Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-06-28
Five-Day Entertainment Will Be
Given By the Vawter
Company
WERE HERE LAST YEAR
Complete Program Given Below
Many High Glass
Numbers


proved signal success in this city
last year, has been billed for this
season by ,itss managers, the dates
being June 20 to July 3, inclusive.
This announcement will doubtless be
enthusiastically received by the peo-
districts.
Regardless of all other considera-
tions, the Chautauqua this summer
will make it's full contribution to
the winning of the war" and while
recreation, relaxation. laughter and
fun are not wanting in the program.
the great phases of the war will be
covered by lecture on war expert
ences by some man selected at the
latest possible minute
Other features on the program will
be "The Melting Pot Company
which puts on one of the greatest
dramas ever produced, Gypsy Smith,
who will lecture on From Gypsy
Camp to Pulpit" and several musical
troops of high-class character.
The complete program is given be-
low:
Gladen v. Knight - Superintend-
ent
Myrtle E. Parkes- Supervisor.
Program begins promptly. Be ON
time.
FIRST DAY
2:30 P. M. Opening Exercises and
Important Announcements.
800 P. M. Musical Greetings.
The Arden Entertainers Sparkling
Selections and Beautiful Costumes.
Mrs. HI. I. Jones Talk on Con-
servation.
Admission 27c, War Tax &c, Total
soc.
400 P. M. Organization of Chill
dren for Circus Building.
500 P. M. Another Musical Treat.
The Arden Entertainers.
$3.50 p. M. Lecture, "a Study in
Vibration" Wonderful Demonstra-
ton of Electrical Science. Hilton
Ira Jones. Admission 36c, War Tax
&c, Total 40c. u,
SECOND DAY
2:30 P. M. Musical and Literary
Entertainments. Oyapela and the
Iris Quartette. Sweet Voiced and
Winsome Girls. Admission 27c, War
Tax, Sc, Total soc.
400 p. M Vesper Service in
Which All Are Invited to Participate.
500 P. M France in War Times,
Arthur r. Peck.
THIRD DAY
900 A. M. Children Building
Animals for the Circus.
2:30 P. M. A Sample by Sam
Schildkret's Orchestra.
$500 P. M. Patriotic Address.
Serg. Maj. Lowry. Admission 45c,
War Tax sc, Total SOC.
500 p. M. Grand Concert. Schild-
kret's Orchestra One of Canada's
First Contingent. A musical Festival
Bountiful and Sweet. Admission 45c,
War Tax sc, Total 50c
FOURTH DAY
800 A. M. Children Fitting up
the Circus.
2:30 p. M Lecture, From Gypsy
Camp to Pulpit" Marvellous Story,
Stranger Than Any Fiction. Gypsy
Simon Smith. Admission sec, War
Tax &c, Total 40c.
500 p. NJ Dramatic Production,
'sThe Melting Pot" Zangwill's I'M
mortal Picture Of Building American
Citizenship. Admission 45c. War
Tax SC, Total SOC.
FIFTH DAY
10:30 A. M. Grand Parade on
Main Street Followed by Circus Per
formance at the Big Chautauqua
Tent by the Chautauqua Riddles,
2::30 P. M. Patriotic Music The
Royal Dragons. Snappy. Musical,
Full of High Life.
800 p. M. Lecture on War Ex-
periences Julian H Bryan Author
Of Ambulance 464." Admission 27c,
War Tax &c, Total 30c.
500 p. M. A Singing Band. The
Royal Dragons. In Program of I'M
surpassed Excellence. Admission 45c.
War Tax sc, Total Soc.
The Children's Chautauuua will be
an attractive feature and will appeal
especially to the young folks. The
program indicates that rich treat
is in store for the public at the