The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-05-13
COIT-ALDER eHAUTAUQUA
Program TO BE Produced Here rom
June 20 to July 5-Has Scheduled
For Here an Exceptionally
Interesting and Enter
talnlng Program.


will be produced here from June 20 to
July has a most attractive and In
vlting program planned. Leading at
fractions on the program are Private
Harold II. Peat, hero OF Vimy Ridge
and Irwin s. Cobb, noted Kentucky
writer and speaker. The Ben Greet
Players, noted Shakespearian actors
and several good concert features are
promised.
First Day
Observation-Disclosures OF Junior
Chautauqua.
Afternoon - Popular Concert and
observation-disclosures Glee Quartet.
Featuring Joseph r. Bachelor, Mono
gollst and George Il. Jones In costume
presentation of songs of the London
costermonger.
Evening-Concert and Entertain
ment-Welsh Glee Quartet. Lecture,
New Ways of Feeding the World,
DR.. II. A. Adrian, The Luther Burbank
Man.
Second Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua Acti-
vities.
noon-Instrumenta Concert,
The Tchaikowsky Quartet Of Boston,
one of the highest class musical or
CARNATIONS Of the East.
Evening-Concert, The Tschaikows-
ky Quartet. Lecture, 1.-TWO Years in
He'll and Back With Smile, Private
Harold r. Peat, member of the First
Canadian Contingent, incapacitated
through wounds received at Vimy
Ridge, where he won lieutenants
commission for personal bravery. Au-
thor of private Peat" (BObbs-Mer-
rilD one of the seasons best sellers.
Third Day
Morning - Junior Chautauqua Ac-
tivities.
Afternoon-Patriotic Concert and
Entertainment, Ralph Dunbar's Royal
Dragons, singing band.
Evening-Concert and Entertain
ment, Dunbar's Royal Dragons. Lee
ture, "If l Could Live Life Over, Col.
G. w. Balm. The eloquent Kentuckian
who has had more than forty years
experience on the platform.
Fourth Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua Ac-
tivities.
fternoon-Popular Concert and
Entertainment, featuring Elmer Craw-
ford Adams, violinist; Roselth Knapp
Breed, reader and impersonator and
Rollo HUDSON, master pianist
Evening-Concert and Entertain
ment, Elmer Crawford Adams Com
pany, repeated from last year in re-
Spouse to big demand. Lecture, ~:
ter The War, WHAT" DR.. Frank Bohn,
subject to return from an important
diplomatic mission abroad.
Fifth Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua Ac-
tivities.
Afternoon-Rest afternoon. Every
body rest so as to more fully enjoy
the big production id the evening
Evening-The greatest of Shake
spearian comedies, "The Comedy of
Errors" presented with full cast and
appropriate staging by The Famous
Ben Greet Players.
Sixth Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua Ac-
tivities.
Afternoon-Unique Entertainment
by the Wonderful Child Artist, Alice,
Shrode, a sensation success on tn
largest Independent Chautauquas for
several seasons. Lecture, Senator
Herold Kessiner, of Illinois. (Fol-
lowed by Organization of Boy Senate.)
Evening-Patriotic Pageant, "Our
Allies" by the Junior Chautauquas d.
rected by the Junior Leader and as
sisted by Miss Shrode. Your boys and
girls in a beautiful object lesson OF
patriotism.
Seventh Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua Ac
tivities.
Aforementioned and Entertain
ment, The Castle Court Singers. Fea-
turing the Folks Song of England, the
company appearing in the costumes
of the Elizabethan period.
Evening-Concert and Entertain
ment, The Castle Court Singers con-
GLIDING with The Greatest Lecture of
the year, "My Recent Experience on
the Fighting Front in France and
Flanders" by Americas most popular
humorist and writer, the worlds
greatest war correspondent, Mr.. Irwin
s. Cobb.
Mr.. Cobb is now in Europe report
ing the conditions on the western
front for the Saturday Evening Post,
the first of his contributions being
cabled to the Post some weeks ago,
detailing his experience at the time of
the Tuscania sinking. His first ar
ticle from the front appears in the
Post of April q.