The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13
PROGRAM FOR
CHAUTAUQUA
What 10 Said to be khe Best Program
Ever Presented to a chautauqua
Gathering to be Given here.
LECTURES OF WIDE REPUTATION
MHsieai Numbers Of Exceptional High
Order, - Including the Famous
s..H Hsskryl Band.

One of the features of chautauqua
week Is Kryl's band which Is one Of
the finest musical organizations in
the country. They will appear on the
fifth day with an afternoon and eve
ming program.
Judge Ben Lindsey, of Denver, child
hoods champion, will deliver lee
ture. This lecture alone will well be
worth the price of a seasons ticket
Then there will be q lecture by Con
gresham Abercrombie, Gov. Frank B
Willis, DR.. James L. Gordon and other
noted men.
The program for the week OF enter
tainment is as f0llowss . ri -. 'F III
" s1F,RsT, DAY
2:so p, --olpssh l,s + SerSsisses and i'm
~ Rortant ip.ann g94,fg,1 ITS,
QUINTET: classics brought
..s 2. dS }y,e' to ss ''f1ttbi S1hsy real ar
400 D. m.IcEiidren will meet with
Play Supervisor for the or
ganization Of Junior Chau
tauqua. A big time, for all
the little folks Of fourteen
years or less
1880 p. m-Entertainment by SCHU-
MANN QUINTET-forty.
five minutes with the mas.
ters.
S:l5 D. m.-Lecture by DIR. JAMES l..
,Ss GORDON-one of the great
pulpit orators of the day.
SECOND DAY
900 q. m.-Children will meet with the
Supervisor of the Junior
Chautauqua for the first
frolic.
$3.50 d. m.-Prelude by, THE GLENN
WELLS COMPANY-dram.
Il attic sketches by company
Of artists. .'' "a SI.'.,.'.
$500 p. m.-Lectu-e by SARAH TY-
SON RORER-authority on
what not to eat! a.
1880 ID. m.-Entertainment by THE
#'Ft ! GLENN WELLS ;, COM.
PANY- music and enter
tainmeht
Sis p. m.-Lecture by GOV. FRANK
v. e'r' h. WLLISAa great orator
discusses vital problems.
49,, =. ~ THIRD DAY ~, 49,
900 q. m.-Junfor chautaudua.
1000 =. m.-Lectnre by DR. = NAN
SPERRY-Assistant Labor
Commissioner of Missouri.
$3.50 p. m.-PFelude by THE ROYAL
( f} DRAGOONS-a singing
band and orchestra.
3.OO o. Mcclure by CONGRESS-
MAN ABERCROMHlE->
I one OF the South's represen.
tative men. ..,-
1870 p. m-Concert by THE ROYAL
DkAGOONS-a program OF
stirring music.
FOURTH DAY
a.OO a m.-JuniOr ChautauQua.
10000 q. m.-Lecture by Gypsy" 81.
MON SMITH-the story OF
from gypsy camp to pulpit
2.3O n. m.-Concert Recital by ELSIE
/ BAKER & COMPANY
Americas greatest contral-
to-,
1880 n. m.-Prelude by Messrs Durieux
and Hauser Of the BAKER
sr,r COMPANY-m eli n s
known on two. continents.
$500 p. m.-Character representations
by JOHN E. RATTO---aa
prince OF entertainers, .,n
FlFTh DAY "''
800 a. m-JpIior .Chautauqua. .,y,, y,
1000 a. m.NLecture by pr. HILTON
I..JONESL scientific demg-
onstratipn on vibrations. ~, y,
$50 p. m.-Music, BY KRYL,s BAND nv
~ Cn0uIauQud greatest az
q tracttOi.l nv
1880 D. m.-Concert by KRYL'S BAND
AN evening of music by
one of the worlds greatest
bands.
SIXTH DAY
800 q. m.-Junior Chautauqua.
1000 a. m.-Lecture by ARTHUR p.
VAUGN-journalist travel
II ~ nrs ond ,,nivarSity DrOfoSS.
or. '.i
2:3O p. m-Lecture by JUDGE BEN
LINDSEY-c Il i | d h O DDS
champion; de Kids best
friend.
1880 p. m.-Entertainment by kATH-
ERNIE RIDGE w AY-
queen Of platform enter
M 49, T. tainers; an old favorite.
SEVENTH DAY
1880 D. m.--Concert by ROYAL HA-
Notwithstanding mel.
~ ".iodfes which have captur
8ss'a led the world
5000 b. m.AEecture by HERVEY Nc
, COWAN-he shows us the
heroic in the common
ct'sb walks of life ..
N!s6 sps' nj III & Entertainment, Hawaii:
ans and pictures, with a
talk by MILDRED GLEN
EMS, Mark Twains cous-
in, in Rambling Through
Paradise"