Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-04-02
IS The BEST One YET
Date For Audubon Ghautauqua is Set for
July 1928 Inclusive. The Program
is Considered Stronger Than
.. Any Previous One

The program for this season is a win.
ner The Redpath- Vawter people have
certainly earned the right to say once
more This is our best program to
date. 1t is wonderful array Of
talent OF high grade and great variety.
Following the custom of past years
there Will be special musical features
for each day. Music has always been q
strong factor, and this year will loom
up stronger than ever Particularly is
this true in the matter of range. People
of all grades of musical taste will get
their fill.
The musical lineup is as follows: The
Dunbar Singing Orchestra, The Hinton
Mordelia Company, Rogers and Grilley,
Sam Schildkret's Hungarian Orchestra,
The Alpine Singers and Yodlers, The
Ridpath Grand Opera Quartet and
Quintano's Band.
The Dunbar Singing Orchestra is a
sexette of talented ladies, who sing and
play in superb entertainment style.
The Hinton Mordelia combination is q
compound of mirth melody. Rogers
and Grilley are the famous pair Of en-
tertainers who with voice and harp
have beencarryingoff honors fona dozen
years together. Schildkret's Hungarian
Orchestra is one of the great musical
organizations of its kind under tie
personal direction of Sam Schildkret, a
top-notch leader and well known
composer.
The Alpine Singers and Yodlers will
present something entirely new and
novel at Chautauqua. It is great
triumph that could be secured for
Chautauqua. They will appear in
beautiful native swiss costumes al d
render the inimitable folk and yod Q
songs of their mountain homes. A
great treat is in store for the peop.e
when this gifted company appears.
Another feature that will attra t
much attention is the Redpath Graz d
Opera Company. These will not lie
associated with the big band but vii
furnish separate programs and give
delightful coskuEned sketches fro n
Standard OperA and a-scomplete a :t
| from Martha. uintano and his gre &
band will furnish the music for one d. v
and under the masterful direction II
Quintano himself will fully mainta a
the systems reputation for furnishii z
band music of the very first grade.
The lecturers engaged for the seas, n
are seasoned platformists who haNe Q
proven their right to a big hearing.
The list embraces Chancellor Geo. II.
Bradford, Senator Frank j. Cannot,
Gov Henry A. Buchtel, Gov. Robe t
3. Glenn. Julius Caesar Maybe, Fathsr
j. Fleming, DR.. Alva M. Reitzel, Proc.
Montraville Wood and Hon. James T..
/ Watson Of Indiana.
/ Gov Glenn returns this season IN
reaponBe to persistent demand all alor 8
the line, He will be received with en-.
thuiasni Everywhere Senator Fran
j. Cannon " the greatest anti Norman
force in America. He knows from ei
perierco and speaks with power: Rep
resentAtiyR Nv Rte9n " rate9. e
the most a. Iant 0r An slt lkzl1SaCs,
Gov. BuchteA has distinguishal himcti
in vari6ns weys and will exhalt Americi
as good and profitable place to live.
Julius Caesar Nayphe halls from
Athens, Greece, and in rative costume
reveals the oriental idea Of America
Prof. MontfAville Wood will give 9
marvellous demonstration OF the Cyro-
scope, the monorail car and the violet
ray and Father Austin M. Fleming Of
the Apostolic Mission House Of Wash
ington, d. G., Will tell OF the coil For
Lifcs Machinery
| Chancellor Geo. III. Bradford Of
Oklahoma University will deliver a
powerful lecture ON the place of the