrays Harriet Tubman Bit Of History?
Dr. John Makay
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Dr.,Theo Colbom
Zev Kedem
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1997 International Platform Association Convention

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First Rung Of The Speaking Ladder
Second Rung Of The Speaking Ladder
Third Rung Of The Speaking Ladder
Speaking Ladder Grand Winner
Official Opening Welcoming with Christiane Amanpour,
I Richard Behar, Jack Anderson (Tape 1)
Official Opening Welcoming with Christiane Amanpour, Richard Behar,
Jack Anderson (Tape 2)
Brigadier General John Meyer, Jr. - Discussion of Crisis Communication. ..
James S. Gordon, MD Manifesto For A New Medicine
Margaret A. Dixon Social Security: Keeping Our Commitment Into The 21St Century
Richard Cheatham A Grandson Of Pocahontas At The Jamestown Colony
Bill Butterworth ?Keeping People Out Of The Pits?
Charlie Bell A Bowl Of Gumbo A Story From Bell?s 10,000 Mile Lap
Of The United States On Foot 
Catherine French Classical Music: A Matter Of Life Or Death?
Jack Butcher Between Then Now Was The IPA
Jack Risin Updated Report On Driving Studies
Harry Wu Chinese?American Human Rights Activist and Author
James J. Manley The Six Fundamentals of Prosperity:
The Secrets Of Wealth Accumulations
Jim Oakley The Comedy Juggling Of Jim Oakley
Ira C. Magaziner A framework for Global Electronic Commerce
Joe Sills The United Nations Today and Tomorrow
M. Stanton Evans President, Education Research Institute and
The National Journalism Center
Millard Fuller A building Presentation of the 1997
Norman Vincent Peale Award 
Shelley Davis Debunking The IRS
Mary Schiavo School Of Public Policy and Management, 
Author of ?Flying Blind, Flying Safe?
Bill McKibben Between Hope And Fear:
The Environmental History of the Next 50 Years
Eve Cappello, Ph. D. Workshop: Performance Skills
Dick Morris President Clinton?s Chief Strategist for the 1996 Election
Seminar: Parliamentary Parliamentary Bowl Presented to Robert Dove
Presentation of Poetry Finalist
David Best A Conversation with Mr. Jefferson

. Robert Woodson President, National Center For Neighborhood Enterprise

Dr. Michael Robinson Civilization, Domestication and The Future of Life on Earth
John Seiler Satire in Verse -

Elizabeth Drew The Real Struggle For Political Power In America

Anita Perez Ferguson Women Make The Difference

Annual Banquet with Speakers? Dr. Richard Berendzen and Dr. Robert Gallo
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1998 International Platform Association Convention

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Speaking Ladder Grand Winner

How To Conduct a Successful, Goal?Oriented Business Meeting

Elizabeth Maysilles, Ph. D.

New Ways To Package, Promote, and Market Yourself For Success

Eve Cappello, Ph. D. 

Of?cial Opening and Welcoming Ceremonies With Senator Richard Lugar (R-IN)
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The Most Enduring Tyranny Of The 20th Century Dr. Lee Edwards

School Comes Home; One Reform That Really Works By Michael Farris

A Defense Of The United States Senate By Robert Dove

A Journey From Down Under To Behind The Veil By Geraldine Brooks

- Vanishing Cultures Images Lost From Amazonia To New Guinea By Stanley L. Spielman, M.D.

In Search Of Social Justice By Balint Vazsonyi

The World And All That?s In It By Robert Sims

Deer Dance, Fire Dance In The Aztec Tradition by Javier Alarcon 
El Nino And La Nina: Impacts and Outlook by Jim Laver

1998 Norman Vincent Peale Award: S. Truett Cathy ?Thank You?
Politics ?98 Hal Bruno

Theater Workshop: Exploring Character by Dorothy Donaldson
Seminar- Parliamentary tips. . .Parliamentary Bowl presented to Dr. Thomas Starshak
Presentation Of Poetry Finalist

Yo Oprah! Shut Up And Eat! John Stauber 
Annual Banquet With Hugh Downs And The Valley Trouveres
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1999 International Platform Association Convention

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Speaking Ladder Grand Winner

Of?cial Opening/Welcoming Ceremonies Milli Deutsch; Bob Leiman (Tape 1)
Of?cial Opening/Welcoming Ceremonies Milli Deutsch; Bob Leiman (Tape 2)
Conway Stone Dream High! Three Ways To Empower Your Dreams

Kitty Turgeon-Rust The History The Renaissance Of The Roycroft Movement
Martin S. Simmons A Contractor Exposed

Dr. Jane Henney, Commissioner, Food and Drug Administration

John Kelly The FBI Lab: Junk Science Is No Science

Jim Clark A Natural Celebration

Delmas P. Wood FDR?Braced For The Presidency

Gen. Hugh Shelton, Chairman Of The Joint Chiefs Of Staff

Tom Harken, 1999 Norman Vincent Peale Award presented by Mrs. Norman Vincent Peale
Dennis Henigan Gun Violence: IS The Gun Industry To Blame? 

