The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-07
COMPLETE PROGRAM
LOCAL CHAUTAUQUA
AND MUSIC FESTIVAL
SEVEN DAYS CROWDED WITH
MUSICAL, LITERARY AND
CIVIC TREATS.
SENATOR LAFOLLETTt LAST DAY
Prof. Charles ZeubIein, noted Civic
Lecturer, Comes on Afternoon Of
Saturday, May 22-Number of Fine
Musical Entertainments.

The opening entertainment of the
Alkahest Chautauqua will be given
Wednesday afternoon, May 10, but
little more than two weeks hence.
The closing exercises will be an ad-
dress by Senator Robert M. LaFol-
lette on Representative Govern
eminent"
The program for Wednesday after
noon, May 10, includes an address OF
welcome by loyal citizens and the
platform manager of the weeks chau-
tauqua, Prof. Charles Dane, of the
University of Georgia, A grand open
ing concert will be given this after
noon by the American Ladies Or
chestra. Wednesday evening, after
a prelude by the ladies' orchestra,
Miss Hettie Jane Dunaway will give a
reading from Daddy Long Legs" the
play that has scored such a success
in New York this season and which
is still playing there.
Thursday morning, May 20, there
will be an address by the morning
hour lecturer. In the afternoon the
Beulah Buck quartet will give con-
cert, including readings by Mrs.
Buck, and an original musical sketch.
A lecture on Peace" will also be de-
livered by Hon. James F. Statesman,
ex-minister to Bolivia. At night, after
a musical prelude by the Beulah
Buck quartet, Frederick Warde, the
great Shakespearean scholar, will lee
ture.
Friday will be musical festival
day. In the morning there will be a
lecture by the platform manager, in
the afternoon concert by the New
York City Marine Band, Signor Vim
cent Lotto, director, and Madame
Grace Hall Riheldaffer, soprano solo,
list. In the evening there will be an
other concert by the Marine Band
and arias from the grand opera by
Madame Riheldaffer.
Saturday, the fourth day, will be
devoted to lectures upon Civic Bet
terment." There will be the usual
lecture by the platform manager in
the morning, while in the afternoon
the people will have an opportunity
of hearing Prof. Charles Zeublin, OF
Boston, the noted publicist and civic
expert upon How to Improve the
Home Town" In the evening there
will be a novelty program by the Cav
enys and Miss Crum, consisting OF
cartoons, clay modelings, readings
and vocal and violin solos.
The fifth day, which is Sunday, a
union church service will be held al
the chautauqua tent. In the after
noon, there will be sacred music by
Mrs. Caveny and Miss Crum, follow
ed by an address by DR.. Lane. In
the evening there will again be sa
cred concert by the Caveny's and
Miss Crum.
Monday, May "a, is "children's
day" There will be the usual plat
form lecture in the morning, in the
afternoon, after a musical program by
the Frank Lea Short singers, there
will be a program of magic, mirth
and music by J. M. Totten and Co.
while in the evening the Frank Lea
Short Players will give a complete
costumed production of Edmond Ros
tand's THE Romancers."
Tuesday, May 25, is political day
This will probably be the greatest
day of all the seven. In the after
noon there will be concert by the
Metropolitan Grand Quartet, very
fine musical organization, while in
the evening, Hon. Robert M. LaFol
lette, senator from Wisconsin, will
speak upon Representative Govern
ment."