The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-22
CHAUTAUQUA IS
READY TO OPEN
IN CITY TO-DAY
REDPATH PEOPLE HAVE UN-
DOUBTEDLY BEST ATTRAC-
TONS EVER OFFERED PEO-
PIE OF THIS CITY.
TODAY'S PROGRAM.

l '~tN'iNs ~ " NicNhs hlANi
3 O'Clock; afternoon lecture, $3.50;
evening music. 7:45; evening enter
tanment $50. Hours subject to change
by announcement. Program begins
promptly.
This Afternoon.
Introductory exercises.
Grand concert-Killarney Girls.
Children's hour-"American Birds
in Story Land"-Grace Gallett.
Admission Csc children 15c.
Evening.
CONGRATULATIONS Girls.
Lecture-"The Man Who Can"-Wil.
liam Rainey Bennett
Admission soc, children 25c.
The Brunswick chautauqua will
open this afternoon at 3 o'clock and
Excepting Sunday, will continue morn
ing, afternoon and night for seven
days.
DR.. Horace f. Ellis, well remem-
bered as the pleasing gentleman in
charge last year, is with us again
and has everything in readiness for
the opening this morning The tent
is pitched at the old location on New
castle street, the electric wires
strung, the seats placed and stage set
| The tent crew consists of four young
college men who are fine buneh of
fellows to meet and will do their best
at all times to make everything com
PORTABLE and agreeable for the pa
irons. Joe" Mead, crew manager and
property man, is from Cornell college;
II. G. Afflegatt cashier. from Indiana
university; r. G. Purcell, gateman,
from Northwestern, and f. p. Palmer,
Electrician, from Armour institute
IChicago.
The ID. A. RS and Kings Daugh.
ters, who jointly guarantee the chau-
tauqua to bring it here, held com
mittee meeting last night and laid
plans for a whirlwind ticket campaign
this morning to clean up the neces-
sary advance sale. To bring the chau-
tauqua here the local ladies purchased
700 tickets at $3.50, which must be
sold by them before the opening this
ldilCl nty lCtl pulG thut liiti =
are sufficient citizens who appreciate
good clean high class entertainment
in Brunswick and wish to see 1t con
tinued, to allow the tickets to be dis
lposed of. You are going to buy a tick
ct Why not now, thus saving your
dies to realize on most worthy cause.
For the convenience of the public,
tickets are on sale at the following
places: Bryants book store, Bennett
brothers, Roberts pharmacy, Andrews
ldrug store, Hatcher & Josey, Stephens
& Allen.
The program for the week shows the
usual strength of attractions main
tanned by the Redpath management
Ideal arrangement, and novel features,
eclipsing even former years. Among
the lecturers we find that ever-pOpular
inspirational genius, William Rainey
Bennett in "The Man Who Can" +;
Montraville Wood in new scientific
demonstrations popularized; Ng Poon
Chew the illustrious Chinese journal
ist statesman. and scholar discussing
"The New Orient and It's Relation to
the United States. Allen d. Albert,
! president of the international Associ
alton of Rotary clubs in a discussion
of presentday civic and municipal
problems; Ernest Harold Bayfies
Americ greatest naturalist and Or
e. r. Hagerman in humorous and
philosophical treatment Of "The World
We Live in"
AS dramatic features will be shown
the Parish players with Hobart Dou
bleday in three plays, comedy, a
romantic drama, and "In the Wal
Zone" Also Percy Mac Hayes. great
) bird masque, and Sanctuary" sym
bolic play with delightful scenic anc
lighting effects in woodland setting
, The masque closes by large number
! Of our local children trooping on tho
stage dressed to represent the differ
ent bird spirits.
: Especially noticeable is the music
the opening number this afternoon be
ing concert by the Killarney girls
six young ladies with Miss Rita Rice
in costume song and story of the En-
erald Isle. Are they Irish? Come out
and see. Other numbers are the
! Weathereaux male quartet and trum
peters. and the Schuman quintet with
pipe organ, popularizing symphonic
/ music, with Helen Porture, dramatic
, mezzo-soprano. On the fifth day ap
pear the famous White Hussars, q
singing band in stirring. snappy in
strumental and vocal program, varied
and never-failingly popular.
, On the last night appears in recita
Nine. Julia Claussen, standing will