Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-06-15
.CHAUTAUQUA STARTS FRIDAY
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, Is OPENING
DAY-PROGRAM SAID 10 BIB
GOOD ONE

On Frlday, June y, just one week
from today, the big Redpath-vawter
chautauqua begins in Little Falls. The
chautauqua will last seven days.
The program for this years chautau.
qua is said to be equal to, if not superb
or to any program offered by the Red
path-Vawter people in Little Falls.
Speakers Of national repute will ap-
pear and the best in music is aho
promised. Kryl's band, which made
such a favorable impression at the
chautauqua here two years ago and
last year, will be heard again this time,
on the fifth day.
Those who have not yet secured
their season tickets can get them at
n. n. Bergheim s office. Adult tick
cts are 50 and children' IS tickets are 81.
Following is the program for the en-
tire week Of the chautauqua.
Friday, June %
2:So p. m.-Opening exercises and i'm
pOrtant announcements.
Concert by Schumann Quintet
classics brought down to earth by
real artists.
400 p. m.-Chiidren will maet with pay
supervisor for the organization of
nsE all the eaH5aHafo itfs folks Of Il yeap: ear:
or less.
7:so p. Entertainment by sci,rrann
Quintet-45 minutes With the mas
ters.
s:15 p. m:-Lecture 5y d.. James L. G::r-
don-one of the great pulpit ora
tors of the day
Saturday '
900 a. m.-Children will 'na>t With the
supervisor of the Junior Ckautau-
2:30 p. m.-Prelude by the Glenn Wells
company-dramatic sketches by a
company of artists.
p BY I,t ny Tyson IN
7:3o p. n.-Entertainment by the Glenn
Wells company-music and enter
Willis-a great orator discusses
vital problems.
Sunday
| 900 a. n.-Junior Chautauqua
1000 a. m.-Lecture by DR.. Nan sperry
assistant labor commissioner Of
Missouri:
2:3o p. na.-Prelude by the Royal Dra-
goons-a singing band and orehes-
800 p. m.-Lecture by Congressman
Abercrombie-one of the south's
representative men.
7:3o p. m.-Concert by the Royal Dra-
goons-a program Of stirring mu-
Monday
| 900 a. m-Junior Chautauqua
1000 a. n.-Lecture by Gypsy Simon
smith-the story of from Gypsy
camp to pulpit.
2:s0 p. m.-Concert recital by Elsie Ba-
ker & Co.-America's greatest con-
tralto.
1880 p. m.-Prelude by Messrs. Durieux
and Hauser of the Baker COM
pany.-musicians known on two
continents.
| 500 p. m.-Character approximations by
| John B. Ratto-a prince of enter
Tuesday
900 a. n1.--Jupior .Chautauaua. 5zze9
1000 d. m-Lecture by DR.. Hilton Jones:
"a scientific demonstration on VIZ
! ! ee::338 p: -nr:=afusfc bv KTy1's band-chau-s
! tauqua's greatest attraction
7:30 p. m.-Concert by Kryls band-an
! evening of music by one of the
| worlds great bands.
Wednesday ~
1000 a. nl.-Lecture by Arthur P. Vaughn
! Journalist, traveller and univer-
| sity professor.
! 2:30 p. nl.-I4ecture nv Judge Ben Lind
sey-childhood's champion; de
! kids best friend"
| 7:30 o. nl.-Enterainnent by Katharine
| Ridgeway-queen of platform en-
| tertainerS: an old favOrite. -
Thursday
! 900 a. m-Junior Chautauqua.
2:3O p. m.-Concert by Royal Hawaiians
-haunting melodies which have
800 p. m.-Lecture by Hervey MCGOWAN
he shows us the heroic in the
common walks Of life:
700 p. m:-Pageant of Juniors, Fairy
7:so p. oneeF:nt mn:NEntertainment nen - T Hawaiians
! and pictures, with talk by Mildred
! Leo Clemens. Mark Twain cous-
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