Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-06-21
PROGRAM OF REDPATH
CHAUTAI Qua Is OUT

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will be pleased TO meet again these
Well remembered characters from the
days 81 nursery lore, which will come
forth from an especially constructed
Mother Goose book
Another day will feature Antonio
Sala, noted Spanish 'ccllist, at Wa
tahwaso. an Indian princess prima
donna. Wa,ahwaso appears In In
dian costume, singing Indian songs
and telling Indian legends She is
Young and beautiful vivacious, and
gifted with personality one seldom
NEE, on the platform She will easily
prove 4 sensation.
The lectures Of this season will
again bring the usual inspiration and
helpfulness. both TO individuals and
communities, so essential to a well
balanced chautauqua week Everyone
Will remember the great Health Day
program presented 10y DR.. Charles +.
Barker two years ago This year
Efficiency as subject which is only
second to Health will be featured.
The specialist OH this subject will be
Il /. Fogelman, OF New York City,
known as "Gatling-gun Fogelman,
because OF his ability TO speak 300
words a minute. Mr.. Fogeiman makes
the point that every human being is a
salesman, IL he sells nothing more
than his personality In a magnetic
way he will explain thc laws Of sales
nanship which should interest women
III their homes as much as merchants
i'm their stores.
Miss Marie Mayer, who played the
part Of Mary Magdalene in the pas
sion play at Oberammcrgan IN 1910
the only actor in this world-famous
drama who has ever spoken in Amer
lea. will lecture on the Passion Play
and the tragic fate of her unhappy
PEOPLE in the midst Of a world al
war
Dr.. George L. McNutt, widely
known as the dinner pail man. who
many years ago left a Presbyterian
pulpit in Illinois to study labor con.
ditions. comes on this program with
a timely and eloquent message. Mr.
McNutt has gained his knowledge II
the laboratory Of living men. lie has
worked in the shops, III the western
camps, and even on the streets.
Provided that congress is not II
session. Miss Jeanette Rankin
Americas first congresswoman, vii
be one Of the headline lecturers OF
chautauqua week. Miss Rankin ha:
already beer engaged for this entir'
chautauqua tour and only the calling
oil ain extra Session Of congress vii
change her plans Should an extra
session be called, another headlin,
lecturer will take her place on the
chautauqua program while she is il
Washington
The Oratono Artists, which com'
o. the third day. is one of the stand
ard high cla quartets OF this gen
Grafton Reed Miller is probably the
BEST known oratorio tenor IA thl.
country. lie was born in South Caro-
lima and received there his early mu
seal education. He has appeared OF
nauy occasions with Walter Dam
iosch and the New York Symptom!
orchestra, the Philharmonic club o
Minneapolis, and the Apollo club O
Chicago. Frederick Wheeler, bass
has toured with many famous or
CARNATIONS, including Victor Hcrber
and his orchestra. Myrtle Thorn
bugh, soprano. has appeared will
the New York Symphony orchestri
a. well as many leading choral soci
cites. Nevada Van Der Veer. th'
contralto, won success abroad before
coming to this country and has suns
with some Of the most famous or
ganizations in this country, including
the New York Symphony orchestra
Each one is widely known for his o
her photograph records The Ora
torios will delight the most discrlmi
mating music lovers. Nothing bette
has ever appeared under Redpatl
management.
We are informed by the Redpatl
management that the talent this sea
son is costing approximately $30'
more per town than last years pro
gram. The extra cost represents al
additional expenditure rather than al
advance in per capita salary. In spit
OF this increased cost and the risin,
tide Of general prices for nearly ev
orything one buys, chautauqua ticket
are not costing any more than the.
did before. Here is one article a
least that has not advanced in price
The date for Alma is July 81 t
August z.