The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-07-25
PLAY TINE FOR KIDDIEs
Program Arranged for Chautauuua at
Bristol is One of Best Ever Offered
i'm Kenosha County - Expect
Many Kenosha Visitors.

August LIST, End and 3rd, promise to
be gala days at the village of Bris-
toll, when the citizens Of that commun-
ity put on their three day Meneley
Community Chautauqua.
No pains are being spared to make
this affair a grand success. The pro-
grams are so varied at each perform
ance that even the most critical will
be entertained and benefited by com
ing to hear the splendid talent billed
to appear.
Each morning session, starting at
$3.50 O'Clock will be given over to the
Junior Chautauqua, in charge of an
experienced Junior Superintendent
who will come to Bristol two or three
days in advance of the Chautauqua and
organize the children for the Junior
Chautauqua to which no admission will
be charged. The Junior Chautauqua
will comprise the usual patriotic songs,
yells, Indian stories in costume, fairy
stories, myths, patriotic stories, and
games of every description and will
last each day until 1880 a. m.
At $3.50 p. m. Of the first day will
come the afternoon session. On that
afternoon the Cheney concert com
pany will give the musical prelude,
using the violin, viola, cello, cornet
piano in ensemble, duets and trios,
with the usual vocal work, and they
will also play on the same set of organ
chimes which they used at the White
House.
They win be followed by DIR. o. O.
Smith, who will talk on FThe Bad Boy
and His Pa"
In the evening starting at 'clock
The Cheney concert company will ap-
pear IN a program entirely different
from that of the afternoon and DIR,
Smith will lecture on the :" Million Dol
lar Boy
DIR. Smith is the boys friend and his
subjects cover wide range of thought
and experience. Both of these pro-
grams will be highly entertaining and
instructive and you will miss some.
thing good if you miss the first day of
Uhautauqua.
On the second day at $3.50 o. m,
sharp will appear the Dearborn concert
company, who will entertain with the
irish harp, saxophone, mandolin and
guitar, in harp solos, Irish songs, violin
solos, readings, child representations,
ind whistling.
at $500 p. m. they will be followed
by DR.. Arthur E. Gringle who will talk
IN "Our Leadership in World Democ-
racy." DR.. Gringle is an eloquent
orator and his statements are logical
ind burn with patriotism The second
iay's Chautauqua will be concluded in
The evening at O. clock by talk on
Wedding Bells and Butcher Bills
W DR.. Gringle followed by an unusual
y fine musical program by the Dear
Iorn concert company. All of the at
fractions for the second day are HIGH
lass and you will be well repaid for
Intending both afternoon and evening.
On the third day we will have the
celebrated Handel concert company both
afternoon and evening in a double mu.
dch program. These nine artists will
entertain with complete orchestra.
lso as soloists, duets, trios, quartettes.
lu1ntettes and sextettes, alternatinp
With vocal and Instrumental numbers,
The Handel concert company are an
lp to the minute attraction who ALWAYS
'lease their audiences and give BIG
ralue for the admission fee.
Prices for the Chautauqua are:
Adult season ticket, if purchased be.
ore the Chautauqua begins, $3.50
Adult single admission to afternoon SEES.
ion 30 cents, to evening session SO
ents.
Children between and Ia years
eason ticket, rs cents. Afternoon ad.
mission 20 cents; evening % cents
children under eight years old, when
accompanied by parents or guardian,
rec.
Balance of proceeds over and above
ctual cost price is Chautauqua will be
sed for War Relief Work. The local
ranch of the Red Cross will have full
barge of all refreshment stands and
nil serve light lunches for those who
ONE in the afternoon and wish to re.
lain for the evening session.