The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-05-14
CHAUTAUQUA HERE
JULY 27 TO AUG. z

Medina's second Redpath Chautau-
qua will be held July 27 to Aug. 2 in
elusive. The program just released
by the local committee is well balanced
and full of variety, and contains many
attractive features.
In II Chautauqua cities where Fer
ullo's band and the Ben Greet Play
ers appeared last season they were
generally considered the most popular
attractions, consequently the Redpath
Company has agreed to offer them
again this season, but in an entire
change of entertainment; otherwise
the seven day program will be abse-
lutely new.
Marcus A. Kellerman, dramatic
baritone, the Military Girls, the Amer
ican Male Quartete and other attrac-
tive musical numbers have been
booked, and the headline lecturers are
such personages as DR.. Frank w.
Gunsaulus and DR.. Herbert L. WilIett
of Chicago, Strickland W. Gillian,
noted press and platform humorist,
Harry F. Atwood, former field secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce Of
the United States, George L. McNutt,
the "dinner pail man," Hon. John T.
Barker, attorney-general of Missouri,
and Chaplain O. L. Kiplinger, of the
Indiana state prison.
Alton Packard, cartoonist, Reno the
magician, Edwin L. Whitney, reader,
and other distinguished entertainers
are announced for Chautauqua week.
Briefly the program follows:
First Day
Afternoon: Musical prelude, the
Military Girls, a singing orchestra Of
six members. Lecture, "The Hunger
Clutch" George L. McNutt, the din
ner pail man.
Evening: Musical program, the
Military Girls. "Rare Fun Well
Done," Alton Packard, cartoonist and
humorist.
Second Day
! Morning: Children's hour. Morn
ing lecture.
| Afternoon: Musical prelude, the
Kentucky Entertainers. Children's
hour, Lecture, DR.. Herbert L. Will
. lett of the University of Chicago.
Evening: Musical program, Ken
ftuckyss Entertainers. Lecture, "Team
Work and Business Problems" Harry
F. Atwood.
! Third Day
i Morning: Children's hour. Morn
ing lecture.
] Afternoon: Recital, Marcus A.
: Kellerman, former soloist with the
New York, Minneapolis and st. Paul
Symphony Orchestras. Children's
, hour. Lecture.
Evening: Ben Greet Shakespearean
Players in either Twelfth Night" or
(! "The Comedy of Errors"
4 Fourth Day
/ Morning: Children's hour. Morn
ing lecture.
Afternoon: Musical prelude, the
Elwyn Company. Children's hour.
Edwin L. Whitney in a program of
miscellaneous readings.
Evening: Musical program, the
Elwyn Com pany. Lecture, "War
Against War;" DR.. Frank w. Gum
saulus.
Fifth Day
Morning: Children's hour. Morn
ing lecture.
:, Afternoon: Concert, Signor Fran
cesFo Ferullo and his band.
Evening: Grand concert, Ferullo's
Band in an entirely different program.
Sixth Day
Morning {: Children's hour. Morn
ing lecture.
Afternoon: Musical prelude, the
American Male Quartet. Children's
hour. Lecture, "The Courts and the
People," Hon. John T. Barker, of
Missouri; President of the Associa-
tion of Attorneys General of the
United States.
Evening: (Children's Night Mus
ical program, the American Quartet.
Reno, the celebrated magician.
Seventh Day
Morning: Children's hour.
Afternoon: Musical prelude. Chill
dren's hour. Lecture, "The Re-mak-
ing and Mending of Men," Chaplain
/ Q. L Kiplinger, Of the Indiana state
prison at Michigan City.
i Evening: Humorous lecture, Strick
] land w. Gillian, author Of "Off Agin,
: On Agin, Gone Agin, Finnigin" and
many other poems.
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