Professor Robert H. Frank Luxury Fever: Why Money Fails To Satisfy In An Era Of Excess
Ron Reddock ?.Magic Of Creativity .
George Mason University James J. Kimble; Rajni Shanker; Marianne Palmisano
Dr. John Gilderbloom Cuba, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Annual Banquet with Frederick Antil, Master of Ceremonies

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Larry King, and Jack Anderson- Investigative Reporting Award.
Brooke Knapp- N0 Guts, No Glory

Claude Pepper

J. Peter Grace, CEO- The Problem of Government
Stans?eld Turner? Secret Intelligence in an Open Society
Workshop- How to Get Started Lecturing and Become a Paid Professional

Vicki Valentine
Wayne F. Nelson

Sunny Schlenger? Getting Organized; The Key to Success
John McLaughlin- Straight Talk From Washington

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Tom Watson The Art Of Story Telling
Of?cial Opening And Welcoming Ceremonies
Seminar: Lillian Brown Your Public Best
Sheilah Kast The Mood In Washington
Don Cruze Stand Up Drama
Alan L. Keyes How Government Waste Hurts The US. Economy
Donald Lambro Political Correspondent, Author
Robert Forbes Presents The Forbes Award To Arnold B. McKinnon
Sydney Huff And Gordon Webb
Jim Davidson, Founder And Chairman Of The National Taxpayers Union
Mallie Z. Thomas V. Di Bacco ?Dearest Friend: A Love Story For Today?
J. Peter Grace Co-Chairman Of Citizens Against Government Waste
Seminar: David Essel Stress/Fitness For The Speaker/Traveler
Jim Turner A Chemical Feast The Politics Of Food
Susan Eisenhower Dimensions Of The Soviet Crisis
Beth Milwid, Studs Terkel Meets Dr. Ruth;
An Oral History Account Of Women Working With Men
Cathy Rigby Going For The Gold
Dale Van Atta News Behind The News .
Carol Willoughby Booker A New Leash On Life/ Assistance Dogs Make A Difference
Doug Stephan How To Get The Best Out Of Talk Show Interviews
Annual Banquet 
Seminar: Brig. General Myrna Williamson, USA (Ret) 
Tips For Speakers/ A Speaker?s Potpourri
Academy Of Poets Award Winner
Price Cohen Children?s Rights AWorld View: Chattel Or Citizen?

Jeffrey Joseph Technology And US. Competitiveness

Nadine Strossen, President Of American Civil Liberties Union

Robert Brown The Press In Relation To The Military During The Gulf War

Jim Gossett An lmpressionistic View Of The Headlines

Jack Anderson, Chairman Of The The News Behind The News -

Mary Beal Talk Radio

Jesse Jackson

Dr. Alvin Baraff ?Men Talk? How Men Feel About Women, Sex,
Relationships, And Themselves

Susan Granger A Critic Looks At Hollywood From The Inside Out

Ida Stewart, V.P. Of Estee Lauder

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Official Opening &Welcoming Ceremonies Eugene Lang; Jack Anderson Tape One
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Mikki Williams Pyromania HowTo Set A Fire Under Yourself
The American Red Cross Can Be Hazardous To Your Health Dr. Henry J. Heimlich
Arun Gandhi Non Violence Or Non Existence: Options For The 215?t Century
David Werner The Funniest Lawyer In Washington, Brings Stand-Up Comedy 
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John Esposito Law Sex Come Together In The 90?s How To Enjoy
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Edmund Haislmaier Developing An Affordable National Healthcare System For America 

Theatre Workshop Time Featuring Chuck Rich, Film Critic NBC

Mutual Radio Entertainment Reporter
Peter Burtchell Environmental Issues Of The 1990?s
Seminar: John J. McKay, Public Speaking: Turning Theory Into Practice
Poets Finalist Presentation . I
Ethel Sexton Make Your Own Sunshine
Philippe Viller?s Health Care
Daniel R. White Coping With Lawyers Legal Human and Other Oxymorons
Catherine Crier You Make The Difference 
Dr. Michael A. Creedon Social Issues Of The Elderly State, Community, and Family -
Thomas Schatz How Much Do You Pay For The Waste Tax?
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Joe Cobb Is There Hope For A Balanced Federal Budget?
David Perlman Science Editor, The San Francisco Chronicle
John D. Jacobson Word Sleuth, Columnist, and Author Of Eaton
Eli Bay Unwind And Win: The Secret Of Ef?ciency
Dr. Hal A Huggins How Dentistry Nickel and Dimes You To Death
Reed Irvine On Being a Miserable, Carping, Retromingent Vigilante
Poets Finalist Presentation 
Seichi Kondo Consular For Public Affairs of The Embassy of Japan
Dr. Vinod Sahgal All The King?s Horses and All The Kings Men The Health Care Crisis
Bob Beckel Off The Record
Joan Matterson Laser Techniques What The Health Care
System Doesn?t Want You To Know
Virginia Hayes Garage Sale Fashion Show I
Bob Lukefahr Co-Founder Of A Youth Oriented Advocacy Group ?The Third Millennium?
Former Governor John Brown And George Brown 
1993 Norman Vincent Peale Award Winners
H. Skip Weitzen Hypergrowth: 6 Secrets OF Today?s Fastest Growing Companies
Martin Gross Author Of ?The Government Racket. . .Washington Waste From A to 
Peter W. Huber Senior Fellow At The Manhatten Institute 
Seminar Parlimentary Tips For Efficient And Productive Meetings
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Opening Ceremonies w/Milli Deutsch, oycelen Elders, and Jack Anderson
Carol Oldham O?Hara The Write Business

Karen Kerrigan Changing Business As We Know It .

