Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
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SALES NOW EXPECTED
10 BE MORE RAPID
Alter Wnse8mc - Heys The People
VIA Turn 10 AmSsenaents
AhcAd fDf Them


Nov that the welcome to Annapolis
heroes has been 50 successfully gwen
the citizens seem ia be turning to,
thoughts 81 the ChautauQua which II
10 be III Annapolis on July End, srd.,
and zth- and the sale Of tickets Is Elk
pectad 90 show rapid increase.
The entertainments offered ~ the
Chautauaua are varied enough to
make them highly enjoyable. and each
program ii presented hy entertainers
Who are artists IN their lines.
The David Duggin Company IS one
1T the very best organizations Of the
kind ON the concert STAGE, organized
and managed by David Duggin, whose
talent both as d performer and as =
coach Is readily manifested to his aUs
diences. This group Of artists VIII
give two distinct programs on the az
ternoon and night Or the nrst day oil
the Radcliffe Chautauqna
The personnel og the organization IA
made up Of Elizabeth Hamilton Dug.
Gin. prima donna. and David Daggin.
scotch tenor. supported by contralto.
basso and piano accompanies Mr..
Duggin selects his artists not only
for their capacities for solo work. but
also for the ensemble effects of which
ne is master coach
Al variety Of offerings Is embraced
III their repertory of popular classics.
song cycles. patriotic uledleys. humor-
Gus songs and character readings The
Dnggins are announced with every as.
surance. Their two programs will
combine the gny with the cultural IN
keeping with the educational spirit of
the general program The note struck
BY the first day company, ns distin.
gnished from the other concert pro-
grams. will be roilicking rousing
one
Tn the Schubert Concert Company
the Chautauqua program for the sec
ond day has d group Of novelty play.
ers. Introducing the melodions mar
imha, which is also used as an accom-
paniment to the grooming lullaby. their
closing number. From the gay TO the
serious their repertory shifts. Offering
popular classics as well as current
/ airs III solo and group effects, both In.
strumental and vocal Miss Helen
Nestfall's voice Is especially 10 be
noted for Its charm and It's evidences
Of unusual training.
The Bart Wirtz Company is strictly
q concert organization on solo artists,
under the leadership BIZ Bart Writ.
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Holland school. head of the cello de-
partment Of the Peabody institute of
Baltimore. and ceilist Of outstanding
reputation. The pianist OF this organ.
izafion Is Ernest DHdas, medalist Of
European conservafories and pianist
oF the courts of Europe A program
Of unusual distinction is promised by
the Bart WiTtx Company.
The six lecturers are not less enter
tanning, witty, snappy and radiant.
one is assured, but they have very
serious purpose The big, throbbing
question of the hour IL Education The
ChautauQna orators and demOnstra-
tors win make this subject ring.
Or, Robert w Moore broad. elo.
quent keen, analytical, constructive,
1.-The master Of 5000 audiences, will
give the opening afternoon lecture on
THE Lamp or Aladdin Z This lecture
will be remembered long after the
khaki tent has departed. There will
be stimulated brains and aroused emo
ton before he has fnished with mis-
graphic picture Of the achievements
OF the trained mind OF the world His
evening subject, The Greatest Thing
THAT Men May Know. will promote
ideals OF true education. not 81 the
hands alone, nor yet OF the head only,
but also or the heart
Miss Mary Jenkins, graduate
nurse. especially assigned to this ed
lucational work ~ the American Red
Cross, will lecture on afternoon Of the
third day on The Red Cross a
Record and Prophecy and viii hold
IAN instruction conference on Home
Care of the Sick The American Red
Cross holds unique place IN The
directions of the people Of all The
world, and the message Of its repre-.
sentative. carried to lis under Radcliffe
auspices, will be eagerly sought
The whole inspiring. educative pro.
gram is symmetrlcalIy arranged There
| Is something worth while for every
zone. and none need go many miles from
home to get lively entertainment and
fresh cultural impulses, when these
Eare brought Ii such rich measure right
to the community The success Of oul
Ichautauoua can Ie read ii the striking
features outlined and In tho sincerity
az the community.s purpose III arrang-
Ting for It.
The smallest back yard affords aIl
opportunity to keep 3 few hens
whether the occupant Of the premises
can keep those few hens to advantage
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