The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-17
CHAUTAUQUA
TOMORROW
Seven Days Program Will Start at
Washington Park Tomorrow and
Bio Tent is now Ready.
ED ANDREWS IN THE MlKADo
One of the Features Of Entire Chautau.
qua Week Will Be "The Mikado"
by Ed Andrews & Company

| DenisOn'S chautauqua will open to-
morrow-Thursday- will continue
for seven days The management
promises seven days filled with ex-
cellent entertainment.
There will be daily afternoon and
evening programs, consisting of some
of the very best educational numbers
on the chautauqua platform, in addi-
tion there will be plenty of musical
and other strictly entertainment fea-
lures. The program will be furnished
by the Redpath-Vawter system.
There will be a junior chautauQua
every forenoon under the supervision
of the junior supervisor. The wants
and needs of the kiddies will be well
looked after, and they are going to
have the time of their young lives
This feature is always favorite with
the little tots and, in addition to
amusement, brings with it many edu-
cational features.
According to reports many are plan-
ming to spend their vacations at the
Denison chautauqua and everyone Is
planning to- attend every program Of
the series. s
The chautauqua opens Thursday. at
|ternoon, as we stated above, and be-;
gins at half past two After the OPEN
ling exercises and important announce
ments, the first number will be given
by Jess Pugh. He is highly versa
title entertainer and is guaranteed to-
please. The afternoons address will
Ibe by Private Lowell, of the Canadian
expeditionary forces. He has select
led as the title of his address,:
Through. Trench and German Prison
Camps" He spent three years in
the big fight and brings message
direct from the battlefelds "over
there"
Private Lovell's address will be fol-
lowed, by the organization of children
for circus building. Il
During the evening program Jess
Pugh will again appear and no doubt
delight his audience, as he always
ldoes. DR.. Chas. e. Barker, physical
director to ex-President Taft, will give
tans address in which he viii expiain-
"How to live one hundred years.
which is promised to be different from
anything you have. ever seen or heard.
While we have not space to mem
tion each of the lectures, it. would
seem strange if we did not speak OF
the really great man who will be pres
ent to address you. DR.. Chas. s.
Medbury will interest you as you have
never been before. He has a great
message for you and it will be deliy-
cred by brainy man. 1t will be ffll-
ed with human interest and will be
delivered with an earnestness that
will carry conviction. His address
will be ''The Man for Now $Eei
The musical numbers for the pro-
gram have been we'll taken care OF.
Belle Yeaton Renfrew, the celebrated
woman conductor, will be there with
her peerless orchestra. knight Nc
Gregor, "the boy who sings the dear,
sweet songs of Bonnie Scotland" will
be dressed in appropriate Scottish
costume. The Williams jubilee sing
ers, company organized about If
teen years, will be there to delight the
dies. On Monday the Mikado company
sic opera in full costume. Ed An
drews, so we'll known to our theater
goers, will sing the role Of Koko, the
Lord High Executioner. His numbers
alone will be we'll worth price of ad-
mission. The Royal Grenadiers,
classy entertainment with music Of
many charms. will be with us the last
day. Every member of the company
lis able to do double part, and many
of them not only play both stringed
instruments and brass, but are able
singers in addition thereto. If you en-
joy male voices, and we all do. don't
fail to hear them in quartet and solo
numbers, they are great. s9
There will be no tbest day." they
will all be good You had better plan
to come the first day and attend every
session.