La Junta tribune., 1910-07-16
Finale Of chso.aueus.

The Schildkret Hungarian Orches-
ira, which was the chautauqua mus
ical attraction for Friday afternoon
and evening. was one Of the very
best attractions offered. Each mem
Der Of the company was superior in
his chosen part
II is interesting 10 those who
heard The concerts 10 know beside
the bit Of personal history given Of
schildkret in the program pamphlet
that he possesses . medal which
was presented him by Francis Jo-
sch, Of Austria, when he was
uanber Of the orchestra Of the
Austrian court.
An instrument which vas new TO
most Of US and which attracted much
attention occupied central promi-
nence. II Was q genuine harpischord.
known to the Germans by that name.
but called by the Austrisns q sym
bellum. The Hungarian gypsy who
played 1t is = master performer and
has played for and won the admir-
alton Of mos; Of the sovereiens OF
the old world.
Schildkret was most generous with
his excellent numbers, and our peo-
pie will long rememDer him and
his talented company-not only for
The quality Of the music they made
but also for their evident desire
to delight their listeners.
McNutt, who lectured Friday af-
ternoon Is somewhat unique In his
experience, his line of thought and
his subjec, matter, but 1t is safe
to term him humanitarian and to
epitomize his lecture In the express
sion, Man is his brothers keeper
His ethics lead straight back TO the
golden rule and his lecture is whole
! some and resuul.
Madam Reno delighted the children
-tnt wee tOaS dLu tHe kip"h Wy
children As well VIII the day ever
come when mortals do not enjoy
being bum fooled" hood winked."
"hooiooed" or whatever else one has
r mind to term the proceeding? T?
bwever well We know the impossi-
bility OF such creations, We yet look
on with delight when the magician
burns eggs and lemon extract ana
rings, etc. in the chatting dish.and
then out from that small culinary
ark Of safety sends forth 4 snowy
dove bearing In its pink bih-not
the well known olive branch-bnt
having a dainty oirclet OF gold sus-
pended from a blu. riubon. Mas'c
Is ever magie-with an Irresistible
chsrm-and p,rhaps IL viii be SO
long as this old world goes round.
Saturdays attractions were Sarah
Wxlthena Brown and the boy choir.
Damron. the potter craftsman. and
Elijah r. Brown. OF Rams Horn no
toriety.
Miss Brown was interesting zs
harpis, and Is reader. and her boys
gave much pleasure In their catchy
notion songs and stately sacred So
Iections.
Damron. on the very beautiful and
suggestive subject. The Potter ana
the Wheel" Vas entertaining more
because be made jugs and crooks te-
fore our eyes In the world old way
than because OF the running accom-.
paninent Of legend. quotation and
story.
According TO Mr. Brown there Ia =
= funny side to the most solemn aud
-,i.steiy occasions. 30 We trust Ne
lay b pardoned for finding the
funny side 70 the Chautavqua. Mr..
Brown hiossh created II one time
when ~ pr-iaced his lecture with .
lAnpooning of women In general. He
aroused = perfect storm of sntsEon.
km and many of bis fair listeners
lsfl the tent In geauins displessure.
We must confess that his Jokes were
some whst "musty'' and not entirely
reliable. but hoping that they we're
but Jokes we waited and tssked la
the warmth Of bis golden eloquence
when b. paid the inevitable tribute.
We wonder II Mr.. brown had for
gotten tha, IN. women are the
whole cheese" In Colorado. He eu'
IDENTIFY does not intend 10 ask 'or
an office IN O'eto county.
Sunday the wcaih.i~sx Brothers
gave . sacred concert. afternoon and
evening. though In the Afternoon
there was no d-sr,h of every fellow
"tootins his own horn" and also