Paul Weyrich Why Culture Matters

Tony Snow: An Insider?s View Of Washington

Jim Bohannonv? Radio: It Beats Working For A Living

Ruby Peterson Unger Confessions Of A TV. Kiddie Show Host

Jeffery Joseph Politics Of Health Care 

Jan Roberts Rediscover Your Sense Of Fun

Parliamentary Tips For Ef?cient and Productive Meetings; Bowl Presentation
Poets Finalist Presentation 6
Anne Meagher Northup How Tobacco Companies Have Misused The American Farmer
Sir Thomas Bagley?White Another Medical System: Does It Work?

Ray Brady What?s Ahead For The Economy? -
Congressman Martin R. Hoke Renewing The American 

Martha Phillips 200 Billion Reasons To Worry About Tomorrow

Eugene Lehrmann Position On The Various Health Care Plans

The Forbes Award Presented To: Albert Gamper, Jr. What?s Right with America
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LAKESIDE YEARS
Photo Number Names of people identified in picture
#2 Lou La Tour
Jackie Lord
. Barbra Black
#5 Anita Sky Eyes (Right)
Peter Reigh (Third from right)
#8 . Dan Moore
#10 Bill Skadden (Far right)
#14 Tennyson Guyer (White Jacket)
Former Congressman (Deceased)
#16 Anne Grimes
#17 George Bailey (Standing, far left)
Rickie Hoyt (Dark Dress - center)
#18 Tennyson Guyer
#19 Tennyson Guyer
Rickie Hoyt
#26 Tennyson Guyer (Center)
#27 Dan Moore
Rickie Boasberg Hoyt (Short lady turning left)
Betty Carlson
#29 Dan Moore
#30 Orville G. Fitzgerald (Man applauding Pittsburg, Pa.
Betty Carlson -
#3 1 Dan Moore
#34 Nicholas Gonzaloes De Mendoza (Second from left)

Paula Bishop (Fourth from left)
Bob Christopher (Far end of table on right)
Doraine Lucas (Toward front)
Ellis Lucas (Toward front)
#3 5 Rosa Lobe
Sam Lobe
Dan Moore
Rickie Boasberg Hoyt
Harlowe Hoyt
#36 Eleanor Skyes Pe?er (Third from left)
Dan Tyler Moore
Betty Carlson A
#37 Sam Lobe
Rosa Lobe - Rickie Hoyt (Left with cup)
#3 8 Dan T. Moore (Microphone)
Betty Carlson
#41 Betty Carlson (Beside)
Dan T. Moore
Eleanor Sky Peters
Harry Higgins (Fourth from right)
#42 Dan T. Moore
Betty Carlson (Beside)
#44 Anita Sky Eyes (Second from right)
#46 Elleen Hall

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Photo Number

#2

#3
#7

#9
#17
#21
#34
#36 
#37
#41
#43

#46
#49
#51
#54

#57
#58

#63
#70

#73
#82

#83
#84
#86
#89

#92
#94
#107

?#115
#119

Names of people identi?ed in picture

Rear?? Front?
Paul Leonard Joe

Rosa Lobe Suzy Sutton.

Anna Blair Miller Shirley Duncan
Dan Moore

Anna F. Houston

Sam Ervin

Dr. Charles Forbes Taylor
Thayer Soule

Dan Moore

Bill Woodruff

Dan Moore

Jeane Dixon

Over?ow Crowd on Stairs
Debby Robert (Miss Louisiana)
Jeane Dixon 

Debby Robert (Miss Louisiana)
Matthew Carter

Charles Evers

George Romney

Laurence Stern

William Raspberry

Carl Stokes

Debby Robert (Miss Louisiana)
Debby Robert (Miss Louisiana)
Cleo Dawson

Lou La Tour

Jeane Dixon

Edna St. Clair-right

Cachi

Artist

Louis Bohmrich 

Thayer Soule

Alan Dents ch

Millie Deutsch
Nancy Dickerson
Bob Leiman 1
Dan Moore

Jack Anderson
Nancy Dickerson
Nancy Dickerson
Dan Moore

John Henry Faulk
Glen Seaborg
Naomi Young 
Earl Nightingale

Dan Wolfe

Jeane Dixon
John Mitchell
Acrobats

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#141
#146
#160
#161
#162
#163

#214
#237

#246
#257
#261

#266
#270

#275
#335
#397

#423

#468
#496
#534
#578
#635
#656
#870

#1092
#1163

Names of people identi?ed in picture

Don Ebright (Third from left)
Louis Bohmrich (Center)

Paula Bishop

Drew Pearson (IPA Governor, talking to Dorothy uldheim)
John Mitchell

Jeane Dixon (Center)

