La Junta tribune., 1916-07-22
MASTER CHaUTAUQUA PROGRAM
This Years Program Which
Opens Friday. July 2Sth.

1t took Charley Horner ten years
to put on this seasons Chautauqua.
He has mixed his experience in Civ
ing people what they want with his
knowledge of the best material to be
had on 1900 Chautauquas. The re-
suit is the tenth anniversary celebra-
ton Chautauqua. the best seven day
program yet offered The same
weeks program will be given In more
than hundred towns This town
will get the whole works, the COM
plete show as planned. There will
be no politics. no muck raking-just
week of big artists, real speakers.
noted players-a east OF seventy-five
leaders in various lines of entertain
ment and platform work
You will not be beaten up with
technique" and expression" and
things like that at the Chautauqua
to be given here. The seventy-fiye
performers who will make up the
program are good enough to forget
the method they employ In giving
you pleasure.
Here is some of the weeks diyersi-
fled attractions-no politics, and no
muck raking. no war-just genuine
entertainment
Thaviu's Band-Of twenty-eight
members, including Thaviu himself,
distinguished composer and direc-
tor; including grand opera singers.
Concert afternoon and night. A mu-
steal organization ranking with any
In the country.
The Melting Pot-Presented by
the members of the original cast, a
company of ten actors of the first
rank, who give Israel ZangwilTs
great American play complete with
stage settings. Nothing like 1t was
ever before attempted on the Chau-
tauqua platform.
Scisildkrct's Orchestra With Mr..
Schildkret. the international flut-
Isl and director. A company of eight
superb musicians.
Mario and Tre,ctic-The sensa-
tional Venetian Singers who have
literally taken America by storm.
Contracted from the concert and
vaudeville stage especially for the
Chautauqua this season.
The Haydn Chorus This Is the
iirst Chautauqua circuit that has ey-
or put on company of big voices
capable Of singing the worlds sacred
masterpieces. So great is the en-
thusiasm that audiences have risen
TO their feet at the singing of the
"Elallelujah Chorus from the Mes
slah. or the "Stabat Mater" And
the chorus, or members of IL. sing
the old hymns that have gladdened
the heart of the Christian world. A
wonderful organization that wins its
way from the first.
EN-Go,ernor II. Is. Glenn, of North
Carolina typical representative
Of the Southland. filled with IT'S
kindly sentiments and romantic
Ideals, lie viii lecture. He belongs
TO that old type Of speakers whose
oratory carried more than words
and sentences, II carried power and
magnetism that went where words
coul dnot The south's Grand Old
Man.
J Adam bc,ic-Among Americas
foremost humorists.
Julius Caesar Nnyphc Orient
al reared In Palestine. A fascinat-
ing series OF pictures thrown upon
the heart. showing IN. sacred realm
In which the Bible races lived. NOV
ed, and had their dramatic ciimasss.
wonderful vision has Maybe. and
his dramatic effects are heightened
by gorgeous oriental costumes and
drapcri.s.
-E.'"lic Gray and Mischa Ihevinn.
-Lheyinne In the Russian pianist.
Estelic Gray is the violin virtuoso
who won laurcls m nearly every
European metropolis before the
war. Assisted by her 600 year old
Cr.mmona violin and Lhcvinne. Miss
Gray gives the story OF music for
200 years. II IN n great message In
music and words that goes straight
10 the heart. That IN most remark
able feature OF the chautauaua.