The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-04-29
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM.
MANY INTERESTING FEATURES
10 VISIT SUMTER BETWEEN
MAY 1OTL AND 10TH.
Zen Greet Players Here on Tuesday
Night, May f2tIi-BOhumir Kryi
ana His Band to be Here Thursday.
May II, for Two Performance
Lectures. Storytelling and Opera
10 Dc Features at Performances.

Lectures. Storytelling and Opera
10 be Features at Performances.
The Rcdpath Chautauqua with its
piS seven-day program comes to
sumter on Sunday, May 10th, for it's
week of interesting, amusing and in
structive events. Many features are
scheduled, the chief among them be-
ing the visit of the Ben Greet PLAYERS
ana the coming of BOhumir Kryl and
his celebrated band. The Hon. Frank
d. Cannon, n former senator from
Michigan, will deliver speech at
one of the sessions and there are
others of the twenty attractions which
are bound to be of interest to all.
Big crowds are expected to come
in daily from the surrounding coun-
try to attend the various perform
ances, reduced rates having been Sc
cured on the Atlantic Coast Line rail
road for radius of fifty miles. 1t is
also probable that lower rates will be
granted during the week by other
railroads entering Sumter.
The Chautauqua is given under the
auspices Of the Y. Nj. G.. y. and de-
tailed information can be secured
from Secretary Fl. L.. Rirchard or
1 # he.
Tickets are now on sale at two dol
lars each for the season. These tick
cts will be good for all twenty at
fractions and are transferable in the
family Of the purchaser. After the
/ first performance the price will go up
to three 1ollars. } The entrance fee
for the Various performances is many
times the cost of a season ticket.
! The full program from Sunday,
May 10th, to Saturday, May 10th, in
elusive, is:
Superintendent-A. II. Hibshman.
Morning Lecturer-R. T.. Kline.
Children's Worker-MIiss Aura q.
Fike.
Program begins promptly.
Morning lecture, 11.00.
Afternoon Music, $50.
! Afternoon Lecture, 400.
! Childrcns Hour, 4.30.
Evening Music, 500.
Evening Entertainment, S.45.
Hours subject to change by an
nouncement the first day.
Sunday:
|. Aftcrnoon-Sacrcd Concert-Dun-
bar Bell Ringers and Male Quar-
ttcttc; Lecture-Sermon, The Needs of
the Hour" Hon. Geo. ID. Alden; YES
per Service.
| Evcnng-Sacrcd Concert-Dunbar
Bell Ringers and Male Quartettc
Monday:
Morning-Lccturc -Four Great Ma
tional Epics," Mr.. Kline.
Admission 25c; children 15c.
Aftcrnoon-Conccrt, The Harmony
Concert Company; Monologuc, THAT
Printer of Udclls," Everett Kemp.
Admission 35c; children 15c.
Childrcn's Hour, Miss Fike.
Evening ng-Conccrt-The Harmony
Concert Company; Lecture, Sour
Grapes" Edward Amherst OFT.
| Admission SOC; children 25c.
Tuesday:
Morning-i.ccturc, The Comedy
Spirit i'm Scheme of Life" MIR.
Kline.
Admission 25c; children &c.
! AfternOon-Conccrt, Wclch- Chris
tenscn- Baker Company; Lecture,
The Heart of Tropical Africa" DR..
VIM. y. Colledgc.
Admission 35c; children 15c.
Childrens Hour Miss Fike.
Evening-Concert, Welch-Christon
SEN Baker Company; Drama: Shake
speare's Twelfth Night The Ben
Greet Players.
Admission 75c; children 35c.
Wednesday,:
Grand Musical Festival.
Morning-Lecturc, Literature as Il
Constructive Force: IN Religion,
The Inside of the Cup" Churchill,
Mr.. Kline.
Admission 25c; children 15c.
I
y. Kellcrman.
Children's Hour, Miss Fike.
EVcning-Grand Concert, The Ca
thcdral Choir.
Admission soc; children 25C.
Thursday: