Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-04-29
CHAUTAUQUA OPENS
THIS AFTERNOON
Music Makers Will Give First
Entertainment
AND WILL APPEAR AGAIn TONIGHT
Many Attractions to Appear in the
Big Tent ON Court Yard During
the Week-Large Ad.
vance Sale.

Under the auspices of the Goldsboro
Chamber of Commerce the second an
nual Redpath Chautauqua opened mere
this afternoon at o'clock in the big
tent on the court yard and Will con-
tinue open through next Monday, with
the exception of Sunday.
With a program the equal, If not
the superior, of any ever sent out over
a Chautauqua circuit, and with large
advance sale of tickets, there is every
Indication that this years big enter
tainment will be even more success1ul
than was the one last year. A sufhc-
ient number of tickets have ALREADY
been placed to cover the amount guar
anteed the Redpath bureau by the
Chamber of Commerce, and If sales
continue as they are expected to the
Chamber will realize a fine percent
age.
Mr. o. E. Behymer, is super1ntend-
ent of the Chautauqua, and will be
here throughout the entire week. The
program opens each morning at IL
O'Clock with the children's hour; the
morning lecture follows at IL O'Clock;
afternoon music at p. M; afternoon
lecture at $3.50 p. m; evening music at
7:45 D. m. and evening entertainment
at $50 p. m.
Today, the program began at o.
clock, when the Introductory exercises
took place, followed by grand con-
cert by the Music Makers.
The same body of musicians VIII
render a second concert, but a differ
-ent program, tonight at 7:45 and at
$3.50 Sylvester A. Long will deliver
his lecture, Hungry People"
The Music Makers are q Quartette
whose vocal work is said to be excep-
tionally good, and their selections on
the "Marimbaphone," an interesting
novelty instrument, are reported to be
most entertaining. Mr.. Long, In his
lecture, will treat of the foundations
of community building.
The program for each day this week
with the price of admission to each
seperate performance, follows:
Tuesday.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, The Sayranoffs
Interpretative reading, "The Mar
Home, Wells Watson CHM. Admis
sion 25 cents. Children. Is cents.
Evening-Concert, The Savranoffs
Lecture, Taking Stock of Town
Frank Dixon. Admission 35 cents
Children Is cents
Wednesday.
Morning-Lecture, "The Finest o
Fine Arts, DR.. Chas. e. Barker; Ad
mission Is cents. Children Is cents.
Afternoon-MusicalR Recital, Signo
Giuseppe Bartolotta; Lecture, How t.
Live a Hundred Years, DR.. Chas. E
Barker. Admission 35 cents. Children
Is cents.
Evening-Modern drama, "The Ser
want in the House, William Owen an
Company. Admission IS cents. Chill
dren 35 cents.
Thursday.
Morning Chidren's Hour, Hndia
Folk Tales and Folk Dances, Mis-
Mabelle Conquest; Lecture, ''The Poe
of Empire" Wallace Bruce Amsbary
Admission 25 cents. Children Is cent
Afternoon-Concert Orchestral Gu
Lecture, "Some American Writers
Prose and Verse" Wallace Bruce AIMS
barry Admission 25 cents. Children
cents.
Evening Concert, Orchestral Clut
Entertainment, Magic, Taber, the Mi
acle Man. Admission SO cents, Chi
dren 25 cents.
Friday.
Morning-Children Hour, Russia
Folk Tales and Folk Dances, Miss nj
belle CONQUEST; Lecture "Canadis
Writers in Prose and Verse, Walla
Bruce Amsbray. Admission 25 cent
Children Is cents.
Afternoon-Grand Concert, Sign