Oxford eagle., 1918-05-23
BIG CHAUTAUQUA
TO Be AT OXFORD
Liberty Bellies Featuring a Grand Pat
rIotic Program-Thrilling Expert
ence on the French Front aad Many
Other Attractions.

t.lan the greet program of 1917, his
seasons Cnautauqua here, according
- lae hedpath management, Is 10 be
e the Redpath management, Is to
-capse them ali.
sergeant bernard 5. Mol1, former
~ o1 the l3tn Regiment Of Engineers
~. ). A., is TO tell the remarkable
ssoGy OF ms intensely interesting ex-
perlences IN tEe great war Under
file, three weeks in a French hospital,
discharged Tor physical disability, and
toTpedOed ON MS way home, were
some Of the thrilling adventures
which befell him. Sergeant Wolff
mas been through the mill and tells
just the things the average man
wants - hear.
Redpath patrons who remember the
hellog- Haines Singing Party vii be
pleased to know that -he Montague
Light Opera Singers viii this season
present selections frCm the favor1te
light operas such - The Aikado ,
Robin Hood. The Red Mil" and
Madame Butterfly, all Of which are
gwen in special costume a complete
opesetta. 4 Japanese Romance" viii
also be given as special feature IN
the Drettx costumes q the flowery
kingdom
Loyalty TO the Home Town" vii
oe discussed by Charles Howard Plat
tenburg. q recognized authority on
community problems His articles on
this and kindred subjects have had a
vi.ls circulation. Mr. Piatenbure
ioes not merely tel what ought 70 be
ao,e. He tells what actually has
.een done IN many cities IN the way
Il making progress He emphasizes
Is value OF eiric loyalty and coop
.ra,ion ana shows definitely how 70
rake effscien; use Of civie energy
The Liberty Bellies presenting q
Grand patgiotic program on the ias'
5.v of the Chautanqua, have tWlce
toured the Army camps a one o.
t-,rie sam Smileage companles
They are a singing orchestra Of nine
-l-ver. versatile girls who. togetheI
aud individually, give = stirring RAPID
fire program OF mirth, muse ano
so,p The girls appear the latter
mart Of the evening in military COS
.ame and thrill the people with the
lively. swinging rythm Of cur martial
airs in most fitting patriotic en-
semble.
Adam Going 10 school" viii be the
s,,hiest used by William Forkell. who
: a dynamic speaker with messaef
a.d also has the happy faculty o. Pre-
.euting Il in an interesting way i'ur-
ing the Today period beginning Sep
.ember. i. 1917, Mr.. FOrlzell spoke l"s
.;uss for Uncle Sam and from Jan
pa,x ! TO April ]. he spoke over lSO
.;ues for the Third Liberty Loan N
addition to his regular lecture worf-
The music Of the opening day ~iil
he furnished BY the Fairchi'd L-i'h''s
o,sv4et talented vocalists snG sE'ilel
;.z.,7,r,entaliSts. The program WI
;,clude q pleasing variety Of V0oAl
sns instrumental quar1ets. piano
violin. cello. soprano. and eontra'to
soloS readings. pianologs. Ehistlnl
.r,,,ers and instrumental duet an
solos
Ralph Bingham. Americas fore
most platform humoTist, and one o o
che worlds greatest funrEaxers. va
a,,aar On the third night Of the Chan'
tanaua in a Joy Night s1preme
Nr Bingham appearance VII %
| Looked forward TO by old and younl
| alike for his fun is contagious an, an,
nome can resist il. For no e than .
-ears Mr.. Bingham has been ente'
..;rinp the American people and M
name has become almost a hou~ehoi'
word.
Il The Christine Giles Com '4ny j.
THO Of skilled musicians presenting
bipb class selections both ins'ru'nen
4 tal and vocal; piano. vio''n. ard tut
ha;nq the instruments used, Gins
tine Bingham. violinist and so
prano. Is the talented wife Of ka!pi
Bingham
Music and drama win be presente'
bv the Paramount Entertainers IN
diversified program Of real artists
value.
On the afternoon Of the fourth "a.
they viii give a complete comedy
ssPosaline." This is q clever fare
fun Of laughs and thrills, with a