Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-04-05
THE GREAT CREATORE COMING
WITH HIS BAND THIS SEASON
Nkaio lishi Cpjra Company Also Billed On 2edpath
Program haulauqua Week Of 1917.
Aunoanems For This City Shows New Note In Popular Program
Building, Bu With Same High Standards Maintained

Another of the radically new
features of this year will be com.
munlty singing each day under
: the direction Of a trained leader.
The audiences during the week
will in this way be given an CD.
portunity to take a more active
part in the chautauqua. Moth
ing in the musical life of America
IS more hopeful or significant
than the movement for CON-
munity singing now sweeping
over the entire country. In all
the larger cities and in many of
the smaller ones during the past
year, people have come together
in great numbers to give ex.
preston to their natural love for
music. In Chicago last summer
1t was inspiring to hear 1900
voices each night for a week on
the Municipal Pier giving wen,
to their patriotic feeling through
our national airs. Professor W.
L. Tomlings. who had charge Of
these community sings in Chicago
has been secured by the Redpatl.
to select and coach the leaders
who will direct TIE communit,
singing at the chautauqua thi,
summer.
Another departure from forme,
years, and one which has mucl,
educational value, will be the
introduction on moving pictures
each night at the close of the
regular program. These NOV
ing pictures will be much talked
of and will be an additional in.
centive for attending chautau.
qua.
The Mother Goose festival will
delight the children. Grownups
also will be pleased to meet agair
those we'll remembered charac.
tiers from the days of nursery
lore. which will come forth from
an especially constructed Moth
er Goose" book.
Another day will feature An
tonic Sala, noted Spanish 'cellist,
and Watahwaso, an Indian
princess prima donna. Watah.
vase appears in Indian costume,
singing Indian songs and telling
Indian legends. She is young
and beautiful. vivacious, and
gifted with a personality ole
seldom meets on the platform
She will easily prove a sensation.
The lectures of this season will
again bring the usual inspiration
and helpfulness, both to individ
uals and communities, 80 essen.
tial to a we'll balanced chsutau.
aug week. Everyone will re
member the great Health day
program presented by DR.. Chas.
L. Barker two years ago. This
year Efficiency" as a subjec
which is only second to Health"
will be featured. The specials,
on this subject will be H. L
Fogelan, of New YORK City,
known as 'Gatling.pun Fogei
man." because of his ability I,
speak 300 words minute. Mr.
Fogelman makes the point thai
every human being is a sales.
man, if he sells nothing more
than his personality. In a mag.
ne'ic way he will explain tn,
laws of craftsmanship which
: oujd /. { res. women in Their
homes Us mach a mercnaalS IL
their stores.
Miss Mari Mayer VII, play go
the part OF Mary Magdalene in
the Passion Play at 0berammer.
gau IN 1910, the only actor in
this Vorld-famous drama who
has ever spckea in America, will
lecture on the Passion Play and
tn tragic fate of her unhappy
people in the midst of a world a,
war.
DR.. George L. McNutt, widely
known as the dinner pail man"
who many years aso left q Pres.
byterian pulpit in Illinois to study
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