The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-05-18
Pc NDENNIs CHAT
OBSERVATIONS ON TIMELY AND INTERESTING
TOPICS BRIEFLY AND ENTERTAINMENT
DISCUSSED
BY Mr.. J. S.

The Chautauqua Circle has completed the 1910
1916 The president wishes for the Circle apprec
and thanks for the the of the Circle have
freely given o work during the year.
The president his thanks the members
of the Circle for their hearty support and for the ambition their
work has inspired which the Circle the extend
scope of work.
The president to prison management
confidence Especially the thanks of the
Circle Orchestra the of the
beers Quarterly programs these have greatly added the
of the meetings.
To the who acquainted with the Chautau
work. the president the of the Circle holds the
hand of welcome and bids become if member,
least inquirng friend
During the past year the Circle has endeavored
oduce into it's Quarterly vigorous element The
Circle has given dramatic presentation of Poes The
RAVEN and its closing meeting venured into the realms of
Shakvspearan Art with full costumes
from the tragedy of Richard ILL.,
the Circle organize quartette,
attempt greater things at the Quarterly Meetings.
the from Shakespeare tragedy,
Richard ILL., by The Peran Chauauqua Circle the
prison auditorium May ID, 1916
Friends
about give shakespeares TRACE
dy Richard Ill., have of six characters Richard III,
Duke of Norfolk Catesby Radcliffe Earl Of Richmond
messenger
Richard III is shown the opening the Of
his last night eah-on the before the famous battle
Bosworh Field. Radcliffe. gloomy henchman Catesby
faithful and the Duke of Norfolk who will the
fight the battle for the terrible Richard Bosworh Field
attendance upon the king his final
strucons for the battle This night scene
ard his Sleep The ghosts of his victims haunt his
troubled sleep.
Richard starts raving from his couch The lines that
Richard this of the gems
spearian expression. The the great
depicted this when Richard alone the night
forth in terrible the full his guilty
science.
The is Bosworth Field Richard is
thaO
tie Bosworth Field The messenger dashes upon
with tdings that Lord Stanley will fight for king
Duke of Norfolk, Radcliffe and king go battle
Another from Bosworth Field shown. Norfolk
hard pressed fighting from the battle The faithful
Catesby seeing Richard danger Norfolk
him the king this point
crying Shakespearan horse! horse!
My kingdom for horse! danger Richard is
his terrible character We him. though harassed
with peril his faithful Catesby
back into the battle The fight between
Richard and the Earl of Rchmond the the
Grafton of the Earl of Richmond his soldiers followers
Historians of the and life of William Shakespeare say
that of his fought Bosworh Field Shake
in this drama depicts the evil great
lesson We in the character Richard very incar
nation of evil We find the triumph good of Rich
mond the depletion the ultimate triumph good
We hope our efforts will please and that
work this field of endeavor will memory the art and
of William Shakespeare Great Master of ORA
matte Expression
No man ever yet completed his apprenticeship
Then how do for all and other
experts who have become proficient in their calings?
The opportunities and perplexites business are soft
ness compared with the and the
unsatisfactory expedients of ideness."-Johnson
Now that would not apply the mai who gets busy Just
because he finds JOY in doing things.
Practice makes perfect" There doubt "A to who
first issued this phrase from their
dispute the real truth sentiment Of the
idom.
Ask any had lots of practice and be con
tell you how practice has perfected his work.