Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-25
.CHAUTAUQUA LIST ID
 BE UNUSUALLY FINE
Coming Attractions at Or pheum Include Some of
 Best in America


 April 27. tho people of BIsbee and vi cinity will enjoy the privilege of at. tending seven of the best programs ever given fir B,sbee. which consist of some of the greatest talent in the United States in the line of singers. musicians. lecturers, impersonators and cartoonists. among which will appear. in order of the program, the following:
 The first number will be the Star orchestra and reader. This will consist of a double program and is one that no one will wish to miss and especially those who are lovers Of music, as this is one of the best quartettes travelling throughout the United States today.
 The second number Is Dr. Fred erick A. Cook, the famous Arctic ex- plorer, who will give his lecture on his thrilling experiences In the far north and around the pole. His lee ture will be made the more interest ing by his showing many pictures of the scenes about the Arctic re- zion and the land of the midnight sun. From inquiries 1t is quite cer- tain that there will be a crowded house to greet Dr. Cook.
 The third number, which will hold the board on Saturday night, April 29, will be Carter's Jubilee Singers, which is recognized as one of the best troupes before the public, and consists Of six people This is one of the oldest jubilee companies in existence. It was originally or ganized n 1882 and reorganized in 1891. The musicians now in the company have sung together for six consecutive years and in that time have given over twelve hundred concerts. We should not wonder why the different press comments contain such expressions as these:
 Their sweet mellow voices are exquisitely blended into the choic- est and most perfect harmony."- Colorado Springs Gazette.
 Among their numbers are The Holy City" Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep" and Face to Face"
 The fourth number Gn the pro gram-is H. Y Adams ir his famous lecture, Grapes of Gold" Mir. Ad- ans is classed with such men as Col. onel Geo. w. Fam. Russell T. Con- well, l.. B. Wickersham and many others. To say that Mir. Adams rleases his audience IS putting it mildly, for ne delights them and his lecture will be Q rare treat. It and also has plenty Of fun and fic- ton mingled.
 Ash Davis and Miss Hyde will be here on the 2nd of May. Mir. Davis is one of the best cartoonists and artists on the Chautauqua platform. while Miss Hyde is very beautiful soprano singer. being possessed with a voice of wide, range, very power ful, rich, clear and Sympathetic.
 William Sterling Battis will hold the boards on the 1st of May. MT. Battis impersonates Dickens charac- ters. He Will make the famous char acters Of the great novelist walk and talk for your entertainment, with the costumes and voices they used when they were so graphicalIg portrayed by Dickens in his classics.
 The last number to appear, May 1, will be the celebrated English Op- era Singers. real artists in their line, who will sing, besides many ropuIar airs, various selections from grand opera.
 Tickets for this entire program, which consists of seven first class attractions, can be purchased at the i following pieces for the small sum of s350. including reserve seats:
 Central Pharmacy, Bisbee Drug Co, Ball and Bledsoe. Y. W. C. A.. | Y. NJ. c. A., L. J. Overlook, broker, and of the members Of the Brother hood of St. Johns Episcopal church. 1,
 By buying a season ticket yo1 can see each program for 50 cents, l while OF the other hand it will cost ! you for any single number, 50 cents | in balcony; 75 cents downstairs.
 Reserve seats will be on sale at | the box office Tuesday. April 25, at ! 30 p. m.
 Any holding season tickets kindly l present them at the box office any | time after the above date and have your seats reserved for the entire | program. The same seats will be held for you for every evening. All | hat will be necessary is to present l TOUT season ticket at the box office and get your seat coupon