The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-21
SPEAKERS FOR
THE CHATAUQUA
PERSONALITIES OF MEN WHO
ARE ON THE PROGRAM FOR
ADDRESSES AT ELECTRIC
PARK JULY 1922.

lie ilsl VI SptdhtIS secured Tor the
annual Copper Country Chatauuua
assembly. to be held at Electric park
from July 10 TO %. embraces some of
the finest platform talent ever brought
to copperdom, comprising five speak
ers OF prominence and exceptional
ability and In the Chatauqua Ladies
orchestra, a musical feature of inter-
est and extraordinary excellence The
FIVE speakers whose services have been
secured by the executive committee
are Colonel George w. Balm the Ken
lucky orator. Lou ]. Beauchamp a
well known humorous lecturer, $. Plat
Jones of Syracuse. n. " the charac-
ter study man and entertainer and DR..
John Wesley Hill. ID. D., pastor of the
Metropolitan temple. New York City,
and William Sterling BATHS. inter-
prefer of Dickens.
Col. Balm Coming.
Col Balm will speak at the evening
session on Wednesday. July 10. on the
subject among the Masses" Colonel
Banis one of the most widely known
and successful popular lecturers on
the Chatauqua platform. He is now
just i'm his prime. doing the best work
of his life. He has a phenomenal
Chatauqua record his calls exceeding
the number of available dates from
year to year. His record at Ocean
Grove. n. j.. Is without a parallel un-
less 1t be that OF Or. J, M. Buckley of
Chatauqua. New York. He has lee
tured for hundreds of Chatauquas,
lyccums. schools. colleges and societies
throughout the United States, with
never a dissatisfied audience The
universal report has been. "he pleased,
instructed and did us good"
Lou j. Beauchamp.
The lecture on Thursday afternoon.
July 90 will be by Lou J. Beauchamp
whose subject is The Age of Young
Men" Mr.. Beauchamp is humorist
and a philosopher aiming to uplift and
inspire he young people of today ana
show them their opportunities and
privileges I'm this wonderful age and
this wonderful country.
S. Plat Jones is announced for the
evening lecture on July 20. Mr.. Jones
gives readings of a humorous pa
thetic and appealing nature, some OF
them in costume and with appropriate
stage settings, and I'm which Mr.. Jones
besides being the entire cast OF CHAR
acters Is stage manager Tne
EImire. n. Y. Gazette, say OF him
IS. Platt Jones entertained delight
fully the three hundred guests at the
Business Mems association banquet
He Is clever In representations and
character work"
Rev. ]. Wesley Hill.
Rev. j. Wesley Hill lectures on FIJI
day evening. July 81, at eight O'CLOCK
DIR. Hill is a politician, retormer anu
an educator. He is minister VINO
practices what he breaches. ana In
response To the question, What busi-
ness has a preacher I'm politics. MAKES
answer, What business has preach
or out of politics. So successful was
he on the stump during the Mckinney
and Roosevelt campaigns that fresi
dent Taft invited Or. HILL both ny
letter and telegram. to accompany MN
on his western campaign and speak
each dav from the same PLATFORM WIN
him. Dr. Hilrs reputation as an ora
tor is international. and during 'ne
summer of 1909 he occupied the pun
pit of the Marylebone church IN Lon
don. where mis- success was ihS'ah-
taneous and phenomenal.
William Sterling BATHS
william Sterling BATHS, who wiz
be the last of the speakers to make
addresses at the Chatauqua, Is down
for the evening of Saturday July 20
Mr.. BATHS is said to stand a'one ~
this country as an impersonator 0,
Dickens characters, having ue'o'o'
mis- whole time and talent to th's "o'h
and succeeding In catching the Sp""
of the author in the spoken worn, pe
sides faithfully portraying the inu'
vidual by use of clever makeup anu
marvellous facial transformation
Other Features.
The Chautauqua Ladies' orches',"
viii give concerts at the park on FRI
A.. "a c.o.,rdav appearing at : III