Jack Anderson

James Kilpatrick

Alan L. Otten

William B. Saxbe

Senator John Tower (Texas)

Ted Mack

Paul Leonard

Naomi 

Dorothy Sarnoff

Ben Franklin

Mary Forker Ford

Juliet Lowell

Dr. Cleo Dawson 
Mrs. Ben Franklin- Margaret (Right)
Jane Archer (Left)

Victor Borge

Senator Hugh Scott

Domenaro Facci

Jack Anderson

James Jackson Kilpatrick
Senator Samuel Ervin'

William Colby

Don Cooper?Deborgia,Montana
Dr. Heimlich (Heimlich Maneuver).
Jack Valenti

Suzy Sutton

Art Buchwald

Rosa Lobe

Rudy Vallee

Joe Ferrier

Lassie

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1974 IPA Black and White Photos 8X11 

Photo Number

#1

#14
#29
#52
#88

#97
#138

#139
#143

#148
#165
#174
#187

#217
#247 

#257
#269

.#271
#277
#283

#320

#324.
#334
#393
#398
#401
#495
#529

Names of people identi?ed in picture identi?ed

Paul Leonard

Rosa Lobe

Harry Bird Kine
Anna Miller

Dan Moore

Anna Huston
Eleanor Peters
Huey Webber
Shirley Duncan
Eileen Hall

Susan Sutton

Joe Perrier

Parnboolra
Debby Robert (Miss Louisiania)
Ralph Frost 
Carlton Sedgeley
Margo Tersian Lang
Jeane Dixon

Jeane Dixon

Edna Sinclair

. Debby Robert (Miss Louisiania)

Edna Sinclair

Don Wolfe

Dan Moore Sr.
Victor Borge

Lowell Weicker
Thayer Soule (Left)
Joe Grif?th (Dallas, TX.)
Royce Boyer

Torn Mathews
Thayer Soule

Ted Mack

Lowell Weicker
Victor Borge

Ann R. Sokolowski
Louie Pearson (Middle)
Victor Borge

Ann Sokolowski

Joe Ferrier

Victor Borge

Victor Borge

Victor Borge

Ralph Nader (Right)
Louie Pearson

Drew Pearson

Suzy Sutton

Edna Sinclair
Thayer Soule (Right)
Margo Lang
Margo T. Lang 
Drew Pearson (Left)
Bruce Zimmerman
Thayer Soule

Bob Kazrnayer
Joseph C. Bauer
Don Scheiber

Mary Jeffries

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#569
#575
#600
#609
#616

#633
#658

#678
#713
#726
#729
#739
#762
#777
#787
#801
#861
#864
#893
#924
#1037
#1038

#1040

#1052
#1110
#1112

#1163
#1171
#1174
#1189

Names of people identi?ed in picture identi?ed

John Haggerty

Leon aworski (Special Prosecutor - Watergate)
Leon aworski (Special Prosecutor - Watergate)
Leon aworski (Special Prosecutor Watergate)

Leon aworski (Special Prosecutor - Watergate)
Leon aworski (Special Prosecutor - Watergate)
Ted Mack

Leon aworski (Special Prosecutor - Watergate)
Ted Mack 

Dr. Cleo Dawson

Ben Franklin

Shirley Duncan

Anna Blair Miller

Peterson

Cleo Dawson (Last)

Dan Moore Ill

Lou La Tour (Poet)

Louie Pearson

Lowell Thomas

Lou La Tour (Poet)

Dan Moore Sr.

Jeane Dixon

Leon aworski

Eileen Hall

Lowell Thomas

Cachi (Left)

Harry Bird Kline

Dorothy Champlin Kline

Lowell Thomas

Lou La Tour

Lowell Thomas 

Suzy Sutton

Marianna Munn (Later to become Mrs. Lowell Thomas)
Rudy Vallee 
Rudy Vallee

Margo Terzion (Left)

Ted Mack

Lowell Thomas

Lowell Thomas

Ralph Frost

Rick Wemmers

Art Brooks

Eugene Farrar

Ceilia Wallace

Joseph C. Bauer

James Cawdrey

Eugene Farrar

Celia Wallace

Ivan C. Coe

Senator Henry ?Scoop? Jackson (Right)
Gary Dechau

Senator Henry ?Scoop? Jackson

Jesse Owens

Jesse Owens

Jesse Owens

Shirley Duncan (Left)

Anna Blair Miller (Right)

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Photo Number

#1

#10
#25
#40
#42
#44
#59

#77

#81

#107
#116
#123
#141
#149

#150
#196

#202

#217
#241
#243
#263
#269
#276

#323
#336
#342
#343
#439
#448
#469
?#526

#552
#558

#570

#637

Names of people in picture identi?ed

Dolly McNutt

V. Neil Wyrick

Joe Ferrier

Lou Latour (Center)
Suzy Sutton

Dan Moore (Center)
Dan Moore 
Suzy Sutton

George VelliOtes
Everett Peterson

Edna Sinclair

Jeane Dixon

Jeane Dixon

Jeane Dixon

Dan Moore (Left)
Becky Dunbar

Edna Sinclair

unknown

Naomi 

Dan Moore (Center)
Ralph Nader (Right) 7
Pamboobian 

Barney Crile (Dr. George Crile - Left)
Dan Moore 111 (Second from right)
Dr. Jeffery Ostroy
Ralph Nader (Center)
Neil Wyrick (Second from left)
Neil Wyrick

