Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07
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Tuesday, Aug, 16 the Stroll
ers Quartette, both afternoon
and evening. A fine musical
organization of exceptional alb.
ility.
Tuesday afternoon, Bryon C.
Piatt a fine lecturer. In the
evening Ralph Parlette the
matchless entertainment lectur
es.
Aug IL, the New Zealanders
in their unique entertainment
depicting the life of the South
Sea Islanders. The Raweis are
New Zealanders whose; .cest-
ors were cannibals, and they
describe in native costume the
ancient customs of the ,sa age
tribes OF the Maoris, with ,e
weird music, and incantatious
of these savage people.
Thursday, Aug, lS, the Orp-
hean Music Makers will give
two entertainments, they are
skilled musicians and artists in
their specialties.
Thursday AFTERNOON Aug, 18
we present Mrs. Leone "a M.
Lake, of st. Louis, who will de-
liver her great lecture '.The
Devine Rights of Childhood. l..
Friday, Aug, IS, afternoon
and evening the Harmony Com
pany, an exceptionally strong
musical organization, with spec
ialties on the violin, cello, duets
etc. Friday evening John b.
Ratio, the great impersonator
will entertain with character
sketches, and lightning make
ups in full view of the audience
Saturday, Aug, 20, will be
"Home Coming Day." The
Chautauqua saw fit to name
this "Home-C Coming Day" in
order to give the people of this
county and of adjourning CO.
unties the opportunity of a re-
union of families, of old settlers
of former residents of other
states and nvw of Iowa and
particularly Harrison County,
and all old acquaintance and
friends. We want all chautau-
qua patrons to invite their rel
atives to visit them at that
time and have them come to
the chautauqua on that day.
We want every old settler in
the county to be present, every
old soldier of either side of any
war to come and greet their
friends and foes of other days.
Make it a basket picnic day.
We will furnish you a splend
i'd program. Every citizen of
Harrison County of the age of
rs or over will be admitted free
for this day. Invite your nei-
ghbors to picnic with you on
that day while the chautauqua
entertains you with splendid
music and stirring addresses.
The speaker of the day will
be j. Adam Bede, the matchless
wit of congress, and the great
est humorous lecturer on the
chautauqua platform.
Saturday, evening, Aug, 20
Sylvester A. Long. author of
the popular entertainment lect-
urers, who will be sure to please
you.
Sunday, afternoon, Aug, 81,
Rev. Father, Daley, OF MllWau-
kee. the Rector of the Boys
Home will address the assemb-
ly on "The Homeless Child and
the Juvenile Court" " Rev. Fat
her Daleys' oratory has delight
I'd many thousands throughout
the United States. In his par
ticular field, saving the home
less child, he has no peer. His
heart and soul are with the boys
for them he seeks in the alleys
and novels; to them he has de-
voted his talents and his life.
The evening of Sunday, Aug,
2l, will be a full program by
the Chicago Operatic Company,
which will wall be worth the
entire cost of the season tickets
and the selections will be Of a
class to please the most critical
Those desiring 10 camp on
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