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was held on idyllic Lake Chautauqua (hence the name) in 1874. ... By the turn of 
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together shows of their own, which traveled to small towns across the United ... 
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Question: In the early 20th c. these traveling groups named for a N.Y. lake went from town to town giving lectures in tents
Answer: Chautauqua