The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15
UNDER AUSPICES OF LUBBOCK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
REDPATH-HORNER WILL PRESENT PROGRAM
THE FINEST PROGRAM EVER RENDERED IN LUBBOCK
The Chautauqua Program Reflects the Spirit Of the Times and
This Program is Equal to Any That Mr.. Horner
Has Ever Brought Before the People.

that man would be Lincoln NcCon-
nell
One of the big musical attractions
Of the Chautauqua is the Italian Ber-
sagliere Band. composed Of veterans
Of the famous Italian sharpshooters'
corps. who saw service at the Front
These men are picked musicians II
Italy and under direction Of an ital-
ian officer will appear at the Chau-
tauqua, both afternoon and night Of
the third day. in the dress uniforms
Of their rating.
Or Charles r. Barker comes 20 the
Chautauqua the third day, to tell
folks how to be physically fit" the
year around DR.. Barker was physi-
cal adviser to Ex-President Taft. for
the full four years that Mr. Taft was
President, and he is one Of the fore
most health experts in the world His
lecture on How to Live One Hun
dred Years" is not so much to pro-
mote longevity rs to keep folks ply
sicaIly III at all times BY physical
~ fit," DR.. Barker does not mean
healthy. Many strong people are not
physically fit and comparatively weak
men are in good health
One Of the greatest comedy dramas
produced in the past decade -'It
Pays 10 Advertise" be played at
the Chautauqua by the cast Of New
York players who made IL 40 popular
IN New York City Its many comic
situations bring deluges Of laughs
yet il Also has a lot Of good. sound
business psychology that rescues It
from frivolity and makes il head
liner for everybody
Dr. Frank l.. Loyeland has been
lecturing on the Redpath platforms
for many years. Or. Loveland is not
known A. humorous lecturer. and
vet he is popular His lectures are
serious and yet they are interesting
They are deep. yet the way he
handles the subject is so masterfu
that they are easily understood DIR
Loyeland is student Of human ma
turc and social and political develop
ment His lecture on The Perils to
Democracy" is one of the timely and
important lectures Of the day
The success Of the Premier Con
cert Artists last year was 80 pro
nounced that II was thought sdvisahlc
10 furnish a similar but Larger organ
ization this year The company con.
sists of nine persons--six soloists.
supported by violin. flute and piano.
All members Of this company are ar
lists Of highest rank Their purpose
Is 10 sing the songs the people love
Teh entire program will be given in
English
Robert l.. Finch. known to his
friends as Bob" speaks the last day
of the Chautaoqus on Shifting
Gears" Shifting Gears" IL a com
munity lecture. Every one who
hears shifting Gears" becomes
better citizen. 1t enIightens people
on the responsibilities Of citizenship
ard helps to make this better town
to live in. Bob Finch has the happy
faculty Of being able 10 dwell on the
weaknesses Of communities without
offending and he is one of the few
really constructive and interesting
community lecturers before th-
American public today.
The Junior Chautauqua-just as
the old folks have ut Pays to Adver-
tise" as their big play, so the little
folks will have Enchanted Land"
played by the characters Of Mother
Goose" and "Fairyland.' "Bo-Peep"
twho lost her Sheep). "Tom the Pi-
per's Son." Miss Muffett," "Old
King Cole" (the merry old SOUL
The Queen Of Hearts," "Humpty
Dumpty" twho Sat on q WALL. and
Jack and Jill'' (who fell down the
hill win all be there. A. Bottle Peo-
ple."
The Chautauqua comes to Lubbock
under contract by the Lubbock
Chamber Of Commerce. This or
ssnixstIon has pledged the chautau-
qua people q certain sum of money 10
appear IN our city. rhs Chamber
did shis because of the many benefits
10 b. derived from hIsh cI.z~ snlsr.
tninment of this kind and Il Il hoped
that the people sf Lubbsek viIl st.
tend the chsatsaaas IN Isfx~ nun
bsn and make a = great sasss~s 60