Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-06-13
CHAUTAUQUA
NEXT WEEK
Prospects for Big Attendance
Are Very Bright
: GOOD, iNSPIRATI0NAL,
WHOLESOME SESSION
Is the Promise for the Seven Days
Beginning Tuesday Next,
June 18th.


our farmers will be very busy, and
so will not be able to attend the
day sessions in as large numbers
as in the past-the date of our big
week having, unfortunately, been
advanced until it comes in the
busiest season on the farm-the
outlook is very bright for good
attendance at the chautauqua
which opens next Tuesday.
Our people have come to realize
that the chautauqua, as managed
by the Redpath-Horner system,
furnishes clean, moral and upright
entertainment, coupled with intel
lectual stimulus and instruction,
and they are doing their utmost to
arrange their affairs 80 that they
may enjoy the big play week.
That our readers may have some
idea of the character of each at
traction, The Enterprise herewith
gives the program for the first
three days, or until our next issue.
Afternoon programs begin at 2:45;
evenings at 7:45:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The big start. A rollicking concert by
the Strollers Male Quartet, introducing
the chautauqua to the town. A happy
- get-aequain.ed affair.
EVENING
More music by the Strollers. And they're
gene.
Things Did and Saw While Savage"
is Tahan's subjsot. He was brought
up among the Indians and he knows
their life.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
The second days music Is bearing
down harder on the artistic. A great
event this afternoon for the real music
lovers-and everybody else. The Chi
oago Artists.
MIR. L. H. Weir. field secretary Of the
American Playground and Recreation
Association. that great institution OF
which Roosevelt is honorary president
and Jacob Riis is honoraro vice-presi-
dent will discuss the problem that is
very close to the hearts Of the mothers
and fathers. He will talk about recre-
alton and how to live.
EVENING
The Artists again in a somewhat longer
recital. 1t is their full program.
Here is a debate that won't be dry"
How about the future Of the political
partiesP Henry J. Allen says there
will be Progressive party four years
hence. He is Progressive. Con-
gresham Charles F. Scott is Repub-
lican. They don't agree at all. They
are big men in their parties and it will
be lively discussion.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Rogers & Grilley. two "old" favorites Of
the chautauqua. An entertainment and
musical program combined.
DR.. William A. Colledge comes on this
afternoon. He Is scholarly Scotch
man who has travelled much, the edit
or in.chief of an encyclopedia. Former
head of the English department of Ar
mour Institute.
EVENING
A grand time with Rogers & Grilley.
Harp solos and stories. A versatile,
lively number.
That the young folks are to have
a mighty big part in this week of
amusement and instruction may
be seen from the following junior
chautauqua's program:
Kindergarten ohautauqua, children from
4 to years old. Meets at 2:45 O'Clock
to close of program.
Junior chautauqua. boys and girls from
to l5. Meet same hour >. indergar-
ten chautauqua.
Athletes ohautauqua, ages IL, Is. IA;
9 to l2 o'clock a. m.
Young peoples ohautauqua, ages is tc
2l. Meets an hour before the evening
program.
Special meetings or plans for the boy:
and girls will be announced from the
platform.
Children from to 6 are admitted d
their parents are in attendance at tht
chautauqua.
Boys and girls over must have the
own season or single admission tickets.