The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-04

ne most Important ana CRITICAL
year in our country's history demands
a Chautauqun program of unusual
character. Charles f. Horner announ-
ces that the Chautauqua program on
the Premier circuit which comes to
our city this season is ''the most bril-
liant, timely. pointed and beautiful
program that ii has even been my
privilege To construct.
The program, indeed. Is repIete
with clinaxes.
Patriotism must. certainly come
first OF all. The heroic records and
actual experiences Of the people who
viii talk on the war entitie them to a
place on the Premier program.
ARMY HERO COMING.
Fighting Through He'll is the
startling subject of the story by Cap
tain Falion, a wounded and invalided
veteran OF the British and Australian
trenches. Life in the trenches by one
of the trenchmen will be described
in vivid and picturesque fashion
Captain Faiion carries Is wounds. In
one memorable charge of the CALI
poll campaign out OF 1000 Austrai-
ians. only 80 survived. Fallon's souv-
enir Of this fight was bayonet
thrust through the hand
Lieutenant Tougher is now in
France and will return in time to ad-
drees the Chautauqua. He was sent
abroad as = member OF the American
Red Cross Commission
Mrs. Warren Is a brilliant lady
speaker. telling of war conditions
from an entirely different viewpoint.
yet CLEANED from actual contact,
Sergeant Marr and the Trench Musi-
clans bring the song and story OF the
trenches. giving us still different
view. and breathing the very life OF
''the boys over there
BIG BAND ON PROGRAM.
cimera's Band. Everybody likes
good band. Mr.. Homer has chosen
one with n record Of six successful
seasons Ia the East. Cimera himself
has no superior. IL an equal. as a
trombone soloist. Madame Helene
Cafareili. a celebrated Italian dramat-
ic soprano, ia soioist
This big band is but one of the
headiiners of the 1918 musical pro-
gram.
Miss Margaret Owens, prima donna
OF the Boston Grand Opera Company.
is soioist whose appearance will
be particularly appreciated by the
accompanied by Miss Gladys Yves
Brainnrd. a Western artist. whose
success has been little short OF SEN
sationai tremendous success.
The Ladies' Regimentai Orchestra
comes with stirring program OF pat
riotic. military music.
Thuriow Iieurance and The Prem
Ter Artists ofJer a musical program OF
extraordinary merit. featuring the
good. old songs that everybody likes.
sung with q swing and harmony that
will just make their audiences insist
on more and more.
Another one OF those programs Of
sunshine and sweetness. which always
gain a prominent place on the Horner
Chautauquas is brought to US by Eve
Anderson and Company.
The Joy Girl de Luxe this year is
Means. Throw all your cares and
troubles to the winds on the third day
for just JOY and happiness can thrive
when this entertainer stands on the
PLATFORM
You viii never have the opportun-
ity of listening TO George Washington
Robert Il. Lee. General Grant. Abra-
ham Iipcoln--at least not in this
world--but striking likeness OF these
and other famous characters OF his
tory is presented by John D. Ratio
und in tho different makups. charac-
teristics OF thcse mon. you will hear
men. you will hear excerpts from
their speeches and your Imagination
makes you believe these very men
arc before you.
~vHE CLIMAX"
A country church choir. GRAND an