Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-07-15
HENDERSONVILLE TO HAVE
FINE CHAUTAUQUA.
CONTINUED from 1st Page.9


consists of four fine fellows. and they
are known for their great voices. clean
comedy, and witty wisdom. From
saThe Old Church Bell to sTipperary,"
the is full of charm. Fun
In An Old-Fashioned School" Is a bit
of comedy which carries the audience
back to the dear old yesterdays. After
noon and night the Lyrics give a big
program. SigleyI the tenor mas a
voice of extraordinary sweetness,
Williams. the second tenor, is not MY
q singer, but a comedian. As The
German School Master" he distln-
p1ishes himself as an orator. HOW
ard. baritone, is a pianist OF ability.
His piano selections always attract at
tention from intelligent lovers OIL
music. Gorgas has a rich bass voice
of great range, and he uses 1t Wild
the ease of a trained singer.
DR.. J.. w. Frizzell, Chautauqua d.
rector. was formerly pastor of one or
the largest churches of the nation S
| capital. He was born In n country
and raised on a farm. He is strong III
! body and vigorous in mind. He mas
learned much in the school OF adVer.
sity and hard work. At the age Oh
| twenty-one, and without a dollar ne
started out to get an ~educatlon' anu
kent at it until he received five uni
vercity degrees, all with high honors.
| He is a man of strong convictions ana
positive beliefs. He believes that the
! worlds, is getting better and in the maj
trlumph of the good. The people OF
our town will have an opportunity TO
become we'll acquainted with DR.. Fr!z-
zell. not only through his splendid
l~cclnrcs, but also through coming 10
nersonal contact with him during the
three days of the Chautauqua' 10
know such a man is real privilege.
First Day-Agricultural Day
i MORNING.
1O:3O O'clock Farmers Institute
Addresses by County, State and Ma
tional Farm Experts. .
AFTERNOON.
300 O'Clock Lecture, "The New Ag-
riculture," by DR.. Frank B. Vrooman
400 O'Clock Concert by the Bessie
Leigh Concert Company.
EVENING.
S:15 O'clock Concert and Entertain
ment by the Bessie Leigh Company.
900 O'clock Lecture, ArmageoooI
and After" a Story of &hc GreaG war
ty DR.. Frank B. Vroomsn.
Second Day-EducatiOnal Day.
MORNING.
1920 O'clock Educational Rally
Addresses by Local, State and Nation
al Educational Leaders.
AFTERNOON.
1900 O'Clock Forty-Five Minutes o
Fun and Magic with the Mysterlou'
Milburns.
3.45 O'clock representations, Stories
R~ecitations, Grave and Gay, by Charle'
r Hanford, the famous actor
EVENING.
i S.15 O'Clock Magical illusions an
Prestidigitatorial Performance by TN
Mysterious Milburns.
900 O'Clock Grand Scenes r
Shakespeare's Comedies n a
dies. by MIR. Charles B. Hanford. TN
celebrated tragedian.
Third Day-TOWn Boosters Day AM
NeighbOrhOOd Picnic.
MORNING.
1920 O'Clock Address on BOOSTING
"The Old Home Town." by City, stat
!, and National Leaders. (An cltlzen
are requested to close their places o
business and unite in boosting GU
town on this day.
AFTERNOON.
300 O'clock Grand Concert. by tn
Lyric Glee Club.
3:45 O'Clock Lecture, visions an
1doals" nv DIR. J, w. Frizzell, Chau
tauuua Director.
EVENING,
S:15 O'clock Lecture, Some IWeI
tieth Century Problems" by Dr. j. f"
FriZzell.
900 O'clock Concert and ENTERTAIN
80 49, T1r,h