Dan Moore

Suzy Siltton

Goerge Velliotes (Right)
Margot T. Lang

Hazel Schmitkens
Cordella Treese

Oliver Malstrom Carl
Nido Qubein

Suzy Sutton

Bill Colby

Dan Moore (Left)

Ted Mack (Center)

Bill Mcgrane

Rickie Boasberg Hoyt
James Arch

Ann Sokolowski

Suzy Sutton 
Dr. Everett Peterson (Right)
Ted Mack (Left)

Paul Leonard

unknown

Dan Moore

Edna Sinclair
Kernbokian (Left)

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Photo Number Names of people in picture identi?ed

#660 Suzy Sutton (Right)
Rosa Lobe

#718 George Velliotes

#778 Ted Mack (Left)

#795 Dan Moore (Right)

#832 Dr. Sam Lobe (Left)

#833 Anna Francis Houston

#834 Mrs. Lowell Thomas (Left)
Suzy Sutton (Right)

#836 Lowell Thomas

#840 Suzy Sutton (Right)

#849 Lowell Thomas (Left)

#853 Dan Moore 111 (Left)

#866 Dr. Everett Peterson (Left)
Ralph Frost (Center)

#871 Lowell Thomas (Left)
Don Wolfe
Bob Orben

#872 Lowell Thomas. (Center)
Bob Orben (Right) 

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Photo Number

#0

#00
#1

#15
#28

#33

#87

#90.
#96

#111
#125

I #142
#157
#209
#233

#275
#283
#284
#287

#365
#395

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#409
#434
#438
#439
#455

Names of people in picture identi?ed

Front Left to Right

Rosa Lobe, Dr. Cleo Dawson, Ben Franklin,
Ralph Frost,Dr. Everett Peterson, Edna Sinclair.
Seated'on the ?oor Suzy Sutton 

Rear - Left to right 

Eleanor Sikes Peters, Millie Deutsch, Anna Blair Miller,
Anna Francis Houston, LuvieMoore, Lou La Tour,
Cordella Treece, Dan Moore, Paul Leonard
Left to right

Anna Blair Miller, Art Buchwald,Leroy Hutchenson
Dr. Cleo Dawson

Ben Franklin

B111 Woodfuff (Deceased)

Dr. Charles Forbes Taylor (Deceased)

Eileen Hall Deceased)

Ben Franklin

Martha-Kauffman (Suzy Sutton?s Daughter)
Naomi 

Bill Woodruff

Naomi?s Daughter

Joe 

Jeane Dixon

Eileen Hall Deceased)

Jeane Dixon

Signing autograph

Dr. Glen Seaborg

Jeane Dixon

Jeane Dixon

Jeane Dixon

Dan Moore

Bill Woodruff

Joseph Bauer

Suzy Sutton

Saint Laurent

Michael Fogoros

Ralph Nader

Dr. Earl Butz -
Dr. Ralph Frost (Shaking hands with Dr. Earl Butz)
Former Secretary of Agriculture

Bob Leiman 

Second from left

Ralph Frost

Bill Woodruff Deceased)

4th from left - Dr. Don Ebriht

Naomi 

Left - Dr. Cleo Dawson (Deceased)

Everett Peterson

Dan Moore

Elias Ward
Ralph Frost (Center)
Dr. Everett Peterson (Right)

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Photo Number

#473
#493

#494
#553
#556

#579

#591
#612

#622
#654
#811

#829
. #848

#861
#862

#893
#915
#983
#996
#1005

#1014
#1089

Names of people in picture identi?ed

Suzy Sutton

Herb Greenwald

Lewis Price

Joseph C. Bauer

Anna Francis Houston

Elias Ward

Pambookian (Left)

Jack Valenti (Right)

Barry Goldwater

Dr. Everett Peterson

Lily Spandorf (Center front)
Laureen Tibbetts, Jack Valenti,
Dr. Joesph Ostacy

Jack Valenti

Art Buckwald

Connie Gordon

Art Buchwald

Art Buchwald

Left to right

Paul Leonard



Edna Sinclair

Joesph Ostacy

Lou La Tour

M. Bird Cyme, Sister Elaine Michele
Lou Latour

Sister Elaine Michele
Shirley Duncan

Dr. Cleo Dawson (Deceased)
Eleanor Sikes Peters

James J. Kilpatrick

Left to right

Martha Kauffman (Suzy Sutton?s Daughter)
Suzy Sutton

Suzy Sutton (Left)

Joe Perrier

Glen Seaborg

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Photo Number

#1

#25
#26
#3 1
- #44
#72
#73

#76
#83
#102
#107

#111
#117-
#125
#146
#147
#160

#172
#180
#193

#196
#214
#219
#226
#267

#303
#315
#343
#344
#354
#372
#373
#378
#384
#386

Names of people in picture identi?ed

Winston Churchill Bust
(Grandson of Churchill and son at Chartwell, November 27,1977
The bust in the library was given by IPA

