Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-06-18
Famous Ben Players TOmOw night Keerman
and Cathedral Choir Saturday--KryI and His Famous
Band Monday Morning, Will Draw Enormous Crowds.
PROGRAM OFMOST EXTRAORDINARY MERTT~LARGE CROWDS.
Opening Program By Dunbar Bell Ringers and George Alden
Marks Splendid Beginning. Superintendent
Afford Elated Over Prospects.

In combining the talents of Misses
Helen Boethelt and Edna Palmer,
sopranos. Miss Rose A. Fallon and
Miss Helen Wright, contraltos,
Messrs, V. Benjamine and Thomas
bassos and Messrs. Paul Smithson
and Hallberg tenors, the Redpath
Chautauqua has a wonderful musical
organization. On the fifty chautau-
qua programs they have already APP
peared this season they have been
encored time and again with deafen-
ing rounds of applause. People sim
ply cannot get enough of their mus
ic. They are equally at home in music
sacred, classic and popular. All pos
.sess remarkable voices and are gen
erous in their treatment of audien-
ces.
AS no chautauqua program will be
given Sunday, Monday will be the
banner day of the weeks program.
Monday morning, sharp, at nine
O'Clock Bohumir Kryl, the worlds
greatest cornetist and his famous
band will give a concert. 1t is need
less to state that the world famed
band master will give one of the
great concerts of his career. Last
season he and his band played to over
250, 900 people. This year he has a
bigger and better band. Wherever
he has appeared thus far the wei.
come of the return engagement has
been most gratifying. Kryl knows
what the people want. He gives it to
them. He is generous with his en-
cores.
On Monday afternoon, Strickland
Gillian, the noted American humor-
list, will give his lecture, Sunshine
and Awkwardness." Gillian has
been fittingly called the logical sue
cessor to Mark Twain. Scarcely any
magazine Of repute lacks poems of
humor and sentiment from the pen
of Gillian. Strickland w. Gillian is
one of the big celebrities on the pro-
gram. Nobody should fail to hear
him.
Monday night will be children
night. George Colby. the cartoon
list, and Hal Merton, the magician,
will be the chief features on the pro-
gram. Suffice it to say Monday will
be a great day at the Hopkinsville
chautanqua, one that no citizen can
afford to miss.
With Everett Kemp in his famous
mOnologue, That Printer of Udell's"
this afternoon and Edward Amherst
OFT tonight. DIR. VIM. Colledge and
the famous Ben Greets Friday
Marcus Kellerman and the Cathedral
choir Saturday, Kryl and his fam
Gus band, Monday morning, Strick-
land w. Gillian, Monday afternoon,
George Colby and Hal Merton Mon
day night and MontaviIle Flowers
and the Kellogg Haines on Tuesday,
the people of Hopkinsville have a
rich treat in store for them.
Henry Clark, the morning hour
lecturer, will give his first address
his morning; his subject will be,
Stop. Look, Listen" Tomorrow
Friday, his subject will be,
How is Your HEALTH" The morn
ng hour lectures will be given at 10
,'clock each day.
Miss Dora Miller will also have her
irst story hour this morning. All
hildren are earnestly requested to
meet her at the chautauqua tent at
inc o'clock.
Supt. Afford wishes to announce
hat all programs will begin prompt
, on time.