The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1918-08-07
1878 CHAUTAuQuA
PROGRAM IS
THE BEST EVER
FINE ARRAY OF TALENT COMES
HERE AT NOMINAL COST-OF
GREAT BENEFIT TO ALL.

next Monday noon the big tent VIII
be flying in the air. BY Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 the tent, the. seats
and the big stage will be ready Tor
the big program The hedpatn
Chautauuua has one of the biggest
programs this year as was ever known
in the history of the Redpath people.
The audience this year has been larg-
er than ever before. The lecture on
the platform and the musical numbers
are big patriotic treats for the people.
At Jacksonville, Fla, the opening day
of the Redpath Chautauqua this last
spring was the biggest opening day
the Redpath ever has had.
The program for the 1918 Chautau
qua as given below is the best one
ever given to this city by the Redpath
people, who are always on the alert
and anxious, eager and insistent that
nothing but the best and very highest
class of entertainment should enter
\ into any of their programs. Not a
y weak number appears and those who
attend the coming event will get their
moneys worth in direct benefits from
an educational and entertainment view
point many times over.
The program;
First afternoon:
Introductory exercises.
Concert-The Croatin orchestra.
Children's hour in charge of child
ren's worker.
Admission 36c and &c war tax; chill
dren lac and 1c war tax.
First night:
Ccncert-The Croatin orchestra.
Lecture, "The Sunny Side of LIFE
Lou ]. Beauchamp.
Admission SOC and sc war tax; chill
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Second morning:
Children's hour.
Second afternoon:
Concert-Miss Vera Poppe and as
sisting artist.
Thrilling reading of war play, "The
Man Who Stayed at Home"-Clarissa
Harold.
Admission 36c and &c war tax; chill
dren 14c and 1c war tax.
Second night:
Concert-Miss Vera Poppe and as
sisting artist. :,
Lecture, Business and the War
Frank Mulholland.
Admission SOC and sc war tax; chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Third morning:
Children's hour.
Third afternoon:
Concert-N:olin and piano.
Lecture, "Rebuilding the Wor'd'-
Chancellor Geo. III. Bradford.
Admission SOC and &c war tax; chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Third night:
Grand concert-Miss Margery Max
well. soprano of Chicago Grand Opera
Company with assisting artists.
Admission TIC and &c war tax; chill
dren 39c and 1c war tax.
Fourth morning:
Children's hour.
Fourth afternoon:
Baritone recital.
lecture, Keeping House for Uncle
Samr-Mrs. Christine Frederick.
Admission soc and war tax; chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Fourth night:
Baritone recital.
Lecture, "The Checkerboard of Eu-
rope"-Sir John Foster Fraser. +. X.
G.. S., of London. Eng.
Admission SOC and sc war tax; chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Fifth morning:
Children's hour.
Fifth afternoon:
Concert-Chocolat Soldier orches-
ira.
Lecture, by James P. Pershing, a
DrOLner CT GeH. JOnH q. ci oiiiiiS.
Exhibition of Raemaekers war car
toons.
Admission SOC and &c war tax; chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Fifth night:
"The Chocolate Soldier"-Light
opera. Complete production by a
company of 80, including orchestral
Admission $1.00 and 10c war tax;
children 49c and 1c war tax.
Sixth morning:
Children's hour.
Sixth afternoon:
Concert-Chicago Orchestral band.
Exhibition of war posters Of the al
lied nations.
Admission SOC and sc war tax; chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Sixth night:
Lecture. "a Soldier of the Sky
Capt. Geo. F. Campbell, Royal Flying
Corps.
Admission SOC and &c war tax; chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Seventh afternoon:
Concert-Dunbar's orchestra.
Lecture, "The World War and AM
ericav-Dr. Frank w. Gunsaulus.
Admission SOC and &c war tax; chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Seventh night:
Dunbar's Revue, featuring the
Grand Parade of the Allies.
Admission nc and &c war tax; chill
dren 39c and 1c war tax.
The Children's Hour in the morn
ing has always been a popular feature
and your child is missing something,
parents, if you keep him away from
these pleasant gatherings which are
always in charge of highly educated
child worker. eG
Open Air Union Meetings.
August 11,-Rev. p r. Norton.