Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-16

Their versatility makes variety easy
for them. From the spirited and often
.heroic splendor Of an ensemble pro-
lduction you are whisked off on the
wings of soft sweet vocal duet; or
icharmed by the ineXpressible beauty OF
"a trio of violin. viola and flute
Agnes, Maude, Marguerite, Lillian
Pauline, Gertrude-piano, violin, cor
met. flute, saxa phone, viola-sx lnstru-
Iments and four vocalists, many beautl-
"a ado with ease
sibilities. They fill the chauraasta .-,As-
anand TO the very brim. Their music
represents the highest concert achieve.
1nents.
After full season on our trans
missouri chautauquas, the persistent
demands of our patrons caused US to
repeat the kirksmiths turnout that ter
Iritory last year.
They made better than ever; because
the people knew what to expect.
3:l5 o. m.-Lecture, Why Mat
tison Wilbur Chase.
4:3O p. m.-Organizatioh King Arth-
Ia1rs Court.
Every boy and girl between and
~ should join the court, it Will be more
popuIar than the Seton Indian work
of the past.
7:30-Concert and entertainment.
Ekirksmith orchestra; Evelyn Bargelt,
cartoonist.
Evelyn Bargelt holds place unique
and exclusive. AS a reader and car
noonist she occupies a field all her own
Ut you have ever heard Miss Bargelt
YOU have been delighted. Her humor
ts spontaneous. Her wit ready and un-
expected. Her pathetic numbers are
most touching, for she has most tear
6ul voice when she sees fit TO use 1t.
LAS reader, she is above the average
good" reader. AS an entertainer, she
holds a place all her own. Her illus
trated humor is most captivating.
Saturday, July %.
2:3O D. m.-Eull matinee; Royal ltal-
IAN Guards band, Signor Pasquale
Ferrante, directors; Walter Eccles,
humorist- en- teri ainer.
SiKnor Pasqualle Ferrante Is band
master of renown. His programs are
gems Of artistic discernment.
Record breaking crowds will flock
TO hear. Not to go would be strongly
self denial indeed.
i; 1880 o. m-Concert by Royal Italian
Guards band, assisted by Walter Ec-
Giles, humorist.
Walter Eccles is clever and m ost ver-
satile. He does a good deal of the solo
work in the musical comedy numbers,
and then jumps in with an amusing
monolog and Immediately switches to
impersonations. BY the way, speaking
of representations, he does splendid
hit when he sings Harry LADDERS Il
Love a Iassie." He is very like the
famous Scotch singing comedian, who
Is now drawing a salary of $4,000 per
week.
Sunday, July ~.
$3.50 D. m.-Concert, Lady Four en-
tertainers.
The lady entertainers are all that |
their company name implies. In addi-
ton to the pleasing array of musical
offerings their programs include read !
tnRs md character delineations of a re- !
treshing character.
3:15 D. m.-Lecture, Sunshine Dr. |
"A A. Willets' dean Of Americas plat |
FORM.
DR.. A. D. Willets, called the apostle
Of sunshine, is not ill-named. His |
chosen mission appears to be to bright
en- and tighten human life by drawing
the attention of men and women to
what they enjoy in things they have
Always about them, the blessings in the
reach IL not in the possession OF all
humanity. The lesson that there is ac-
tually more of good than of evil in
human life, Dr. Willis presents in
ttyle that stamps it as founded upon
lctual experience. There are no fine
spun theories, no philosophical pre-
ientatlons, no metaphysical distinc-
lions. What DIR. Willis says Is what
he thinks, and feels-feeling and
thoughts that have come to him be-
tause he feels with his fellow men. He
Affects not oratory, he attempts not
sloquence, he only speaks right on"
che views he gives of human life are
Aot exactly original; that is. what he