Daily camera., 1901-07-17
Bonneville Chimes
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TUNEFUL MUSIC.

TUNEFUL MUSIC.
Local Talent to Present Pianquette's De-
lightful Comic Opera.
Local celebrities will be given an op.
portunity tonight to demonstrate that
they Can please any Boulder audience,
however critical. "The Chimes of Nor
mandy" is not only Planquet,e's best
work. but it is easily the prettiest Of the
familiar comic operas Of its class, not ex.
cepting Gilbert and Sullivan's many
popular pieces. II is also an undertak.
ing Of some difficulty for purely ANA
teur organization, but the hard drilling
and careful preparation OF the past
month assures some excellent results. All
the leading roles are in excellent hands.
Miss Berlin as Serpoleue has a part
which will exactly fit her style OF acting.
and the same can be said of Mr. Elias as
Grenicheux. George Fonda will take
the role Of Gaspard. the miser. and his
work will be up to his usual standard.
The chorus has been especially train ed
by Louis Rischar and will be in excel
lent form tonight. The full cast OF char
acters is as follows:
Serpole,te, the good.for nothing.
Miss Berlin
Gsrmaine, the lost Marchisness,
Miss Rosetta Bell
Ssa,.uae' Sans.,e. village maidens.
Miss N. McDerman
Miss L J. Young
Henri. Marquis OF Cornville,
Mr. w. Bell
Jean Grenicheux. fisherman,
Mr. |. Elias
Gaspard, a miser, Mr. George Fonda
The Bailli Mr. Neil Mckenzie
Notary Mr. p. Hoover
Villagers. attendants OF the Marquis. etc.
Last nights entertainment was fully
equal to that of the night before. The
screen was firmly placed and the annoy
ng light from the vI,agraph was shaded
rom the audience. The pictures were
we'll selected and the films were as a
rule very clear. The twelve tableaux
Joan OF Arcs history were
very interesting. Happy Holligan was
oreseD, again and delighted the specta.
ors as usual.
Never was such verltable out pour.
ng OF humanity from the Chautauqua
yates as was witnessed this morning.
The exodus began at seven o'clock and
Continued 70. two hcnrs. All Chau.au.
,ua land, it seemed. was hurrying TO the
snowy SUBMITS far above the heat and
lust OF civilization. Rischar's orchestra
the throng, and the pres
:nce Of this popular organization, may
have added in a measur: to the crowd
hat went aloog. Professor Larimore
ed the crowd to the snowdrifts on Bald
while Professors Cannon and
Ashenden acted as his lieu,enants. The
irst section left a. S.lo and carried over
100 people crowded into four coaches.
Over a score who couldn't hnd standing
-oom on this train succeeded IN getting
he mex, on. which left An hour later
md also carried tour coaches. The
all returned late this alter.
noon, tired as they could be. but per
|ec;ly happy and ready for the next
one.
For tomorrow the following announce
nen,s are made:
THURSDAY, JULY IL.
9:,o a. NV. c. T. u. Education in
Thrift" Mrs Hawley.
1890 a. Mart lecture. drawing as
Study in the Public
Schools" "It's Practical
Valu. in After Life" Mrs
J.B. Sherwood.
100 p. m.-Rischar's orchestra.
3Is m.-Lecture, Building Of the
Home" Miss Ammons,
ADO p. m.-Woman's council, Modern
Co operative Hou,ekeep-
ing" Mrs Noble Prentiss.
900 p. m.-Bible lecture, "The perm
ancnce and Perpetuity Of
the Bible" Rev. Wilcox.
6:,o p. m.-Band concert.
500 p. m.-Musical prelude. Chalk
talk, !. Franklin Caveny.
DR.. Fleury promises to become the
most talked Of man on the grounds. His
versatility in linguistic fields is remark
able.
Bert Kimball and bis vitagraph were
passengers on the Denver train bound
for home this morning. He will be
gladly welcomed whenever he may re.
turn.
The numerous dancing parties and
the mlny groups who catch the last
car up the hill at nigh. shows the tend
ency OF many Of the young Texans to
trip the light fantastic.
Asight worth going to see is the
classes of Professor Larimore and Miss
Pierce in physical culture. Mr. Lari
more's young boys class now contain:
about thirty FIVE members and theii
progress is exceedingly satisfactory.
Next Saturday the Colorado & South