Bill McVeigh (Sculptor) 

Don Wolfe

Dan Moore

Jeane Dixon (Pro gnosticator)

Betty Saint Marie

Betty Saint Marie

Front row Left toright

Bill Woodruff, Drew Hall, Rosa Lobe, Paul Leonard

Cleo Dawson, Frank Wright, Susie Sutton

Back row Left to right

Millie Deutsch 

Herri St. Laurent, Lou La Tour, Don Wolfe

Edna Sinclair, Joe Ferrier, Bob Leirnan, 

Eleanor Sikes Peters

Middle Row

Ralph Frost, Eileen Hall, Anna Houston

Anore Pacatte -

Anna Francis Houston

Dan Moore

Mrs. O. J. Bayless

Anna Francis Houston

Jeane Dixon (Pro gnosticator)

Dan Moore

Don Wolfe

Jeane Dixon
Jeane Dixon
Ralph Frost

Cleo Frost

Betty Saint Marie
James Schlesinger

Ralph Frost

George Vellotes
talking to Joe Bauer
Parseghian
Ralph Nader

Bill Woodruff
Dan Moore

Paul Leonard
Edna Sinclair
Dan Tyler Moore
Suzie Sutton
Lou La Tour
Ralph Frost

Cleo Dawson
Paul Leonard
Paul Leonard

?Laureen Tibb etts

Domenico Facci with Jack Anderson
Henri Saint Laurent

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#401 Domenico Faeci with Jack Anderson
#402 Bob Leiman
#404 Bob Leiman
#410 Jack Anderson
#430 Norman Lear
Pambookian
#431 Norman Lear
Margaret Scott Kincannon
#497 Bill Woodruff
Suzy Sutton
#517 Bob Leiman
#539 Angela Krebel
#575 Thomas Krebs
#600 Don Adelberg
#6 9 Dan Moore
#621 Michael Foecsos
#630 Dan Moore
#634 Don Adelberg
#636 Thomas Bishop
Don Adelberg
Bob Leiman
#637 Thomas Bishop
#653 Lou La Tour
Scott Kennedy
Janis Kennedy
#655 Dot Stir'rat
Billy Stirrat
Valerie Stirrat
#657 Dot Stirrat
Billy Stirrat
Valerie Stirrat
Jean Schaffer
#666 Harold Russel
#673 Lida Livingston

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Constitution

Article I Section2

The objects of the association shall be to bring the individual mem-
bers of this Lyceum into closer relationship; to promote the publicity
of the Lyceum Movement; to correct business abuses; and to advance
the best interests of the Lyceum generally.

Article 11 section 1

Any lecturer, entertainer, musician, or other Lyceum performer; any
teacher, coach, or instructor in the Lyceum arts, or any manager or
promoter of Lyceum or Chautauqua interests, who is of good moral
character, shall be eligible for membership in this association.

Dues- Article I section 1 by?laws
May 1917 Edition

The initiation fee of this association shall be ?ve dollars 
payable with application. In the event of the non-election of the
applicant to membership, this fee shall be returned.

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Miscellaneous: Quotations, Poems, and Prayers

The Lyceum has a history; for fifty years it has been developing. It met a felt want or the
communities would not have bought from year to year the attractions Offered. Individual enthusiasm
blazed the trail. Again and again mistakes were made, audiences disappointed, receipts have failed to
meet expectations. Now communities sprang into the ?eld and all of this indicates a natural demand.
Now the chaotic efforts of individuals havedeveloped into great Lyceum Systems and Bureaus,
booking hundreds of thousands of dollars of business. The time has come for a great forward
movement. WE need more system, elimination of waste. We need a deeper realization on the part of
the committees as well as the bureaus and attractions, that a real lyceum movement is in the land.
Standards must be lifted, higher ideals maintained, better business ethics established. How? In many
ways, but chie?y through the I.L.A. 

Edward Amherst Ott
President of International Lyceum Association of America
January 1909

It is better to give than to receive too much advice.
It is apt to spoil God?s original blueprint for you.
July 1909

Our greatness increases as the square of our distance from home.
Lyceum Magazine
October 1909

A straight line is the shortest distance between the platform and the treasurer?s office.
Lyceum Magazine
October 1909

Make my name so great that the agents may sell me easily, but not so great as to absolve me, in my
own opinion, from the daily and necessity of making good on and off the platform.
Strickland Gillian -
December .1909

Help me to forget last night. If it was a failure, brooding over it will make tonight a worse defeat; if
it was a triumph, gloating over it will make tonight a frost. May there be no last night-nothing but
tonight!

