The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-05-08
cgAfACoCA WEEK m GREEN
WOOD MAY 81 70 JUNE

Eaagsntrmsa: hss ja,t been author.
izsa q sens Of tie principal features
Il tse Re3patA Gsstauqus in Green.
woad. Nay 5lst to June 4:h. The pro-
graz y bna' fgll Of good tbiags,
There vii sot be a duG hogr from
start 20 sEith.
Oae u the big fes'gres Of Chagtsu-
qua Week in this eity will BIS the ap-
peafsaer ~ Sjghef L. F0rcelattl Dante
ard bis basd. each member Of xhish is
n real nssicias, weiI trained and With
a KEEN appreciation Of hjs ut
%ignor Itante, 81 the aye NJ seven,
aas a student in the Conservatory Of
Naples nad graduated from that col
!scr 81 the age u seventeen. Ten
year. later be begau bis work 81 $ band
lca4ef. ~igrpr Dhnte 10 also g great
s~yta,st, biz sajIl With a trombone beiug
widely commented apor by leading
musicians,
EXTERN" care is taken in the arrange.
m"nt Of Dante's programs Some pop.
uiar music Will be played, but special
attention will be directed to classical
pieces. Grand opera selections will be
presented With q brilIianry and power,
sure 10 ruthnsc an apdiencer.
At Vienna, IN Southern California.
where from 5000 to IO0,0o0 people
gather efrh Sunday to hear band music
and watcb the waves of htc Pacific roll
up oH the sweeping beach, Dante IL q
favoTi:e aud At Denver also his con
certr were enjoyed each afternoon and
evening for weeks.
The BoIander Orcbcstra. another fea.
ture Of the forthcoming program, will
s2oa begin its fifth year an q musical
organization. The members If this
company are all born musicians. Their
father, John H. Bolander, is a violin
maker. While mere children they all
began to play musical Instruments
AdcIine BOlander st the Bgc Of seven
years uscd a half sized violin TO play
in public at r~ccitals.
In their program tn" members Of 'hi5
company arrange themselves first intD
3 brass and string orchestra and Later
into an all string orchestra,
They render such selections an the
Seztettr from Lucia, " the "i'oet and
Peasant" by Verdi, "Orpbeus" from
OG"nbach, 1.-THE Bohemian ClrI,' BY
and Il string number "HIumores.
by Dvorack.
Geo, l." McNutt, who is to be one Of
the lecturers at this Chautauqua has
upon the platform for years and
men have had more return dates
han be. He is known az the "Dinner
t'ail Man"
Mr., McNutt was a former boy, Hoos.
er born, from Douglas County, lii.
nos. A student for q year at Prince.
on University, IA graduate Of Wabash
he became 4 Presbyterian
AZ Urbana, III.
After preaching fifteen years in
| rbana, Indianapolis, New York City,
md the far West, Mr.. McNutt entered
he university Of hard knocks TO study
irst hand social and economic questions.
Beginning as n r]oustabout in an iron
Mill, the preacher worked incog. through
indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, |
New York, Boston, and through New ,
up to Maine. ,
The lectures of Charles A, Payne, the ;
world traveller, who is also to appear ,
II this ~Chautauqua, are the results OF ,
more than twenty years Of intimate !
tudy among forty races and nations. &
He will lecture here either on Beau. :,
iful Hawaii or the Panama Canal" J.
lis lectures are illustrated by beauti. {
III stereopticon views.
There will also be an evening or mag. r.
by a well known magician announce. ,
ncnt Of which will be made soon. ,
The American Qusrtette will present ,
10Th vocal and instrumental music on !
ne day Of this big fvc.day program.
Conrad, nne member of the
uartette, Is a cartoonist, and a portion
( the program will be devoted to the
apid drawing Of interesting, i%nstrue-
We and humorous scenes and sketeehs. r
Wells Watson CHM will present rs 1
feature Of this ive-day pro. c
ram, the four.act play, "The Man /
rom Home" by Booth Harrington i
nd Harry Leon Wilson. In a personal c
tier Mr.. Harrington, the widely j
nown author, expressed his pleasure at s
ing privileged to hear his story en-. L
ted by Mr.. Gill. Mr.. CHM imperson. a
all the characters in the play in a I
amer most realistic. o
Announcement will probably soon be q
ade Of another lecturer Of national a
.p~utation who will appear here during II
Chautauqua, n
Emphasis will be placed Chautauqua II
eek on work among the children. D
ach Chautauqua will have a woman Y
aground worker and story teller, u
he playground work will be free to y
children. '
Other announcement will be made u
,on as TO other lecturers and musical u
'mpunics which are coming to Green. "
God Chautauqua Weekday 3lst to e.