Salt Lake Tribune | 1912-05-05 | Page 4 | Noted Lecturer Who Appears Here Monday

Noted Lecturer Who ELBERT HTJBBAUD, who lectures at Barratfc hall tomorrow night, under tho auspices of the Salt Lako Ad club, is one of the famous lecturers of the country. ITis talks are filled' with frems of highest thought rrith little mosaics of , beautifully colored Enelisb pieced together after no accepted ac-cepted pattern ' save tho speaker's own sweet will. .Into the flow of his elo-auence elo-auence there will drop some pungent onicra'm, somo "strange and clever tivist of speech which would transform an 'apparently commonplace' sentence into a thing of vita beauty of wondrous won-drous lights and shades; an audience will Btir with pleasure perhaps give vent to applause; when, "presto, tho lino of thought changes and the speaker is away upon some other Bubject, some new field of exploration, carrying' his hearors with .him and loaving only a memory of things he had left unsaid. Hubbard makes few gestures, standing stand-ing with his hands quietly at his sides or occasionally clasped behind his back, and relying for effect upon a certain cer-tain talent for mimicry and upon the intonations of a rich, clear, powerful voice.