Strickland Gillian
November 1909

Some men claim to use the lyceum platform as a stepping stone to their own betterment. Such men
are mistaken. If the two are at all congenial it is the lyceum that uses the men, rather than vice versa.
Successful men and women form the living ladder on which the lyceum climbs to higher levels;
weaklings are its cellar stairs. Any individual who thinks he uses the lyceum is a tail? a stump?tail at
that? boasting its ability to wag a very bulky dog. The Lyceum Movement is infinitely bigger than any
person engaged in any branch of it. - .
Strickland Gillian

January 1910

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Oratory is the great power that moves nations to do and to dare. It was oratory that wrecked
Rome and made Christianity live.
Lincoln
April 19 1

Someone asked Mrs. Ross Crane if she were a suffragette and she said; I Should say not, [am
married happily, you know. . 
April 1911

You must abolish poverty inside of man, before you can. abolish poverty outside of man.
November 1912

The Chautauqua Movement by Edward Amherst Ott

The Chautauqua Movement is the one distinctive creation of our democratic life. It is to literature
statescraft, sociology, and even science that the art gallery is to painting and sculpture. It is a Poor
Man ?5 Educational Opportunity. It is the isolated communities salvation from provincialism. It is a
vocal magazine, in which truth is enforced by personality.

The Chautauqua platform is the broadest the world has ever known. The first and only free-
pulpit. On it, catholic and protestant speak on the same day. Democrat, republican, socialist, all are
given a place, the audiences are universal, old and young, rich and poor, re?ned, culture and crude.
On the Chautauqua platform, politicians haVe grown into statesmen, sectarian preachers into reli?
gious leaders, academic professors into extension missionaries. Its in?uence is destroying sectarian-
ism, killing bigotry, stimulating active religious service. It is destroying boss rule in politics by
furnishing a free platform to honest performers. lt counteracts the corrupted press by giving direct
appeal to the public.

The Chautauqua is the people?s college of sociology and politics, and up?to-date opinions on
vital subjects. They can control it. Its management is local. It is 'a movement free in spirit and, in
fact, knows no limitations, except those of human ability.

.We are Idealists

One of the most apparent facts of the Lyceum movement is that it is not a money?making propo?
sition. Mest of the managers who have entered upon the work have quit with little or nothing. Few
of the talent have been able to lay up a competence. A large majority of the agents who have under-
taken the work have combined it with something else in order to make a living. And yet all attest to
the peculiar fascination of the Lyceum as an institution. We are dreamers, visiOn?seers, and idealists!
Our chief interest is in the improvement of the race.

February 1 9 3

Why We?re Changing our Name
Many misspellings and misinterpretation of our name caused us to clarify our name to The
Lyceum magazine. We feel that some telegraph operators, even in Chicago, will know what

magazine is; most of them think the name is a new serum.
March 19 3

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Why the I.L.A.

The International Lyceum Association is'the greatest, single, moral force this movement has
known Its history has amply justi?ed its existence. The Colonial Period of the Lyceum extended from
the groves of Athens to AD. 1903. The National Period began then with the birth of the I.L.A. Before
1903 we were scattered units. Now we are a brotherhood, an army marching to the step of a common
purpose. 

This, the 14th I.L.A. convention, costs 25,000 dollars. It is worth it to all who live by the Lyceum. The
worker who does not belong is simply robbing himself of a place in the ranks and a seat at the camp-
?re. .

The main work of the I.L.A. is to continue to be the I.L.A., to continue to exist. There are may
things the I.L.A. can do, but the main thing is to continue to hold up the high ideals that have made
possible the Lyceum and Chautauqua Movement? to continue to exalt the altruistic, and to rebuke the
sel?sh. The battle line is drawn more sharply each year? the battle betWeen the idealized and the
commercialized. As long as the I.L.A. keeps the faith, commercialization can never win.

The Next I.L.A. Convention August 1918 
The next I.L.A. convention will be held in Chicago September 15?20, 1918. It should be the most
earnest convention in spirit, the broadest in interest and the largest in attendance in our history, says
president Flowers. 1 
The Association?s funds are low. An amendment is to be proposed to offer the following member-
ships: Life Members $500, Patrons - $100, Sustaining Member $50, Contributing Members $25,
Supporting Members - $10. 1'

Save the I.L.C.A.
February 1919

The Lyceum Magazine is astounded to learn that the I.L.C.A. has been compelled to send out
appeals to platform people asking them to advance $20 each to keep the of?ce running, on the promise
that they will be reimbursed next August, if the funds are suf?cient. The board of directors met in
January and simply discovered that they were up against it. Over $2,500 is coming from the members
in dues alone. Over 100 members are in war service and are excused from paying dues. The epidemics
and shortage of professional work is doubtlessly responsible for most of this situation.

But this is a strong word to each member Who is in arrears. This membership fee is a little thing to'
each one. If it is not met, it means that membership in the I.L.C.A. is a little thing to the delinquent.
Members who have been paying their dues year by year since the organization was born are now
digging up extra money to save the situation. Let the delinquent, who is getting just as much from the
organization, wake up and do his simple ?rst duty.

The I.L.C.A is Looking Up
The I.L.C.A. heart is beating faster. The last bulletin is full of achievement and prophecy. Now that

it costs ?fteen dollars to join, President Stout declares that they are going to get all they can for the
money. He is launching a lot of bureaus. Charles F. Homer is going to run a bureau of statistical
research, so that we shall presently know the ?gures of our ?eld how many Lyceum courses and
Chautauquas and so on. . .A bureau of engagements is being built. Its drawers will hold ?les of the
members, showing their record, their quali?cations, and how much open time they have. When a
program?builder wants material, he can come to the I.L.C.A. headquarters and ?nd who is available.

