Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
1916 CHAU7AUQUA
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
SESSIONS TO BE HELD IN TIR-
RiLl PARK JUNE II TO 23. A
STRONG PROGRAM.
fred B. WOLF TO Be SUPERINTENDENT
kryl and His Big Band Will Return.
Bishop Stuntz Of South America
to Give Address.

The 1916 Chautauqua will he held
In Thrill park in this city en- June
II to %. and promises 70 eclipse
any former effort made by the Red.
path-Vawter system. Mr.. Vawter has
provided a strong program for this
season, it Eeing the tenth anniversary
Of the Chautauque business for the
Redpath system.
Fred B. Wolf, who presided in
such an acceptable manner as super.
ntendent here last year, Is to be
returned to Manchester this year, a
fact his host OF friends will be
pleased to learn.
Anita McCune will have charge of
the Childrens department.
Following is the program in detail:
| Saturday.
2:30-Opening Exercises and Import.
| ant Announcements Opening Pro-
gram. The Kellogg -Haines Singing
| Party. With the classiest opening
concert you ever heard.
3:00-Chaplain e. H. Tougher. A
vigorous and searching address on
"The Shackles CT the World.
Admission 35 cents.
4:O0-The Children will meet the
Play Specialist and the Junior
ChautauQua will be organized.
There are many new and novel
features this year.
8:00-The Kellogg Haines Singing
Party. In grand concert intro
ducinG opera in special costume.
An evening of superb musical enter
tainment.
Admission 35 cents.
Sunday.
2:30-The McGrath Brothers. The
boys who discovered what banjo
was really made for.
3:00-Henry August Adrian. Re-
counting the marvellous discoveries
Of Luther Burbank, the wizard of
the plant world.
Admission 35 cents.
4:0O-Vesper Service.
|8:00-The McGrath Brothers. They
play the big, fine music on the Old
banjo.
8:45-Col. George w. Balm. A vet
eran Southern orator beloved by,
millions. For twenty-five years a
headliner. slaal
Admission 35 cents.
Monday
9:00-The Junior Chautauqua. A trip
to the jungles of Africa. More
games.
10:0O-George E. Colby, Cartoonist
Of Chicago Daily News in useful
demonstration and study of Modern
Art.
Admission 25 cents.
2:90-The Royal Gwent Welch Glee
Singers. A mans musical from
the land of famous singers.
3:O0-Hon. Chas. F. Scott. Ex.Con-
gresham from Kansas who will
tell the Real Truth About Mexico"
Admission IS cents.
S:O0-The Royal Gwent Welch Glee
Singers. Fourteen big male voices
presenting the best that musical
literature affords.
Admission so cents.
Tuesday.
9:00-The Junior Chautauqua. Fairy
land by daylight. Weinie roast.
I10:0O-Mrs. Nan Sperry. Assistant
Labor Commissioner of Missouri in
searching address on social pro-
blems
Admission 25 cents.
2:S0-The Philippines. A classy quin-
tettc from the other side Of the
world. Brand new and full of vigor.
I3:OO-Opie Read In sublime charac-
ter'zatior of cold Linn JuckIin," the
quaint character revealing Read ct
his very best.
Admission 35 cents.
! IS:00-The Philippines. With superb
musical selections both native and
American.
IS:45-Bishcp Homer G. Stuntz. Resi-
dent Risbcp Of South America in
valuable study Of that remarkable
country and people.
| Admission so cents.
Wednesday.
i9:OO-The Junior Chautauqua. The
Real World from the lips Of the
Tell Me A Story Lady.
IN .nn-Nr u pv;pfop FORMERLY