An article describes Neville, a one-time dancer who studied with Abdullah after an interest in Eastern philosophy begun while dancing at Ciro's in London in 1925, as lecturing each Monday and Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the Ebell Club of Los Angeles. He speaks on the thesis that hopes and ambitions can be materialized by assuming they have already transpired, and the piece states he will continue the Ebell Club lectures for an indefinite period.