Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-03-12
THE 1915 ChAU7AUQUA
PROMISES TO BE "BEST EVER"
-sCHnDKRET'S ORCHESTRA
AGAIN SCHEDULED


The Chautauqua is coming. We are
reminded of this fact by the recent
visit of T. F. Graham, representing the
Redpath-Vawter Chautauqua, who was
here renewing acquaintance and COM
pleting arrangements for the assembly
to be held here this summer. He says
the program for the coming season is
'The best ever.'
Kryl's Band Coming
It will be remembered that the Sys-
tenn has provided some big bands in
the past, but Mr.. Graham emphatically
declares that Rohumir Kryl's band
will easily eclipse anything that has
been provided before. Kryl, himself,
is given credit for being the world g
greatest cornet player, and it is said
that no one surpasses him as a band
leader.
The Musical Companies and Preludes
for the coming season are as follows:
Kryl's Band, The Cambridge Play.
ers, The Old Home Singers, schild-
kret's Orchestra, The Orphean Musi-
cal Club, The University Girls, and the
Kaffr Boys.
The Old Home Singers, as their
name indicates, will sing the old songs
that have established for themselves
a place in human hearts.
The University Girls is sextet that
will feature the life of the University,
and their entertainment will revive
memories Of youth. It is light and;
gay and full of entertainment from
first to last.
Sam Schildkret Returns
Mr.. Graham informs us that, be.
cause of the almost universal demand
made last season, Sam Schildkret's s.
great orchestra will be on the program
again this summer. This will be good
news to the thousands of admirers Of
this talented little orchestra leader.
The Orphean Musical Club is male
quartet said to have all the old quar-
tet stunts and some of their own in
ventions.
The Cambridge Players will put on
acts from Shakespeare and Barrie, and
one or two humorous selections. This
is a classy company
Fine List of Speakers
The orators for this year are, Elk,
Governor J. K. Vardaman, Hon. Victor
Murdock. of Kansas, Ng Poon Chew {
Judge Schoonover Of Kansas, Lou J..
Beauchamp, Byron Piatt and Hon. Jas.
E. Watson Of Indiana. Arthur Ka-
chel the celebrated interpreter Of
plays will render ''The Melting Pot. !"
Senator Vardaman and Congressman
Murdock are well know public char
acters. So is Congressman Watson.
and need no special comment here.
Judge Schoonover is one of the sta
bic citizens Of Kansas and will talk
good common sense. Ng Poon Chew is
Chinese statesman and editor who
published the first Chinese newspaper
in America. He will have an up-to-
date discussion Of the New China.
The humorist of the Chautauoua pro.
gram this year is Lou J. Beauchamp,
one Of the best the country affords and
long time favorite.
Ross Crane, the celebrated CLAW
modeler will be here to give an exhi-
bition of the wonderful art for which
ne IS famous, and Ryan Piatt, a reg
ular Lyceum lecturer, will deliver his
great address On "Live or Die.''
The Kaffir Boys, under the direction
Of Mr.. Balmer, is a strong novelty
feature, presenting five young natives
OF South Africa, representing five
tribes. They will appear as a singing
choir in the native costumes of their
country. Mr.. Balmer has toured Eng
land and America with this COMPANY
and has met with decided success ev.
erywhere.
Full announcement Of the program
will be made soon. The date will be
June 29 to .Tn1v ;no1rc;vo