The Marshall republican., 1913-06-06
CHAUTAUQUAI

and eventful one for our city:
Programs begin promptly. Chill
ofen's hour $500 a. M; Morning
lecture. 1915 a. m. afternoon music
$3.50 y. m. Afternoon lecture, $500
.. m; evening music, 1880 pm; eve-
ming lecture. s:15 p. m.
First Day
Acknowledging exercises and
important announcements. Popular
concert-The Spanish Ladies orches-
ira. Don't miss this opening concert
as 1t Is something unusually good /,
400 .. m.4-organigation of the
Junior Department mi ~perfecting ar
rangements for the many interesting
Journeys. Fr ist'..
Evening-Concert by The spanich
Ladies' Orchestra. Popular lecture
"A Lesson to the Nation"-Judge
A.. z. Blair. Admission 25 cents.
Second Day.
Illustrated travelogue for the chill
dren. Morning lecture.
Afternoon-Music by Jacob Reuter-
Company. Address-Dr. Frank w.
j%unsaulus. Admission so cents.
Evening-Concert by Jacob Reuter-
Company. Numerous lecture-Ralph
Porlettee. Admission 25 cents.
Third Day
Illustrated travelogue for the chill
dren. Morning lecture.
Afternoon--Music by The Harmony
Concert Company. Address-"Poli.
teal Patriotism"-Gov. A. G. shalien-
berger OF Neb. Admission 80 cents.
Evening-Concert by The Harmony
Concert Company. Popular lecture
Popular Fallacies"--Dr. Ernest
wray o'Neal. Admission 80 cents.
Fourth Day
Illustrated Travelogue for the chill
dren. Morning lecture.
Afternoon-Thaviu's international
Band. in grand musical festival, Adr
mission so cents. o. nm. teir.
Evening-Thayiu'stt International
Band. Part 1--Popular band con.
cert. Selections from Grand Opera.
Part 2-Thaviu's adaptation OF the
Comic Opera. Lovely Gaiatea." by
Thavhu's Great Band. Admission so
cents.
Fifth Day,
illustrated travclogue for the chill
dren. Morning lecture.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by The
Riner Sisters Company. Monologue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nest Egg
Miss Mary Agnes Doyle. Admission
20 cents. fstt
EveningAPopular Entertainment
rhe Riner Sisters Company. ITlustra-
ed travelogue--"The Land OF the
Oragon."--Dr Frederick Poole.
Admission SO cents.
Sixth Day
Afternoon--Music and Melody
Edwin II. Weeks Company. Lecture
Congressman Vic Murdoch OF Kan
sas. Admission so cents.
Evening-Music-Edwih r. Weeks
a Company. Lecture-"Mogui Lee
gends and Religion"-shungopavi
Admission 80 cents.
Seventh Day
illustrated travelogue for the chill
dren.
Afternoon-Music by The Dubar
Quartet and Bell Ringers. Popular
iecture-"Team Work"-Edward r.
Trefz. II you can only hear one pro-
gram. hear Trefz. Admission soc.
Evening -Jo night tbig doings
tool Admission 80 cents.
Will Have Many Good Attractions
The builders OF the Chautauqua this
year believe that they have succeed.
ed In out-doing all previous efforts.
This claim Is made not only with ref
erence TO the quality OF the talent to
be presented. but In the arrangement
and a%rtictic balance of'the PROGRAM.
AS heretofore there win be seven
musical organizations. one for each
day. The headliner among these is
Thaviu's International Band that
comes this time forty strong. Ac-
companying the big band will be
twelve grand opera singers, among
whom we find the ame OF Signora
Bartossi Of the Hubbard Opera Com
pany, and Biaocone OF the Boston
Opera Company. This great band,
reinforced and improved. will be by
all odds the most '~expensive OF all
chautauqua attractions anywhere.
The Spanish Ladies' Orchestra, ap-
pearing the first day In grand con.
cert. Is aqparticulariy strong and
pleasing attraction. The artists APP.
pear in Spanish costumes OF great
beauty. and produce harmoniesa OF
tremendous musical appeal. Her
bert Spencer Johnson, the famous
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