Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-07-02


81 System, Des Moines, Iowa.
II This is the most balanced, most com
pletes most satisfactory program ye
attempted by us. Trusting that W,
have ATTAINED our aim, we solicit your
hearty cooperation.
Il James Sloan Corkey, the Irish orator,
is blessed with a sense of humor pecul.
Tar to the educate'i sons of the Emerald
Slsle. Without reservation or lualifca-
tion, we recommend this man and his
message to our patrons.
!, Shaws Colonial Cadets. The program
I rendered by this combination is de-
Hight There is never dull moment.
IThey range from classical overture to
popular selections end play with snap
Iand vigor peculiarly their own. They
were one OF the most popular features
of last years program.
| DIR. Frank Nelson, lecturer, President
|of Minnesota College For 20 years this
man has been speaking to the public.
He is full of magnetism, is genuine and
intensely human. Hear him.
Barhydt Quartet. It is with pride
that we introduce this male quartet to
our patrons -the best organization of
| is kind on the platform today. Their
programs are original and consist of
quartets. solos and representations You
will wish they were with you two days
aistead of one.
Frank G. Travers, lecturer, who won
many friends here last year, as ma
poleon, will give new lecture, keep
ihg Up With Lizzie.
Blanche E. johnson. as an impersona-
tor of historical characters is unexcelled.
sDomenico G. de Saluzzo, violin virtu-
oso, has appeared in many of the great
est concerts of the old world and was
at one time first violinist. aud later di-
rector OF the Crown Orchestra of Berlin.
Alice Florence Stitzel. dramatic So
prano, whose wonderful voice has won
;er her brilliant platform career.
Nellie Hood, piano soloist and accom-
p,t.ss;st. brings with her thorough train
II: lima wide experience.
otc Ru5instein, the exiled Russian
JhIs His lecture. Sixteen Years in
th Land Of the Gear, I" is Of intense in
tesest, the story of his life.
Columbian Marine Band You may
wen congratulate yourselves in being
able to hear this great band in two full
concerts. 1t is composed of twenty-one
people and is one Of the leading concert
organizations of this country. When
this band has concluded its concert, you
win know that you have heard one of
the truly great musical organizations of
the world.
Mrs. Susie Sonner, contrato soloist,
appears on the fourth day with the band.
The Springer Mandolin Orchestra is
something unique in chautauqua must
cal attractions. These men are pro-
fessional musicians; every one an artist.
Rev. Frank F. Lewis, lecturer, is a
worldwide traveller. In the evening he
presents his renowned Passion Play. He
describes this worlds tragedy as per-
haps no other man has been able to give
it. This lecture is abundantly illustrat
ed with colored, life-size views.
Oberlin Ladies' Quartet. In this
company you have, in reality, two mus
icaI attractions "a vocal quartet and a
string quartet. 1t is difficult to say in
sich capacity these musicians excel.
Lucian Edgar Folansbec, lecturer.
There is no man on the platform who
can put more humor into solid lecture,
and more sound sense into humorous
lecture than DR.. Eolansbee.
Trayers- Wick Symphonic Orchestra.
Il is seldom that symphonic orchestra
is heard on chautauqua platform. This
company of twelve people is made up Of
soloists and is CAPABLE of rendering the
most difficult music perfectly; the pro-
gram given will delight you. Accom-
panying this orchestra is Mrs. Grayce
| Miller Wick, mezzo-soprano soloist,
whose sweet voice and charming per-
sonaIity will make her public fayorite.
Hon. Joseph A. Dyer, lawyer, lee
turer, man Of affairs as he is, We con-
graduate ourselves as we'll as the pub
Ilc in having been able to secure him.
| You win enjoy this lecture. t.
John Roger Overcome by Heat