The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-05-07
Big FEATURES
OF THE FORTHCOMING
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM
HERE ARE ANNOUNCED
Signor Dante and His Band. Orchestra
Music and Well Known Lecturers.

of the Redpath Chautauqua here for
this season. The program is brim full
of good things. There will not be dull
hour from start to finish.
One of the big features of Chautauqua
Week here will be the appearance of
Signor E. Forcelatti Dante and his band
each member of which is a real musi-
clan, well trained and with keen APP
probation of his art.
Signor Dante, at the age of seven,
was student in the Conservatory of
Naples and graduated from that college
at the age of seventeen. Ten years
later he began his work as band lead
er. Signor Dante is also great soloist,
his skill with trombone being widely
commented upon bv leading musicians.
Extreme care is taken in the arrange
ment of Dante's programs. Some popu-
lar music will be played, but special at
tention will be directed to classical
pieces. Grard opera selections will be
presented with briliancy and power,
sure to enthuse On audience
At Venice, in Southern California,
where from $4,000 to 100, 900 people
gather each Sunday to hear band music
and watch the waivers of the Pacific roll
up on the sweeping beach, Dante is a
favorite and at Denver also his concerts
We're enjoyed each afternoon and even
ing for weeks.
The Bolander Orchestra, another fea-
ture of the Forthcoming program, will
soon begin it's fifth year as a musical
organization. The members of this
company are all born musicians. Their
father, John a. Bolander, is a violin
maker. While mere children they all
began to play musical instruments.
AdeIine Bolander at the age of seven
years used half-sized violin to play in
/ public at recItals.
In their program the membres of this
company arrange themselves first into
"a brass and string orchestra and later
into an all string orchestra.
/ They render such selections as the
/ Sextette from Lucia, the Poet and
/ Peasant" by Verdi, "Orpheus" from
Ofenbach, 1.-The Bohemian Girl, by
Balfe and string number "Humors-
que by Dvorack.
Geo. L. McNutt, who is to be one of
the lecturers at this Chautauqua, has
been upon the platform for years and
few men have more return dates thar
ne. He is known as the Dinner Pal
Man.
Mr.. McNutt was farmer boy, Hoos
Ter born, from Douglas County, Ill. A
student for "A year at Princeton Univer.
ersity, a graduate of Wabash College
he became "a Presbyterian preacher al
Urbana, Ill.
After preaching fifteen years il
Urbana, Indianapolis, New York City
and the far West. Mr. McNutt entered
the university of hard knocks to study
first hand social and economic question
= Beginning as a roustabOut in an irol
mill, the preacher worked incog, through
Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland
, New York, Boston. and through New
; England up to Maine.
! The lectures Of Charles A. Payne
the world traveller, who is also to APP
: pear at this Chautauqua. are the re
suit of more than twenty years of init
: mate study among forty races an,
nations.
He will lecture here either o.
Beautiful Hawaii or the "Panam
Canal" His lectures are illustrated b.
beautiful stereopticon views.
, There will also be an evening o
'magi' by a well known magician. an
nouncement Of which will be mad
soon.
The American Quartet will presen
both vocal and instrumental music o.
one day of this big five-day program
Clayton Conrad, one member of tn
quartet, is cartoonist, and portio
= of the program will be devoted to tn
f rapid drawing of interesting, instruc
D tive and humorous scenes and sketches
4 Wells Watson CHM VIM will presen
2 As another feature OF this five-day pro
gram, the four-act play. The Ma
S From Home" by Booth Tarkingto
p ana Harry Leon Wilson. In a persona
t letter Mr. Harrington, the widely know
! author, expressed his pleasure at beini
| privileged to hear his story enacted b.
4 Mr.. CHM. Mr.. CHM impersonates al
a the characters in the play in name
most realistic.
Announcement will probably soon b
] made of another lecturer of nations
: reputation who will appear here durinj
+ the Chautauqua.
t Emphasis will be placed Chautauqu
n Week on work among the children
n Each Chautauqua will have a woman
: playground worker and story teller
o The playground work will be free to a
t children,
Other announcements will be mad
soon as to other lecturers and musica
n companies which are coming Chautauqu
| Week.