Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM

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Tuesday.
2:3O-Opening Exercises and Impor-
ant Announcements.
Opening Program-The Kellogg
Haines Singing Party, with a
classy opening concert.
S:OO-Chaplain E. H. Tougher, Wig
orous and searching address on
THE shackles Of the World"
Admission 35 cents.
4:OO-The children will meet the
Play Specialist and the Junior
Chautauqua will be organized.
There are many new and novel
features this year.
IS:00--The Kellogg-Haines Singing
Party, in grand concert intro
ducing opera in special costume.
An evening OF superb musical en-
tertainment.
Admission 35 cents.
Wednesday
|9:00-The Junior Chautauqua: Tell
Me a Story, Lady" in journey to
the Lower World. Rehearsal and
and Games.
2:30-The McGrath Brothers. The
boys who discovered what a ban
10 was really made for.
3:OO-Henry Augustus Adrain. Re-
counting the marvellous discover
les OF Luther Burbank, the wiz
ard of the plant world.
Admission 35 cents.
S:OO-The McGrath Brothers. They
play the big, fine music on the
old banjo.
S:45-Col. George W. Balm, veteran
Southern orator beloved by mil
lions. For 25 years a headliner.
Admission 35 cents.
Thursday.
l9:OO-The Junior Chautauqua. A trip
to the jungles of Africa. More
games.
1O:OO-George E. Colby, cartoonist OF
Read at his very best.
Chicago Daily News in useful
demonstration and study of Mod
ern Art
Omission % GEMS.
2:9O-The Royal Gwent Welsh Glee
Singers, a mans musical from
the land Of famous singers.
3:OO-Hon. Chas. F. Scott, ex-Con-
gressman from Kansas who will
tell the Real Truth about Mex
leo"
Admission 35 cents.
S:OO-The Royal Gwent Welsh Glet
Singers, fourteen big male voice!
presenting the best that r1usica
literature affords.
Admission so cents.
Friday.
9:OO-The Junior Chautauqua. Fairy
land by daylight. Wienie roast.
1O:OO-Mrs. Nan sperry, Assistan
Labor Commissioner Of Missour
in searching address on socia
problems.
Admission 25c.
4 l2:30-The Philippines. A class
4 quintette from the other side o
4 the world. Brand new and full o
A vigor.
o S:OO-Opie Read, in sublime charact
s erization of "Old Lin Jucklin,
: the quaint character revealin
Admission 35 cents.
S:OO-The Philippines, with super
= musical selections both nativ
. and American.
S:45-Senator Thos. P. Gore the eic
quent and forceful blind states
man from Oklahoma on 9TH
Background Of the Outlook"
e Admission so cents.
Saturday.
u 9:OO-The Junior Chautauqua, th
h real world from the lips OF th
n "Tell Me a Story, Lady"
l. lO:OO-Dr. E. A. Brinton, formerly {
II Paraguay, THE Land of War an
- Women" which he describe
with thrilling interest.
Admission 25 cents.
Is 2:SO-Bohumir Kryl and His Bi
Band. The music of the masst
" served in delightful fashion ar
IS thrilling power.
, Admission so cents.
S:O0-Bohumir Kryl and His B
Band. The tenth anniversary te
~ tival of melody setting a ne
"a pace in musical entertainer
Sc Greatest OF all ChautauQua a
ly fractions.
IN Admission so cents
- Sunday.
,d lO:OO-Dr. c. C. Mitchell. THE sto
- of an Ash Heap" a delight
study OF the worlds most ancie
60 drama.
y 2:S0-Chautauqu Concert Party
al Musicians of quality in progra
r Of rich variety and peculiI
a charm.
ly lS:OO-Gov. Malcolm r. Patterso
one OF Americas ablest orators wi
discusses "The Mind of the N
tion."
S.45-Chautauau Concert Par