The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-07-18
LIBERAL CHAUTAUQUA PRO-
GRAM

GKAM
The program for the Liberal Chau-
tauqua has reached this office and for
the benefit of our readers we give it
here in full. A committee will give
every one chance to get tickets
and the price of admission will be
explained. Beside the regular Chau-
tauqua attractions there will be an
expert play ground teacher who will
be here to promote the new move
ment that is being successfully tried
out in other cities, that is, to start
the youngster out In clean healthy
sport and teach him to be man
there as well as in the drawing room
or business world. The theory is
that if he is clean and courteous in
his play and sports, he will he as
clean and well bred in his older life.
Also the association will have an ath-
letic teacher who will again take up
the Boy Scout" and Camp Fire
Girls which is national movement
that is non-sectarian, but calculated
to impress and encourage the best
there is in boy or girl for clean
and healthy living.
Afternoon programs begin at 2:45;
evening programs at 7:45.
First Day-Afternoon The chau-
tauqua opens with a full concert by
the fraternity Glee Club. A friendly
get-aGquainted affair. Evening: The
Fraternity Glees sing again. The
chautauqua has opened. Everett
Kemp. monologist and entertainer, in
infarnraf atiNa raodfngs Mr. Kap,n L.,
a favorite among chautauaua audi
ences, who has been among them for
dozen years or more. His readings
are OF the "human" sort that get
hold" of the audience. It will be
joy to hear him.
Second Day-Afternoon The mu-
sic of the second day will be b.,
Grace Lewis Company. The readings
by Miss Lewis will be a big feature.
A fiery talk by A. NJ. Reitzel, THE
Measure of Man" Evening: The
Grace Lewis Company again tonight.
Their afternoon prelude was only a
starter Magic In a new form by
Lhevalier, the. great German magi-
clan.
Third Day--Afternoon If you ever
had a warm spot in your heart for
dear old ireland, you will want to
hear the Killarney Ladies in a pro-
gram of Irish music, They will up.
pear this afternoon. Chas G. Gorst
the Boston Bird-man will tell us
something of the birds--the little
feathered creatures that futter abouI
in the forests, 1t will be both inter.
esting and Illuminating. Evening:
Rita Rich and the Killarney Ladies
in full evening concert. Ii is the big.
gest Irish hit" on the platform. An
Irish program that in Itself is not q
hjoke,
Fourth Day-Afternoon All the
novelty in music combined In one
company, The Victor Serenader,
from Venice in Italy. Congressman
j. B. Aswell of Louisiana, statesman
orator and educator, is the "bie
card" this afternoon. Congressman
Aswell has a half dozen interestinl
subjects and has not announced the
one he will use this afternoon. L
will be something good. Evening
The Victor Serenaders are coming
again tonight. The Cavenys in nov.
city program. Very clever and vera
atile artists.
Fifth Day-Afternoon: Everyone
loves band. TIE Imperial Guards
come all the way from Italy They
will play this afternoon. Frederick
Dale Wood of New York City. He
has studied sociological conditions
in every country, civilized and unciv.
ilized, on the globe. A brilliant or.
ator, Evening: Tonight, the bic
closing concert by the Imperial
Guards Band. The grand climax In
music. The chautauqua Is over.
Begins July goth.