Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-04
F(HAUT'AIUQUA,
! BIGGER THAN
EVER, COMING
Ellison White System Attrac.
+ tons will Be Staged at
Electric Park July IA
PROGRAM COVERS 7 DAYS
Features Carry Addresses BY
Z Noted Speakers and Fine
! Musical Attractions

"
July IA, the Grays Harbor chautauqua
staged by the Ellison-White Chautau-
qua System, of Portland, will open out
at Electric park. The chautauqua this
year will run seven days, a day longer
than in former years, the dates being
july IA to 20 inclusive. d.
/ A study of the program seems to pro-
duce conclusive proof that this years
chautauqua will be bigger, more COM
prehensive and more entertaining and
instructive, than ever before. That is
one advantage a chautauqua program
enjoys. SO far as advance notices are
concerned, as compared with the best
OF vaudeville programs at theaters.
The entertainment features of a chau-
tauqua are not dissimilar to those of
vaudeville; but the attractions one
seess on Chautauqua program almost
invariably are familiar to one. from
having read of their appearance. The
public, for that reason, can Judge of
the merit of chautauqua program
very easily, simply by reading it in
advance.
This years Grays Harbor chautau-
qua, as said, is bigger than ever. The
opening attraction as usual, is distinc-
lively for children. Wednesday even
ing. following the opening exercises
and superintendent announcements
will be given the magical entertain.
ment of the Floyds of Boston.
Or. Hills Thursday
Thursday afternoon the Schuman
quintet and DR.. Newell Dwight Hills
lecture, america Of Today and To-
morrow" will be the features; in the
evening the quintet will give grand
concert.
Friday afternoon will be heard the
Saxony Singers and a lecture, "Amer-
lean Ideals" by Mrs. A. C. Zehner.
Nels Darling. with his famous talk on
"Our Town." will be the evening feat
ure. the Saxony Singers giving a popu-
lar concert, too.
Saturday will be "Ciricillo Day." a
grand concert being given in after
noon and evening. In the evening,
in addition, the II Trovatore grand op-
era company will stage Verdi's master
piece Of that name.
On Sunday there will be sacred con.
certs in afternoon and evening, by
Ruthven Macdonald, the famous bari
tone from Toronto, Canada. In the
afternoon there will be an address,
1.-THE Lucky Number" by F. Eugene
Baker; in the evening 1.-THE Story
Beautiful" by Father Patrick Mac
Cory.
"Women Who Toll"
A lecture on women Who Toil'
will be given by Mrs. J. Redding Cole
Monday afternoon. In the evening
Roland A. Nichols will give his popu-
lar lecture. "The Man Worth While"
while the Gullotta trio will give con-
certs both afternoon and evening.
IF I Had Life to Live Over" will
be the address Tuesday afternoon by
Col. George w. Balm of Kentucky. In
the evening grand closing concert
will be given by the Swiss Alpine
Yodelers from Zillerthal; and Evelyn
Bargelt, cartoonist, will complete the
program. The Swiss yodelers also will
be heard in the afternoon.
This is not the complete chautauqua
program, by any means. Every morn.
ing except Sunday will be held the
junior chautauqua with lectures by
Mrs. Cole on such subjects as ALEX.
ander Hamilton" "The Fall OF the
Bastile." MARY of Scotland" 1.-THE
Prisoner Guillotine" and George
Eliot"
Season tickets for the chautauqua
are on sale at the Aberdeen office Of
the Grays Harbor Railway & Light
company and in HoQuiam at Heikels
drug store. As soon as the first allot.
ment has been sold the price will ad-
vance to 50. The sale, SO far, is very
encouraging.