The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-07-10

and the Upper Valley Quartet. NJ. o.
Boe, Rea Babson. G. C. Walton and
/ C. |. Moody.
The musical program for Friday
nlght IS one of rare excellence and
would do credit to Portland or San
francisco. The opening number will
be the Poet and Peasant overture
by the Chautauqua orchestra under the
leadership of Prof. f. X. Arens. The
later is director of the Peoples SYM
phony orchestra of New York, one of
the four great musical organizations of
the country. Prof. Arens owns a
slightly ranch in the Middle Valley and
comes here every summer to spend his
vacation. The other numbers include
solos by otto Wedemeyer, for two
years leading man with FRITZ Scheff
Miss Florence Avery. leading soloist
OF the University of Oregon: Mrs.
Ralph Root, for several years soloist
for Trinity church, New York. The
Prison Scene from ''Il Trovatore" by
Mrs. Frank Z. Deem and H. G. Whip:
the quartet from "Rigoletti" by Mrs.
Charles H. Henney, Mrs. Frank E.
Deem, II. G. Whipp and ~ A. Hoose,
and for great finale the sextette from
LUCIA" with Mrs. C. H. Henney.
Mrs. Ralph Root, II. G. Whipp, N. 4.
Hoose, DR.. K. NJ. Emerson and NJ. /.
Bowman, accompanied by the entire
orchestra.
The vaudeville show on Saturday
night leads off with the celebrated
quartet of the Adj club of Portland.
many members of which organization
will be in attendance. The act is in
two parts the first being a rollicking
pirate song, on shipbOard, and thessee- |
ond the new Hold Up Rag" depict
ing the holding up of railroad train. |
The special scenery has been secured |
through the courtesy of the Peoples
Theatre. Portland.
There is a monologue by that clever |
comedian, A. II. Rahles, "A Tear Be-
tween Two Laughs. Dorothy Epping |
in her beautiful dance, "The Dance of |
the Wood Nymph." Miss Epping ere.
ated real stir with this dance last |
year and is repeating il by special re-
quest, which will be welcome news to /
the many who have been asking for it.
Capt. McCan and Billie Scisco in
comedy act; c. X. Osgood, and his six
Apple Blossoms in song and chorus
+. Shockley, physical instructor of the
University of Oregon, in a comedy
acrobatic speciality. The Arens Broth
ers, the big surprise of last year, in a
whlrlwind comedy act. For the big
finale. will be ''The Gypsy Strollers"
an original operate conception by j.
Adrian Epping and produced under his
personal direction. This will be made
up of catchy songs choruses and dances
from well known operas depicting
scenes in the greenwood. Among the
will be Brown October Ale"
from robin Hood" by Mr.. Epping
and male chorus. A dance by Dorothy
Epping, assisted by Mrs. Charles Hall
with the violin. Selections from the
Bohemian Girl, including the gypsy
dance by eight gypsy maidens and the
gypsy chorus from Carmen.
Prof. c. d. Thoup pson, who has had
charge of arranging the program for
the afternoons. announces the follow
ing speakers
Tuesday afternoon. opening address |
by Leslie Butler. president of the Cha
utauqua Association; Prof. C.l. Lewis,
of o. A. c.; Tuesday evening, Prof.
Allen, of o. A. G.: Wednesday, Prof.
Cordley, dean of Horticultural Depart
ment. 0. A. c.; Prof. Beckwith, o. A
G.. Thursday, Profs. Jackson and Low
EFT; Friday. Pres. w. j. Kerr, of o. A.
g.. and Prof. II. S. Jackson. On this
afternoon Prof. Beck will also deliver
a lecture on beautfying the hume
grounds A United States good roads
expert will deliver lecture.
On Saturday afternoon the program
will be devoted to the made in Ore
gon' campaign. large number of
visiting manufacturers will be present
and will deliver actresses.