The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1914-04-13
Complete Change Of Music Prom.
ised For Each Day Of
Chauiauqua Week
lmpersOnatOrs, Lecturers and Ma
uicians on the Program
DR.. Edward Steiner, Clifford G.. Roe
and Others Are Booked.


the Ben Greet players, in "The Tam.
ing of the Shrew." DR.. Edward Stein.
er, famous authority on immigration,
Clifford q. Rec, noted enemy Of the
white slave traffic, the Floyds, in magic
and mystery, and n number of other
big features are included in the list of
talent to be enjoyed.
There is to be a complete change of
music each day of Chautauqua week.
The main feature will be Ferullo 5 band
of thirty pieces. Fcrullo is considered
one of the greatest band leaders in
America. The Kansas City Post, after
an extended Fcrullo engagement, said:
"Fcrullo has made the greatest per.
sCnal success ever accorded II band
leader" Similar reports have come
from Chicago, San Francisco, Denver,
and other large cities.
Some of the notable engagements of
the Ferullo Band in recent years in
| cludc ten weeks in Palm Garden ut Los
Angeles, lG weeks at the Coliseum in
Chicago, Is weeks in Dclmar Garden
in st. Louis, and five weeks at Electric
Park, Kansas City. Last season Fcrullo
ana his band appeared in st. Louis,
Kansas City, Wichita, Minneapolis and
other cities in the north and west. The
band will give a program here on the
afternoon and evening of the fifth day
Of Chautauqua week.
A company of experienced actors,
| coached personally by Ben Greet. will
| appear here in "TEc Tanning Of the
Shrcw, one of the most popular
| ShakeSpearian plays. Ben Greet play
crs have appeared in every state of the
| Union aud at practically every lead.
ing college in the United States Many
times they nave played in England.
and in the royal presence The Ben
Greet, have the reputation Of not sac
rfcing action to scenery. They rely
on their ability as actors, aud each
mombcr Of the east cndcavors to carry
out rs nearly ~ possible the intention
| Of the author.
The XirglcrlIowc Orchestral Cmh
will be one of the attractions on the
opening day of the Chautauqua. In
| cludcd in the company are Franc Zciglcr
violnist; Charles r. Howe. fmtist; Fer
! dinand Gardiner, ccllist; and Mabel Alb.
bolt, pianistc. They will present pro
gram of general interest to people of all
tastes. Another musical feature OF
Chautauqua week will be a program by
7. W. KickbuSh, noted baritone, and
Jacob Reuter-. violiuiSt OF international
reputation. The Oratorio Artists, fam
ed throughout the land as extraordinary
singers, will appear here on the fourth
day Of the Chautauqua.
The Floyds, in magic and mystery,
have been hooked for Children 5 Night,
and there will he 4 musical program in
the same connection. The Boston Her.
aid brands Floyd "the emperor Of mod
ern cOniurcrS. Carrying elaborate
stage settings, beautiful costumes, and
possessed of real ability, the Floyds
promise a program of unusual interest
DIR. Edward \. Steiner an authority
on immigration, will be one of tho
Chautauqua hcadlincrS. lie tells what
the immigrant has done for America
and the kind of citizen he has made.
Dr. Steiner is author Of "rrail of the
Immigraht,' and his human interest
stories of Italian life are decidedly
worth while.
Mary Agnes Doyle, "Thc Colleen
Bawn of tho Chautauqua, will appear
on the second day in program Of in.
teresting readings.
j. S. Knox, expert on business eff
cheney, will be another strong speak
or during Chautauqua week.
In the dress of an Indian Chief,
which he wears rs a trophy Of war,
Tahan (Rev. Jos. X. Griffs) will up.
pear here. Tahan is converted In.
dian and distinguished lecturer. lie
will appear here on the same day as the
Ben Greet players.
The white slave traffic, in one
form or another is older than Baby.
lon, but it has remained for the pres.
ent age to see it systcmatized. Cliff.
ford G. Roe was the first champion to
enter the field to fight this system |
of slavery. One of the interesting feat
ures of Mr.. Roe $ lectures is the pre-.
sentation Of material at first hand, and
especially worth while are the eonfcs-
sions that the speaker secured during
his work as a prosecutor in Chicago.
The Edwin II. Weeks Company i'm
porsouatOrs and musical entertainers will
close tho Chantauaua program. Weeks
IL known NJ "The Man Of Many
Faces. There are several other good
Chautauqua features yet TO be an
uonnced.
The Rcdpaih Bureau, whose talent
will supply the entire program to he
heard here, is the oldest entertainment
bureau in the world II began its ca
reer with such men as Henry Ward
Beocher, John II. Cough aud Wendell