The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-06-10
REDWOOD FALLS CHAUTAUOUA

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SENATOR JONATHNA p. DOLLIVER. of
Iowa, has long been known as an orator and
scholar He has lectured in every state in the
union, and stands today of the safest and
sanest lecturers among the national characters
who appear on the lyceum and Chautauqua plat
form.
REV. FIR. j. P. NUGENT, of DesMoines.
Iowa, is physically and mentally giant. For
wit, wisdom, sound logic and lectures that are
masterpieces from the beginning to the end, FIR.
Nugent has no superior. He is equally popular
with Catholics and Protestants
PROF. M. L. BOWMAN of the Iowa state
agricultural college is authority on Farm Crops.
He is most magnetic talker. He will visit the
local corn fields before he lectures, studying the
stands of corn, the insects, diseases, pests, and
methods OF farm management
REV. SAM SMALL, a co-worker with Sam
traveller, and lecturer His lecturer on the sub
ject His Majesty. the Devil, " has been given
more than two thousand times.
DIR. EUGENE MAY, of Washington, D. c.,
has long been conspicuous figure on the lecture
platform. He has been lifelong student,
travelled extensively and has contributed to
number of the leading magazines.
HON. J. G. CAMP is an educator and an ex-
member OF the legislature of Iowa Il have
never heard him surpassed Col H. W r.
Ham, Il do not believe he has a superior as an
orator. Sen A. S. Clay.
DENTON c. CROWL entertains by reproduc-
ing the original lectures of Sam Jones in voice,
manner, style, pathos, fun, and good hard sense
he gives unique entertainment and will please
everybody
HON. WALTER NJ CHANDLER, LAWYER.
statesman, orator. No stronger attraction will
appear at the Chautauqua this year than Hon.
Walter M. Chandler, of the New York bar. His
lecture on THE Trial of Jesus from a Lawyers
Standpoint stands today as of the most
brilliant dramatic, historical instructive and en-
pertaining lectures ever presented to the public.
SMITH & GORTON simply cannot be dupli-
Gated. They do sand etching, dainty dialogues,
costumed approximations, character monologues,
dialect stories, sketches in pastel, impersona-
tons OF celebrities, rapid clay modelling, etc.
PAMAHASIKA AND HIS PETS, educated
birds and dogs. This is one of the most unique
and successful entertainments ever given at
Chautauquas. The greatest attraction of the
season Worth coming miles to see.
SHUNGOPAVI is full blooded Moqui Indian,
has a college education and is fine public speak
er. As a magician he is unexcelled. His magic,
especially the Painted Sands Of the Great
White Desert" and the Vanishing Indian are
wonderful beyond description. Mrs. Shungopa-
vi will accompany him and assist in all his en-
tertainments.
THE ROYAL HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA
is composed OF aftlSts or the highest ability,
drawn from the ranks of the best performers on
their respective instruments. There are eight
men in this company and five of them were orig
inally members of the Royal Hungarian Orches-
ira, OF Buda-P Perth, Hungary which played in
the various places of amusement in Hungary
Austria; also in many places in Europe and
America and at the Worlds Fair in Chicago.
NORTON'S CHAUTAUQUA ORCHESTRA
BAND is the most successful organization of its
kind in America. Prof. VIM. w. Norton is him
self a wonders as he is not only very fine con-
ductor violnist and vocalist but is also genius
In business way. He is the youngest man who
ever held the baton over the Chicago Thomas
Orchestra. He has had charge of the Minneap-
oils Symphony Club of the University of Mime
sofa, of the Glee Club and other organizations
MIDLAND JUBILEE SINGERS are we'll
known ana nave appeared IN many Chautauquas
for the past three consecutive years. AS jub-
lice company they sing the old camp-meeting
and jubilee songs to perfection.
THE COLONIAL sAXOPHONE QUAR-
TETTE and Reader had been marveously sue
cessful: For variety, no company on the road
equals it. Miss Victoria Lynn, the reader, has
made successful tours with various male quar-
tettes including the Temple Quartette Of Boston.
THE LADELL-FOX CONCERT CO., of Cana
da, cannot be excelled for high grade entertain
ment. Miss LABEL is wonder as an imper-
s9n Il NE tbe G Ton Fox Mas has called the
prano has beautiful, rich, flexible voice of de-
lghtful quality. Miss English, the pianist, is SO
perfect in her work that she guarantees the
success of the entire company.
THE HOWE MOVING PICTURE COMPANY
is composed of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Howe and
A. Rae Condit. This company not only furnish
es beautiful moving pictures, strictly first class
in every particular, but also preludes for after
noon and evening programs consisting Of violin,
readings, songs etc.
EVERETT KEMP, the versatile humorous
entertainer, will be here to enlven the occasion
and spread sunshine and smiles. His talk is
medicine to the soul. He is live wire.
The Chautanqua has been called 'The Peo-
pies College. It brings to our very door some
of the greatest thinkers and speakers of the
land. The success and perpetuity Of this insti-
tuition depends largely upon the patronage it re-
eeives. The Chautauqua cannot be maintained
without the sale of season tickets The season
ticket not only makes the expense less to the
patron but also furnishes guarantee to the
management. We therefore urge you to buv
the season ticket and assist the management in
asking your friends to do likewise.
PRICE OF ADMISSION
Season ticket adult ..................... $500