Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-05-16
GREAT PROGRAMS
FOR CHAUTAUQUA
FIVE DAYS FULL OF KEEN
DELIGHTS
Music and Entertainment Galore
Orators of Reputation
Seton Indian Work for the
Children Cool Tent and Com
Portable Seats Provided.

1t is only a little now until the
Chautauqua opens. A program of un-
usual merit has been arranged. These
have not been fashioned for any one
particular set of people but there
will be found much that will please
all legitimate tastes.
There will be a fine assortment of
high grade music. Victor's Italian
Band, the Mendlssohn Quartet, H.
Ruthven Mcdonald, the Dunbar Sing
ing Orchestra, and the Lilliputian
Entertainers will furnish variety and
amusement galore 1t will be reg.
uIar musical and entertainment festi-
val from first to last.
Victor's Italian Band is made up of
twenty Italian players who never did
anything in their lives but study
music. The result is band of the
very first grade that will be a revela-
tion to most people. 1t plays the
greatest selections from the old
masters, but it's responses are gener-
ally modern effusions of very popu-
lar type.
The Dunbar Singing Orchestra is a
sextet of lady entertainers who sing
beautifully and double in brass. Their
music is popular, and they introduce
the action feature that animates and
thrills. The Mendelssohn Male Quartet
a snappy and versatile bunch of mus
ical entertainers; H. Ruthven Nc
Donald, the famous Canadian baritone,
and the Lilliputian Entertainers finish
out a program of musical excellence
that will set new pace.
Governor Robert S. Vessey of South
Dakota will deliver an address. He
is a live wire who has done things
and is qualified to speak with authori.
ty. Chaplain Lougher, the "Whirl-
wind of Welsh Oratory," will deliver
his great address on Thousand
Million Men, He travelled 10000
miles to get the materials for this
lecture. Albert L. Blair, the Boston
Journalist, will discuss the modern
newspaper in its relations to human
life. and George r. Laird. the auth
.ority on George Washington, will
speak of the message that great life
has for the twentieth century.
One of the big features of the pro
gram will be the illustrated lecture by
Hon. Arthur K. Beck on the work o.
the government life saving service
With beautifully colored slides ant
motion pictures he will throw upol
rthe screen real scenes from life il
ocean storms. The lecture is mos
thrilling and instructive.
Then there are the Floyds. FIoyC
and Mahala. magicians and prestidi
gitators of first rank, have a wonder
full program. They carry thousands
of dollars worth of baggage and have
most fascinating array of magi
tricks full of mystery. 1t will b.
one of the big features of the Chaut
~auqua.
The children are not to he forgot
ten. Ample provision will be mad
for their entertainment and instruc
gtion. Under the direction of a com
petent directress the Seton India
work will be put on. Jaunts will b
taken, wigwams built, Indian game
played and such good time enioye
as will make bright spot in tn
lives of the children. The classi
Indian of Misunderstanding fame wi
be the model, and many importar
lessons will be conveyed.
A great auditorium tent will hous
the sessions. 1t will be cool an
comfortable and provided with seat
with backs. The platform will b
elevated so that all can see as we'll d
hear.
The great summer festival will 500
be here. The program is crowde
full of high grade attractions. an
there are great treats in store for th
people.
Detailed Information.
Date, June 26 to June 80.
superintendent. ]. Harno.
PROGRAMS BEGINS PROMPTLY
Children's Hour-1O:OO A. M.