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Interesting Facts
March 1921 
In 1920 there were 8,581 Chautauquas held in the United States and Canada. There were 93
Chautauqua circuits operators. The number of Chautauquas doubled in 4 years. There were 33
three day circuits, 8 four-day circuits, 32 ?ve?day Circuits, 11 siX?day circuits, and 9 seven?day
circuits. -
C.F.H.

Larger Quarters for the Lyceum Magazine
March 1921
The Lyceum Magazine is happy today we can have an of?ce now devoted entirely to making
the magazine and to taking care of the platform people. It is at 1251 Peoples Gas Building, just two
doors from the original of?ce, 1247. It is an enlargement of our quarters, necessitated by growing
. business.

Interesting Facts
April 1921 A .

In the 1922 Chautauqua season there were 5,757 people who devoted their entire life to
Chautauqua work. Nine-hundred and ten college men were used to handle 525 tents. More people
attended Chautauqua lecture courses than attended any other public meetings, with the exception
of the churches and moving pictures. The people get more for their money in Chautauquas and
lecture courses than from any other form of education or entertainment. The Chautauqua cost them
less than 10 million dollars. 

C.F.H.

Interesting Facts
June 1921
That there was an aggregate of 35 million admissions to American Chautauqua in 1920. fair
estimate, based on the best judgments of observers, places the number of different people who
attended Chautauquas at 10 million. i
C.F.H.

The Lyceum Magazine has served the Platform for 32 years. It is the only magazine in the
world established exclusively for the general Lyceum and Chautauqua Field.

April 1922
Radio made its Chautauqua Debut in June 1922.
James Redpath and the Pioneer Bureau He Founded

James Redpath was a leader of the Civil war period who gathered the early Lyceum stars. He
was a journalist, a traveler, an educator? a many-sighted man who accomplished much and said
little. He founded the Redpath Bureau in 1868 in Boston. He was born'in 1833 and died in 1891.
As a journalist he was widely known as a war correspondent on the New York Tribune under
Greeley. He also won recognition as managing editor of the North American Review.

Following the Civil War, the federal General in command of that city appointed him General
superintendent of education at Charleston, SC, and, while at Charleston, he originated the ?rst
union Memorial Day exercises. These exercises took place at Charleston May 1, 1865, and more
than 10,000 persons participated in the event. Mr. Redpath was co-editor with efferSon Davis of
the latter?s, History of the Southern Confederacy. His greatest work, however, and his enduring
public monument was without doubt the Lyceum Bureau, which he founded and which bears his
name. The story of its beginning is told by a contemporary as follows;

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Until the Redpath Lyceum Bureau was founded by James Redpath in Boston in 1868, lecture
committees were in the habit of applying to lecturers or readers direct.

Redpath conceived the idea of making and booking engagements for lecturers. 

He convinced these lecturers that he could save them the trouble and annoyance of voluminous
correspondence and at the same time could attain such fees as lecturers were worth. Mr. Redpath was
the ?rst manager to pay a lecturer a thousand dollar fee. To him belongs the credit of instituting the
bureau . Nearly all the lecture business of the country is now conducted in this way.

August 1922

The 20th International Lyceum and Chautauqua Convention was held in the Auditorium Hotel,
Chicago, September 15-19, 1922. Some of the Speakers were: L.G. Herbert, Frank Bohn, Ralph B.
Dennis, Louis J. Alber, Frank Dixon, William Rainey Bennett, Aurther W. Evans and Charles F.
Homer.

An Article by Tom Skeyhill entitled: Lecturers and the Salvaging of Civilization? Today is
Civilatz'on is Collapsing? Must it Go Down Like All Before It? Lecturers? Will You Help Save It?
appeared in the September 1922 edition. 

Clemenceau, who was called The Tiger of France, comes to America to speak at the Lecturers
Conference on Public Opinion and World Peace, in Washington. Called by International Lyceum and
Chautauqua Association, Continental Hall, Washington, DC, December 7, 8 and 9, 1922.

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
(Lecturers, Platform Artists, Managers,
Field Representatives, and Sponsors)

Established 1903 Incorporated 1907

The Professional Hallmark 0f Platform Excellence

 

International Platform Association
I. P. A.
"The Professional Hallmark of Platform Artists"

The International Platform Association is a non-profit organi-
zation of mutually interested people, dedicated to the enrichment,
edification, and perpetuity of the platform. 

It is devoted to the production and appreciation of the platform
arts, the welfare of platform people, and the improvement of their
presentations.

It embraces the lofty traditions and high purposes of the world
of music, drama, oratory, poetry, travel, humor, philosophy, culture,
education, and entertainment.

It'brings into common understanding the professional artist and
the lover of artistry. 

It fans the flame of freedom, secures the pillars of human
dignity, reveres the altar of brotherhood, and venerates the majesty
of the spoken word.

- From Lyceum to Chautauqua, from town'hall to television, the
many-splendored talents of the people of the platform world here

combine to the rededication of their many energies for good, into th
lives and hearts of our people. 

MAY 1963 PRINTING

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