Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-19
FIRST WEEK OF AUGUST DATE
FIXED BY REpPATH.vAW-
TER SYSTEM.
THREE coNeREssMEN
ON THE PLATFORM
Champ Clark, Charles 3. Lands, and
Duncan Mckinley Secured For Lee
Observation-Disclosures and Musical
Features Will Be Pleasins-The
Program.

Inc first week in August, beginning
Monday, the End, and continuing thru
Sunday, the Sth, has been fixed as the
date for the annual chautauqua assem-
bly, in this city. given under the direc-
ton of the Redpath- vawter system,
which promoted the chautaquas during
the past two years.
Many fine features are shown by the
program, which includes among the
lecturers three Champ
Clark, of Missouri; Charles B. Landis
California.
Other well-known lecturers have also
been secured, and aside from the lee
lures there will be on the program a
varied assortment of entertainments,
including several high-class musical
numbers. The Seton Indian work, tried
here last year for the benefit of the
youngsters, will be put on again this
year. Harley L. Lutz is to be superin-
tendent of the chautauqua.
Lecturers Well Known.
Aside from the three members of
congress the other lecturers for the
local chautauqua will be Oliver W.
Stewart, of Chicago. the orator of tenn
perance reform; Bishop William A.
Quayle, Judge George D. Alden, Rev.
Thomas E. Green, DIR. Robert S. Mac
Arthur, and Professor B. F. Stanton.
Other entertainers, aside from those
in la Arth,
MacMurray, of Iowa State College,
who will give his dramatic impersona-
ton of DIR. Jekyn and Mr.. Hyde; the
illustrated picture play of Lorna
Doone," by Albert Armstrong; and the
travelog pictures of Charles A. Payne.
Tho Musical Features.
The musical features include Sarah
Wathena Brown, harpist, and the Chi
cago boy choir: Donald Chalmers,
baritone soloist. who was with Kath-
crime Ridgeway for several seasons
with Miss Drace, teacher of piano in
Allegheny College for Women. as ac-
companist; the Commonwealth Male
Quartet. concert trio, composed of
Cassie Mullineaux. Nell Bunnell and
1nez Kuello; the Steele Concert Com
pany, comprising A. c. Steele. basso
Miss Anderson, pianist. Catherine Cole
Steele, entertainer, and Mr.. Plumb, mo-
ton picture operator; the Royal Eng
lish and bell orchestra and the Royal
Hungarian orchestra
The Program.
The plan OF each days program will
be carried out beginning at 9 o'clock
with the Seton Indian work, followed
1 by the lectures at 10: As The afternoon
music will begin at 2:30. and the after
noon lectures will begin at 8 O'Clock
Extra lectures are scheduled for 4:3t
| p m. The evening concerts will be-
gin at 7:30. and the lectures or enter
| tainments at o'clock. Mr. Stanton
will be the morning hour lecturer.
The program by days will be. as fol
Ilows: ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lecture. .Abra
ham Lincoln, the First American
Bishop William A. Quayle. Evening
| Concert-recital. Donald Chalmers: lee
ture. The Truth About Japan" Dr.
Thomas E. Green.
Tuesday-Morning lecture "Som
Tendencies in American Life" After
noon-Music, the Concert Trio; lac
ture, THE Peril of the. Pacific" Con
gresham Duncan afcKinlay Evening
Concert, the Concert Trio; pictur
play Lorna Doone," Albert Armstrong
notwithstanding lecture. 9TH
Soc.alized Citizen" Afternoon-Musie
Cole Steele Company; lecture, "Som
Things Worth While" Prof. B. L
Stanton. Evening-Concert, the Cole
Steele entertainers; lecture. "The EN-
pire of the Car the Great Bear of tn
North" DR.. Robert S. Macarthur
Thursday - Morning lecture, 9Th
Schools and Social Problems" After
noon-Music, Mrs Sarah Wathen
Brown and Chicago boys choir; lee
ture, "Our Merchant Marine" Con
gresham Charles B. Lands. Evenln
Concert, Mrs Brown and the boys
illustrated lecture, Rome" Charles 4
Payne.
Friday-Morning lecture, rise an
Development of Political. Parties" AT
, ternoon-Music, Royal Hungarian OF
chestra; lecture, DR.. Jenkyll and NJ