Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-29

opened in the big tent on the Quality Hill tennis grounds at 7:30 o'clock to night. Every morning, afternoon anC night for the next week, there will bt some big feature offered in the bis tent-features that will interest every body and will prove not only enter taining but highly educational The Bisbee ChautauQua program measures up to every requirement of a perfect ChautauQua week-splendid, music wholesome entertainment and strong lectures. It is not saying too much to state than no stronger seven day program will be presented in the coun- try this year.
 Dr. Arthur Walyn Evans, nephew of David Lloyd George, premier of Eng land, will open the Chautauqua to- night with his brilliant lecture: What American Means to Me" Dr. Evans, ''The Welsh Orator." measures up to the highest traditions of Welsh ora tory. He has the mental equipment to present what he thinks in a vigor- ous way. He is real. full of action and a man of pleasing personality.
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 What America Means to Me" is one of Dr. Evans most famous lectures and. at the present critical time in the history of the nation. should ap- peal to every loyal American. Dr. Evans makes Americans see America from a Welshman's standpoint and contrasts in telling comparisons the weakness and strength of the nation. Sometimes he hits hard, but it is a constructive lesson. Dr. Evans grips and holds tense his audiences wher- ever he lectures, only to send them into laugh after laugh with his keen Welsh wit, based on a thought worth while.
 Tomorrow, the second day of the Chautauqua, R. R. EllinwOod, super intendent and morning lecturer of the big week. will speak at 10 o'clock in the morning. The afternoon program will be given at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. The Davenny Festival Quintet will open the program with concert of the best numbers in the musical world. The Davenny Quintet is composed of artists.
 All Are Artists Mir. and Mrs. Hollis Edison Davenny, baritone and soprano. formerly in joint recitals with Christine Miller Alice Nelson and Charles Wakefield Cadman, are equally distinguished for instrumental and dramatic art-known for her brilliant child impersonations- MT Louis Caton, is a protege of the renowned Louis Kriedler, of Chicago Grand Opera fame. Alice Burgess Seiring, contralto, is a Welsh singer possessed of the richness and color of voice which distinguish the vocal stars of her race. Marcella Geon, bril- ! liant concert pianist of national repu- tation. adds the finished touch to this great quintet The second number on the afternoon program will be Dr. Henry Smith Williams lecture on Adding Years to Your Life' Dr. Smith is character ized by McClure's Magazine as ''the greatest living popularizer of science" His books on scientific subjects have been standardized for many years and the distinguishing charm and fascin- ation of his literary style. its intimacy, breadth of appeal. incisive force and i brilliance, is even more keenly felt ]! ill his ability as a platfOrmist.
 Nature Lecture The program for tomorrow night will ] open with a concert by the Davenny i Quintet, followed by an Illustrated lee ture by Chauncey Hawkins, Americas 1 greatest wild-game photographer. The | Hawkins picture lecture will prove | unlike anything you have ever heard. | It is a masterpiece of realism. full of | thrills and human interest, crowded | with humor and fine touches of pathos. 1 It brings the lore of the forest, the poetry of nature in her wild sOlitudes. ] These elements, combined with prob | ably the finest collection of pictures ever taken of the wild animals of the northern woods, make one of the most unique and interesting evenings ever offered by any lecturer on the public platform Hawkins will carry you for an hour straight into the great un- broken silences of the north woods, and give you d glimpse of personal experiences, such as come 10 only d few men.
 Buy Season Ticket
 The other numbers of the Chsutau- qua, are on a par with those Sf the opening days. Single admissions to the various sessions amount to approx imately three times the cost of a sea son ticket. Even though you attend but a few numbers, it is economy to buy a season ticket. These will be Sn sale by any of the members of the tic ket committee until noon today at S2:50 After noon they will advance to $500. Season tickets are only trans ferable within the owners immediate family Should you forget to bring your season ticket this afternoon. pur- chase a single admission from the cashier and get a receipt. Bring your season ticket to the next session, hand it to the cashier with your receipt ahd he will refund you the amount of your single admission.