The Jennings daily record., 1902-07-02
THE COLORADO CHAUTAUQUA

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building, except when presenting
topics OF popular interests. The aim
has been to make the program of the
auditorium popular, but not In the
least to lower the high standard that
has been maintained since the noun
tain Chautauqua was launched.
The first great program will be CIV
en-, commencing at 2 p. m, July 4tn,
and entertainments will be presented
every evening thereafter, except sun
day evenings, when the occasion calls
for program in keeping with the DAY.
Space admits only of brief remarks
concerning the platform talent. Inc
program, somewhat in detail, may De
found on another page OF the JournaA.
The magnificent orchestra OF Pro1es.
sor Rischar will be heard dali y, ana
will give the impulse to the entire mu-
cal season.
The Fourth of July address of Rev.
O, O. Smith of Iowa on 1.-The Iwen-
tieth Century America" will be we'll
worth hearing.
The Winchell moving pictures, July
4th and 9Th, presenting scenes OF the
Boer war and many striking historical
events, will attract large audiences.
| Bertha kunZ Baker has been Lead
ing favorite at Boulder. She is the
greatest dramatic reader in America,
and never fails to hold the close atten-
| ton of the largest miscellaneous audi
ence. She will be present July 10th
and 10th.
Ada Nj. Sheffield is beautiful vocal
| ist She will be present during the
first week Of the session and Will ap-
pear several times on the platform
DR.. Thomas f. Green, the Fourth OF
July orator at Boulder two years ago,
will deliver two Of his best lectures.
He is one of the grandest speakers OF
| the continent.
Marion B. Green, magnificent
basso, will be present during the entire
third week Of July. His voice is a
revelation.
On July Sth the renowned African
Boy Choir, which created great enthu-
siasm last year, will enter upon an ell
| gagement. These singers are in such
demand that they cannot fill half the
requests for assembly engagements.
Herr Gustavus Cohen, the great Jew
ish expounder, is scheduled for TWO OF
his wonderful lectures. Cohen is with
out a peer in describing the life and
scenes of the times OF Christ.
Everybody has heard of Jahu De
. Witt Miller, the inimitable platform
orator and profound thinker. He has
not been seen ut Boulder for fouT
years and his return for two appear.
| ances on the platform, July 3Oth and
31st will be greatly appreciated.
Helen A. Culver, a superb contraltc
soloist, will sing for ChautauQua, be
) ginning July 25th.
Eva Wycoff is also a singer, but he,
| voice is of different quality. She re
: mains at Boulder two weeks, and ca1
: not fail to make a splendid success.
"a Trip to Wonderland'' and "Babie:
and That Sort of Thing" are subject
\ of A. L. Flude. who is engaged for tWt
: illustrated lectures. He is fully recon
I mended.
: Negotiations are in progress for spe
cial days, 20 be set apart for fraterna
0 orders. The knights Templal
n knights of Pythias and Woodmen ar
: among the orders expected to take I'D
t vantage of the opportunity. Wood
: mems Day last year attracted lO,Wt
visitors.
|: DR.. A. A Willis is a great speake
e and grand Chautauquan. lie is o.
/, the program for July 10th and lltf
!, No man can excel DIR. Willis ID Ell
l. thusing n vast audience.
l. A delightful soprano, Bessie Iurnel
e will appear July 18th for one week.
l, The tenor sOloist,. John Dougla
l. Walker, will be heard i'll the auditt
IS rum many times during the season.
q 1t requires high-class pianist
q hold the attention at Boulder, but Prt
fessor Chadwick will win where man
S, others have suffered disappointment.
II Professor Gerhart will charm the al
y dience with his marvellous mandolin.
he Rosani, the juggler, is down for tW
rs evenings. as a relaxation from Il
u heavier parts of the program.
The Scottish character artists, Spent
T. and Macdonald. will appear July Al
at and 9Th. These entertainments 2.
he pronounced most excellent
o. Illustrated lectures by G. +. Graf
us July 2Sth and Doth, are Of a high O
us der.
,r- The Orpheus Jubilee Singers and Il
ne Chicago Lady Entertainers are to
Is sist in the closing evenings of the sc
se sion.
He The advantages Of Il summer IN t.
as Rocky mountains have been set for
&C. by many of the most capable medic
no and scientific writers of America. Il
!, a bright sunlight, the wonderfully pu
llh air. the entire freedom from fOgs a
lu- vapors, the abundance Of ozone a
Sc the new conditions, especially If o
en- spends the greater part Of his time {
lis of doors, are too well known to call
Out repetition. Tent life is specially ada
ac- ed for health and the freedom
mind from care which naturally
OF companies a sound body. The ent
I'M tainments and diversions of the CHI
eo: tauqua are certain cures for ho1
les sickness, and all the conditions un
ITO; in support of the claim that the Oh
ros- tauqua is the ideal spot for pers'
1er' from a less favored spot to pass
,ne. summer