Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-17
CHAUTAQUA TO MEET

The usual Long Beach Chautauqua assembly or summer school will con 7ene at Long Beach, California, Mon day. July 10th, and continue morning, afternoon and evening for two weeks. This is the twentieth session Of the Long Beach chautauqua and It IS the aim of both directors and manager to make it the most complete series oI entertaining and educational events ever given on the Pacific coast. For this reason a diversified program has been selected. By actual count there will be two hundred and sixteen diff ferent events on the various programs covered by the two weeks period, and and four hundred and ninety-three en- tertainers will be heard in these two hundred and sixteen events, at the nominal price of $250 per season ticket admitting the holder to all of the different events and sessions of the Chautauqua season.
 A great array of lecturers, vOcalists. instrumentalists, speakers and enter tainers has been engaged; three great concerts will be given and program preludes used both afternoon and evening.
 Never before in the history of the Long Beach chautauqua has there been arrangements made for so many good things. not only for entertain ment but for education as well. All of the known subjects that are today interesting mankind will, at one time or another, during these sessions, be taken up and discussed. The subject of wireless telegraphy is coming in for a good share of explanatory talk; Russia and Japan will attract some at z1~. .E our own country will be rapidly re hearsed.
 In concerts, the great Donatelli band with Signor Domencio Russo as soloist, will open the season; Carter, the great magician and prestidigitator in limitations of Chang Ling Fa, the king of Chinese magicians, DT. Frank W. Gunsaulus of the Armour institute, Chicago, will touch on ''Savanarola" and Oliver Cromwell; books and their makers will be discussed and an illus trated lecture on Quo Vadis" given in connection; King Lear and A Tale Of Two Cities by pr. William Quayle will be of intense interest to the stu dents of Shakespeare and Dickens.
 The Mid-Chautauqua concert will present three centuries of song in costume, given by the Philomela la dies quartette and Miss Louise Nixon Hill. The Christ church choir assist ed by Mir John D. Walker will furnish the closing concert.
 Among the lectures to be given i: a recital from Macbeth. The Wage: of Sin" by Dorothy Hayden Hoaglin The Cree Indians" by Rev. J. w Mellar, the Worlds Fair at St. Louii by B. R. Baumgardt. Les Miserablei and Its Maker" by Mrs. Emma Green lief. The Red Dog" by Rev. Fisher Michael Angelo and His Art by Prot R. Mackay Fripp, Wireless Telegraph, by Prof H. .Beals.
 Among the preludes the singers am entertainers include John DOugla Walker. tenor, Miss Bess V. Daniels soprano, Miss Edith Knox. Miss Nel Lockwood, Miss Ethel Lucretia O colt. the pupils of the Robinson schoo of expression. Miss Corinne Bailey Miss Isabella Curl, Miss Claire Nortf up. Miss Katherine Ebbert. Miss Flol ence Stratton, Arthur Nelson Millet Richard B. Harrison. reader. Miss Ma Inderly, Miss Luella F. Davis, tn Gonzales -Buisseret Musical Comed company. Miss Pearl Herndon, Mis- Mildred Anderson, Miss Claire Car field. Miss Elizabeth Dewitt, the Lon Beach conservatory or music, and otf CTS.
 Besides these events the usual fore noon and afternoon time will be d' voted to departments for art, physica culture child study, domestic science cooking school, study of curren events. singing, etc. all in charge c #raazH