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The world is wide ... The Washington Post offers a second season of unusual illustrated travel lectures. Speakers and subjects have been chosen with care to bring you thrilling glimpses of the romance and color that lurks in the far corners of the earth. Post Travel Lectures are open to the public.

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Table of Contents

Program: Lecture: Round the world in 90 minutes, October 23
Romance of the West Indies, October 30
India, Burma and Ceylon, November 6
Africa and Her People, November 13
Palestine, Background of Religion, November 20
Bermuda, Treausre Isle, November 27
Egypt, Cradle of Civilization, December 4
Mediterranean Cruise, December 11
The Bahama Isles, January 8
Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and Chile, January 15
Sicily to the Italian Riviera, Janaury 22
Fjords and Fields of Norway, January 29
Dutch East Indies, February 5
Soviet Russia As It Is, February 12
Austria, Old and New, February 19
Denmark, February 26
People and Places in Japan, March 5
Sweden, March 12
Germany Today, March 19
Impressions of France, March 26
Glacier National Park, April 2
Western Wonderlands of Color, April 9
Canada, Our Northern Neighbor, April 16
Magical Yellowstone, April 23
Mesas and Canyons of the Southwest, April 30.

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Masonic Auditorium, 13th and New York Avenue Northwest, October 23-April 30 [no date].

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In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).

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Post travel lectures

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PN2093 .A44 1877 no. Thr. E/W

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OL31006764M
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2013659647

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