Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
.CHAUTAUQUA TO
BEGIN MONDAY
SESSION WILL CONTINUE UN-
TIL JULY 22
All on Program Have Agreed Posi-
lively to Appear and Event
Promises to Be Great
Success

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, July 5-The official
program for the Chautauqua which
will open here next Monday night and
continue through to July p was COM
pleted today. Each lecturer and in
structor on the program has promised
positively to be present at the time
named. a large number of tickets have
already been sold for the eleven days
feast of good things, and it is expected
that the town will be full of visitors.
Rev. Chester 2. Dorland, president Of
the Chautauqua' a'association, is making
renewed efforts to interest business
men in the erection of a tent city of
some description. He has received
numerous applications for such quar-
ters from prospective attendants of the
Chautauqua and is more than ever con-
vinced that the tent city would be not
only an advantageous thing for the
city but a paying institution as well.
The first event will be the grand open
ing reception next Monday night in the
auditorium under the auspices of the
Ebell club. This will be free to the
public.
The following program has been ar
ranged: Music by the Royal Italian
band; address of welcome, Mayor f. II.
Downs; address on behalf of the cham
Der of commerce, DR., L. a. Perce;
music, Pomona College Glee club; ad
dress on behalf of Chautauqua associa-
ton, the Rev. Chester p. Dorland, pres
ident of Chautauqua; address by repre-
sentative of Chautauqua talent, Prof.
Charles f. Kent; music. Pomona Col
lege Glee club; address on behalf of
Ebell club, Mrs. Adelaide Tichenor;
music by the band.
The Daily Program
The following is the daily program for
the morning exercises, to continue
throughout the session: s a. M, devo-
tional hour a. m., Bible study, Prof.
Charles f. Kent; 10 a. m, current
events. Prof. j. II. Hoose; 10 a. M, art
and design, Mrs. l.. e. Garden-Mac-
leod: II a. M, child study lecture, Prof.
George l.. Leslie and Miss Jessie b.
Allen, Phi. D.
In the afternoon class in domestic
science will be conducted each day by
Mrs Grace f. Dutton. For the same
hour demonstration work in child study
is announced
The features of the eleven days of the
hautauqua are as follows:
Tuesday, July 1O-3 p. M, Miss Louise
Nixon Hill in her artistic 'Three Cen
turtles of Song" given in costume; at
s. p. m, Capt. Jack Crawford.
Wednesday, July 1l-3 p. M, Capt.
Jack Crawford; s p. m, Mrs. G. Adams
Fishers illustrated lecture, QUAINT
Old Nuremburg."
Thursday, July II, Temperance day
p. m, Homer L. Castle of Pittsburg,
Pa; s p. m., DIR. Charles Edward
Locke's lecture, "A Pilgrimage to the
Shrines of American Heroism."
Friday, July 133 p. m, DR.. Locke's
lecture, when Scarecrows Do Not
Scare: s p. M, Count Alexander NJ,
Lochwitsky.
Saturday, July 14-8 p. M, band con-
cert, Royal Italian band; p. M, grand
concert, Treble Clef club of Los An
geles.
Sunday, July 15.-11 a. m, Chautau-
qua sermon in the auditorium.
Monday, July 16-S p. m, awarding of
scholarships to, successful sellers of
Chautauqua tickets, addresses of rep
resentatives of colleges selected by the
contestants; p m, Hector Alliot's
lecture, THE Reproduction Of Great
Pictures"
Tuesday, July 17-3 p. M, Dorothea
Hoaglin Hayden in scenes from "Mer-
chant of Venice" and Macbeth" as
sisted by seven artists, all in costume;
s p. m, Prof. Frederick Monson's lee
ture, prehistoric America"
Wednesday, July 1S-3 and p. m,
Mrs Martha Gelow, in the recita-
ton of plantation folk lore anC remin-
isoences of "Old Plantation Days"
Thursday, July 1913 p. m, Prof.
George L. Leslie; p. m, Hon. Herbert
S Hadley, attorney general of Mis-
souri,. on the subject "Standcrd Oil"
Friday, July 20-S p. M, Rosani, the
jUggler.,
Saturday July 21-3 p. m. Rosani, the
juggler; s p. m. grand closing benefit
concert by Royal Italian band.
There will be half hour prelude be-
fore each of the above lectures and en-
tertainments, given by a variety of
talent. The music will be in charge of
the Pomona College Glee club and the
Royal Italian band Richard B. Harri-
son will give readings from the writ
ings of Paul Laurence Dunbar, j. G.
Schumacher will entertain with chalk
talks and a number of light entertain
ments will be given daily. Billy Ar
lington. a famous juggler of former
days, will also appear
1t is generally conceded that the pro-
gram far excels any previous effort of
the Chautauqua association.
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