Arizona republican., 1916-05-06
CHAUTAUQUA 0PENS
 THIS MORNING LAST
 CHANCE FUR TICKETS
"Ei Paso Herald, May 4.


 again next year. So successful has been the 1916 chautauqua that the Ro- tary club, which originated and father. ed the enterprise, will sign for another ore for next year.
 A. E. Ryan, who had charge of the ticket sale this year ard has been one oi the hardest and most willing work CTS, voluntarily promised to sell POO sesson tickets next year.
 At noon today Phoenix Chautauqua season tickets cannot pc secured for less than three dollars. Up until that time, they will be oa sale throughout the city at the pre- season rate of $2 50. The euarantors must meet their obli- gations by noon. Any one of the thirty-one guarantors will have tickets for sale. fhe Grug stores will re- serve orders Positively no tickets will he sold at the regular rate after twelve o'clock. All tickets purchased at the sate tonight will come under the advance measure. Reserve seats will be handled by the special reserve seat man at the chaGtauqua tent on Cen tral avenue opposite the Arizona School of Music A special telephone nt mter 129-. will be maintained on the grounds during the weel; 10 accomc- date doctors and others expecting special calls.
 Promptly a; 7:30 tonight Superin- tendent C. A. ReXford. of Oregan fame who will give q lecture each morning while here in charge of the chautau- qua will open the Phoenix chautaudua There will be TO delay. Seats will he held only under special conditions The introductory remarks of Supt keXford will he Of grave importance
 Bringing glimpse of the highest class of dramatic art the Comus Play CTS will give their program immediate ly following the introduction of the superintendent. They will begin al S:15. Programs will not be held ex .cepting under the unanimous request of the holders of season tickets The opening number to be given by the Comus Players will be from Shake sbeare. These selections are reputcd to be unique in every respect. Then the startling drama Carson of the NorIhwoods" will be gwen m it's en- t'retr No other drama of like tyre is being shown by any western company other than the Comus Players. Single admissions to the evening entertain ment will oe fifty cents.
 Miss Janet Young said to be one of the prettiest. young actresses to be seen in the west. will carry the lead ing feminene role. She has the dis junction of being college graduate, a hclder of many special honors for dramatic work and a true lover of art, She has the reputation of having been a success in every town in which she nas ever appeared
 Dr. Thos. l.. Green will lecture Sun dsy afternoon at o'clock upon the subject The Forces that Failed" The '. PGso. Texas papers. speaking of the lecture of Dr. Green who appeared there Tuesday, devote an entire column to his appearance He is a wonder Iul speaker. one of the most command ing on the platform. Many local peo- pie have heard Dr. Green before ana 1 state that they would not miss hear FtiH t+tial tlt3ftill lbi any lfIltt-
 The International Operatic Company will arrive in Phoenix sunday morn 1 ing. They will not appear until 2 30 in tte afternoon, when they win give ! short prelude before Dr. Greens lee | ture. In the evening they y;ill give T sacred concert In addition the noted ol era Martha" will te presented. the entire second act heing reserved for 1 the occasion. The players carry theil own complete costume wards. Tn, company will leave Phoenix either Sunday night or early Monday morn ing.
 Charles Zubelir arrives Monday an6 l will lecture in the afternoon dp o1 tn, l topic ~Tte New Civic Spirit Tho l Skibinsky- Welch company w.ll give ai i artists recital and novel program pre- l ceedlng the appearing of MT Zuhelir ! Skihinsky is noted Russian violinis | and stands On ! level with Zubilik l Lou Beauchamp. the sunny humoirs who chases dull cara away and make. you think while you laugh. will appea1 ! Monday evening. Two of the world lest platform figures will be hear' Monday. Beauchamp will deliver tn famous lecture Take the Sunny Side