Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-25
The Chautauqua Program to Open
IN Watertown on June %, 1916

The program for the WATERFOWL
Ichautauqua this year promises to be
4 OF h best that the company has
rendered in this section. Such noted
men as William Jennings Bryan will
lbe here and such famous musical or
carnations as the Welsh singers and
the Kryl band. The program appears
in full below.
Thursday, June go.
2:30 p. m. Opening exercises and
important announcements.
Opening Program-The Kellogg
Haines Singing Party, with the clas-
Isiest opening concert you aver heard.
800 p. m. Chaplain e. HI. Tougher
A vigorous and searching address on
The Shackles of the World"
Admission 35 cents.
400 p. m. The children will meet
chautauqua will be organized. There
are many new and novel features this
year.
500 p. M. The Kellogg-Haines
Singing Party. In a grand concert,
introducing opera in special costume.
An evening of superb musical enter
tainment.
Admission 35 cents.
Friday, June 80.
900 a. m. The Junior chautauqua.
Tell Me a Story Lady" in journey to
the Lower World. Rehearsal and
games.
2:30 p. m. The McGrath Brothers.
The boys who discovered what a ban
10 was really made for.
800 p. m. w. ]. Bryan. With a
characteristic Bryan address.
Admission so cents.
500 p. M. The McGrath Brothers.
They play the big, fine music an the
old banjo.
!, S:45 p. m. Col. George w. Balm.
A veteran southern orator, beloved
iby millions. For twenty-five a a
headliner.
Admission 35 cents.
Saturday, July 1.
900 a. m. The Junior chautauQua
A trip to the iungles Of Africa. More
,Igames-
1000 a. M. George e. Colby. Car
: %toonist of Chicago Daily News, in use
full demonstration and study of mod
ern art.
Admission Is cents.
! 2::30 p. m. The Royal event Weis1
Glee Singers. A mans musical from
the land of famous singers.
y 800 p. m. Hon. Chas. F. Scott, eX
Congresscan from Kansas, who will
tell the Real Truth About Mexico.
Admission 35 cents.
500 p. m. The Royal Gwent Wells
iGlee Singers. Fourteen big NAL
voices, presenting the best that mus
: ical literature affords.
Admission SO cents.
Sunday, July 2.
2:30 b. m. The PHILIPPINES.
classy quintette from the other sid
of the world. Brand new, Inc flu
Iof yigor.
800 p. m. opie Read. In sublim
. characterization of "Old Jim Junklin
the quaint character, revealing Req
at his very best.
Admission 35 cents.
400 p. m. Vesper service.
500 p. m. The Philippines. Wit
superb musical selections, both natiy
and American.
y S:45 p. m. Bishop Homer G.. Stunt
= Resident bishop of South Africa j
4 Nd1uuOiO& 1oIudy lCl Ii "a
country and people.
Admission SO cents.
Monday, July 8.
900 a. m. The Junior chautauqu
The real world from the lips of II
sTell Me a Story Lady"
1000. a. M. DR.. E.. A. Brintdl
Formerly OF Paraguay, 'tThe Land
/. War and Women = which he descrih.
with thrilling interest.
Admission rs cents.
2:30 p. m. Bohumir Kryl, and h
big band. The music of the mass
- served in delightful fashion and thri
ing power.
Admission 80 cents.
500 p. m. Bohumir kryl and n
big band. The tenth a%nniversal
FESTIVAL of melody, setting a new pa,
in musical entertainment. Create
of all chautauqua attractions.
Admission so cents.
= Tuesday, July q.
- 900 a.. m. The Junior chautauqu
Final rehearsal and field meet.
10000 a. M DIR. C. C. Mitchell, "T1
story of an Ash Heap a most d
lightful study of the worlds most a,
cient drama
Admission 35 cents.
2:30 p. m. C%hautauqua Conce
Party. Musicians of quality in pr
gram Of rich variety and peculi
charm.
: 800 p. m. Gov. Malcolm R. Pate
lson. One of Americas ablest. orator
who discusses 1.-The Mind of the N
]t1on."
Admission 35 cents.
800 p. m. Laurant and Conce.
Party. In a full evening Of magi
mystery and music. The crownir
MISCELLANEOUS