The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-08-27
woman's Study cab serie. Will
Comprise Four Guaranteed Enter
tainments Of Redpath Bureau.
CHAUTAUQUA PLEAsEs MANY
Citizens Of Bemidji Appreciate Atti-
tude Of Business Men in Bringing
High Class Attractions Here.

laSC year Will De SLCue 8IOuT-enLerLa1n-
ment Redpath Lycelm Bureau series
which will be given In Bemidji the
coming winter under the auspices of
the Woman's Study, club, and pre-
scented under their guarantee.
Dates for the series have already
been received by Mrs. IT. A.. Scharf,
corresponding secretary Of the club,
and the attractionssinclu four Of
the leading programs Of the Red
path Lyceum. Bureau.
Begin November 8.
The first entertainment will be
given on Tuesday, November 3, with
John F. Chambers, who will give in
terpretations of great masterpieces.
Among his subjects are "A Grand
Old Man." ''Our New Minister .
''The Merchant of Venice" and
Miscellaneous Program" Cham
bers has directed more than one hun
dred standard plays and has had ex-
ceptional advantages for studying
plots and characters, aside from his
own versatility in interpreting
many we'll known dramatic charac-
ters. "A Grand OId Man is a
sparkling comedy. with distinctive
American atmosphere. 49, :
r The Cavaliers Coming.
The Cavaliers, a company Of seven
artists, presents on January Is,
something new in the entertainment
line in the United States. This is
their first season onSthis side of the
Atlantic and they are one of the
highest priced. attractions on the
platform today Elaborately> costumed
they present program which goes
back to the music. literature and
historical events of5Ethe Elizabthen
period, and although the program is
arranged with a strong cultural
basis, it is carried Iout with such
variety and interest that it will sat
isfs- absolutely the pep'ilar audience
Thomas Brooks Fletcher. -
1t is the common consent of ly-
ceum platform critics that. no man
has achieved more brilliant success
or met more higher favor in the es-
timation of lecture course patrons
than has Thomas Brooks Fletcher,
who comes to Bemidji on Tuesday
evening, February q His lectures
deal with live topics and he is a
favorite with every audience before
which he has ever appeared.
Dollie Mcdonnell Also.
With a personnel including Miss
Mcdonnell, reader and pianist; Miss
Leila Lowe, violinist; Miss Adele
Lawson, f1utist and vocalist, and
Howard Hanson, celloist, the Dollie
Mcdonnell company will appear as
the closing entertainment on Mon
day, March Is. All four are artists.
Chautauqua Pleases.
1t is gratifying to the fifty residents
of the-city of Bemidji who contract
ed with the Redpath-Vawter chau-
tauqua system for weeks course
next summer, to find that their &C
ton is meeting with approval. Be-
midi has never had high class
chautauqua and the bringing of one
means much to the city. The Red
path Lyceum Bureau and the Red
path-Vawter company, which will
bring the chautauqua' to Bemidji,
are of the same organization. The
chautauqua company was represent
ed here by F. A. Wildman, who is
certain that the programs of the
week will be successful. - VI
Season tickets for the entire ly-
| cel1m course nrOgram will be offered