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Chant suqua Audience Deiiehted with Ap
Eearancs of Mrs. Eaksr.
Superlatives OF superlaiives would be
needed to express the satisfaction created
at the Chautauqua last evening by Mrs.
Bertha Kunz Bakers splendid rendition
OF "Cyrano de Bergerac." Mrs. Baker
doesn't need 4 recommendation. She
herself is her best accommodation From
the moment the lady made heI hrst ap
peararCe when her powerful, vet musi-
cal and pleasing voice thrilled the large
audienc gathered together, till the tragic
and affecting close, she comm iEded the
intensesi interest and the d epes' admir-
alton. Commonplace regarding her
work do but an injustice. She appe lied
to the audience as an entire company.
and as !: company OF stars. Those that
attended last evening will never forget
the pleasursble experience. while those
that missed it have reason Tor regret.
Her portrayal Of the highly dramatic
masterpiece, "Cyrano de Bergerac,' dis
played rare versatility and power and
many would like to see it repeated.
Boulder day is on the boards Tor the
big even, next week. Thursday has been
tho day selected and A, L. Teag irden OF
Austin, Texas, has been assisting the
Chautauqua management in rustling the
matter to successful issue. The inten.
ton is to secure a social union between
the city people and the visiting guests.
huge informal reception will be held
IN the woman's council tent and an OF.
ganized movement is being made TO
secure the cooperation Of all al once so
as to assure success. The Boulder bands
will be in attendance and everyone will
be compelled to have Jolly good time.
The Coloradoans are hospital social
people and the Texans are nationally
famed for the same attributes. A lasting
union OF the two will result in permanent
good feeling which time will only
ngthen. The lack OF this union has
been too keenly .telt TO allow the matter
to be longer neglected and the movement
for big celebration of Boulder day by
everybody will surely meet with success
The Boulder business houses will prob
ably give half holiday SO as TO permit
every body to participate. In the evening
the Hon. Luther Manship. one of the
bes, cards OF the session, will be present
and deliver an address.
III < k..
tauqua will receive the attendants at the
institution in the council tent from Gao
to 8
The Chautauqua programs are moving
along smoothly and it is already evident
that the best of the wine is reserved for
the latter halt OF the feast. Mrs Bertha
kunz Baker scored grand success last
night AMI her second appearance at $50
tomorrow afternoon cannot fail 10 draw
a Large audience. Rev DR.. Jordan will
speak this evening on Evolution Nha;
Ii Is and What 1t Is Not"
FRIDAY, JULY IL
o:so a. m.-Morning prayers
500 a. m. to IL m.-School and college
classes. chorus training, art lecture,
boys and girls club, Kindergarten.
woman's council, etc.
900 a. m Bible Exegesis, lob with
Blake's Wonderful illustrations
Stereopticon Lecture.
$50 p, m.-Musical prelude.
ago p. m.-Readings from Shakespeare.
Browning, Aldrich, etc. Bertha
kunz Baker.
400 p. m-Woman's Council
500 p. nc. L. S. c. round table Topic,
The Defects Of Our Public School
Svstem."
500 p. m.-Popular concert
NEW ARRIVALS.
Mrs Belle Blce. George S Oliver. Mrs
w Latfery. Mrs Lizzie T. kehr. Sara
+ blanchard. Harriet G. X Wright. Den.