The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-06
EXTRA FINE PROGRAM
THIS EVENING
bertha Wooden Orchestra and Leo
tureF of National Fame in
tne Cllautauqua Course


Carroll Smith Company which won
we'll merited favor. for the trio OF
ladies all have good voices and are
as novel as they are entertaining.
The magician, Hal Merton, was
splendid and he highly entertained
his audience.
The third and last number on the
program was The Horse Race" by
Walt Holcomb. a lecturer Of renown.
and in il he made many assertions
which met with hearty approval
DR.. Tupper's Bible talk this
morning from 1 to Il O'Clock was
ing the Chautauqua. He was listen
ed TO. not by large audience but
! by an apDreciative one and his dis
course on Lofty Ideals was fol-
lowed by the closest attention from
his hearers. He is on the program
again tomorrow morning and since
the Bible lectures are all free ev-
erybody should avail themselves OF
the great opportunity to spend an
hour with the brilliant speaker.
At the afternoon session there was
a concert by the Bertha Wooden
Orchestra and lecture on the "Ev-
olution CT Wit and Humor.' by Walt
Holcomb.
The entertainment this evening
will be specially good. The Bertha
Wooden Orchestra. which pleased
its hearers greatly this afternoon.
will give another concert. Hal Mer-
ten, the popular entertainer, Will be
on the stage again. and Julius
Caesar Maybe will give his lecture
on America.
Julius Caesar Nayphe., the Athen-
ian, is a lecturer who is unusual in
lectures that are altogether out of
the ordinary. Mr.. Nayphe will leave
an impression There are none
others like him. He gives the beau
tiful the instructive, the religious,
the ridiculous, the entertaining and
the pathetic. He is an orator of the
first magnitude.
Following is the program:
7:30 D. m.-Concert and enter
tainment by the Bertha Wooden Or
chestra.
l. Hall Merton. entertainer.
America '-Julius Caesar Nay
phe. the Athenian.
Saturday. March 9Th
8 a m-Bible hour conducted by
DR.. upper.
Junior Chautauqua Stories for
the children By Mrs. L. ". Locking.
$50 p. m.-Concert by the Ber-
tina Wooden Orchestra
"OrieEtal Impressions O. Amer
lea Julius Caesar Maybe.
C. L. S. c. Round TabIe-Miss
Hamilton.
s p. m.-Fuu concert by Bertha
Wooden Orchestra.
Miss Harmon, soprano.
Sunday, March sth
800 p. m.-Interdenomina
mass meeting. Free to all.
Chautauqua yesper service, con-
Quoted by Miss Hamilton. assisted
by local ministers.
Sacred music. Robley Male Quar-
tet.
Free-will offering for the main
1 tenance of the ChautauQua.
Julius Caesar Maybe, presenting.
The 23rd Psalm"
Monday. March 9tI,
1920 a. nc. l.. S. c. Round
| Table-Miss Hamilton.
$50 p. m.-Robley Male Quartet.
] Within the Law"-Presented by
Miss Gay Zenola MacLaren, Amer
ica's greatest play producer.
l Junior Chautauqua. Stories for
the children b. Mrs Locking.
| 7:45 p. n.-Robley Male Quartet
Miss Gay Zenola NacLaren. pre-
senting, The Sign of the Cross"
Tuesday. March 10th
1890 a. nc. L. 5. c. Rounl
TabIe-AIiss Hamilton.
$50 p. m.-Robley Male Quartet
!: Miss Gay Zenola MacLaren, pre-
! senting. Maggie Pepper"
! Junior Chautauqua. Stories TO
Z: the children by Mrs. Locking.
! $50 p. m.Joy night. Don't mis-
! this. Singing. Robley Male Quartet
! The Orchestra ComiQue. direction 0
Miss Dolly Randolph. Given jus
J for fun among our homefolk
: Wednesday. March 18th
10 a. m.-CNertng exercises Of tn
! Grand Lodge X. Of p.
II a. nc. L. 5. {. Roun
Ia nIA-MiSS Hamilton