Charles Kellogg
The Man with
the Bird Voice
NO LIKE OR SIMILAR
PERFORMANCE
1 J &1 6 A \ has ever or could ever be given.
4, 4.4. . '·'\ € Mr. Kellogg is the only
4 .1
human being with the power to
AL:·· 6.1 0 ' 1/ . sing with the voice of a bird.
I*f . -9 . 41; q The power to extinguish a
flame by singing. 4 The power
4 to communicate with creatures
i ·by inaudable sound.
"Remarkable"
Boston Transcript
"Unsurpassed';
New York Herald
"Unique"
San Francisco Examiner
This· will probably be the
most attractive single feature of
the Assembly.
Mr. Kellogg has given 3000
lectures in the United States
and Canada, and in London,
England.
Eighty-seven lectures ar-
ranged by the Board of Educa-
tion were given in the schools
of Boston.
Mr. Kellotg has given his
demonstration twice around on
. the Orpheum Circuit.
Upon the conclusion of Mr.
Kellogg's Orpheum engagement
last season, Superintendent of
Schools L H. Francis ordered
the Public Schools of Los An-
geles closed .that the entire body
of School Principals and Teach-
ers might attend the Special
Address given for them by Mr.
Kellogg.
I cily
/2
, OCR Text: Charles Kellogg
The Man with
the Bird Voice
NO LIKE OR SIMILAR
PERFORMANCE
1 J &1 6 A \ has ever or could ever be given.
4, 4.4. . '·'\ € Mr. Kellogg is the only
4 .1
human being with the power to
AL:·· 6.1 0 ' 1/ . sing with the voice of a bird.
I*f . -9 . 41; q The power to extinguish a
flame by singing. 4 The power
4 to communicate with creatures
i ·by inaudable sound.
"Remarkable"
Boston Transcript
"Unsurpassed';
New York Herald
"Unique"
San Francisco Examiner
This· will probably be the
most attractive single feature of
the Assembly.
Mr. Kellogg has given 3000
lectures in the United States
and Canada, and in London,
England.
Eighty-seven lectures ar-
ranged by the Board of Educa-
tion were given in the schools
of Boston.
Mr. Kellotg has given his
demonstration twice around on
. the Orpheum Circuit.
Upon the conclusion of Mr.
Kellogg's Orpheum engagement
last season, Superintendent of
Schools L H. Francis ordered
the Public Schools of Los An-
geles closed .that the entire body
of School Principals and Teach-
ers might attend the Special
Address given for them by Mr.
Kellogg.
I cily
/2
, Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,I through K File Names,Kellogg,KELLOGG_004.pdf,KELLOGG_004.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: KELLOGG_004.PDF, KELLOGG_004.pdf 1 Page 1
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