Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-04-18
CHAU | ! n | TAUQUA IN June. | /
FIELD MANAGER GRAHAM WAS
HEREPRoaRAnd APPEARS a
STRONG ONE. sss

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HERE-PRoaR.And APPEARS a
I'D STRONG ONE.
indications are that the Chautauqua
program for 1919 will surpass in quality
all of those which have gone before. 2.
HF Graham, field manager of the Red
path -Vawter Chautauqua System, was
here M Monday for conference with the
local committee Mr.: Graham submit-
ted the program and the dates for the
big summer event and the general
opinion seems to be that our program
for this summer will he & hummer.
+ Big Band Coming.
we will have q big band back on the
program for this summer. For sever
al seasons the Redpath- Vawter folks
gram gram and an M the ] splendid concerts BY the
Thaviu and Bohumir Kryl organize
tions did much to make the Chautau-
qua an established summer institution;
Last summer band music was omitted
and it was missed. So this year we
are to have the celebrated Banda
Roma.
Under the direction of Luigi Quaslia
the Banda Roma has come to be rec
ognized as one Of the great musical
organizations Of the country; Luigi
ductors sent to us from Italy: He is
a graduate of the University Of Naples
and won face as a. director and com
poser in Europe before coming to Am
erica. Since Luigi Quaglia's debut as
an American band-master in 1907 his
bands have been in constant demand ov
ment and entertainment institutions.
Three summer engagements in Chica-
COS parks tell Of the popularity of this
- - . '''''' 'D. Splendid Music.
The engagement of the Boston Opera
Singers assures us of another splendid
treat This company is headed nv
pranos Of Metropolitan audiences. .Ales-
sendro Alberni. baritone, has won sue
cess in eastern musical circles. as nave
Esther Schultz, c9ntralto a. ana aa1e AnIGnao n;ano
iste and accompanist. is a Canadian ar
Mr., Graham asserts that the Boston
Opera SINGERS yoce cons6snen sorranizations ever
Charming Girls. a
The Althsa PLAYERS are six enaamahs
and they are. scheduled to appear on 2
feature of the Althea programs IS the
be Vocal and instrumental quartettss
aaa astunts, sS"oji just nS the Kind Of a Program
to give the Ghautauqua gooo start: 1
Z The Saxaphone sextette is a Bon9mida B11nd
and coached by the famous stsmn 81
quality upon it. AS the name indicates,
this Organization features the comb1n-
ed work Of six saxaphones. Eacn
mnsician 11,E and in addition to ensemble
saxaphone numbers the COMPANY oners
an orchestral program, intersperseol tscl
"A.n su..< - Popular Number.
One of the popular features OF the
1917 program was the night furnl sned
by Ralph Dnnar's Royal RLagoons:; - ~ :
eempany, COM the White Hussars. only the
Hussars are ye1ng yag. women; R9am,a
d3n 1z5ael IS RH one Of
intense int Americanism of the. story
makes it especially appr4pria1fe for for thla ms
people and Mr.. Graham asserts ina
the personnel Of the company VIII pe
of high class.
The closing night of the hautauqua
has been reserved for Ralph Bingham
the platforms humorist.. Ralph Blng-
ham has been 'ed in mort tnf
and there is scarcely. community IN
America that has not laughed with this
jolly fun-maker -. 49, r. E
The list of lecturers for this summer
appears to be the strongest ever oner-
ed by the Redpath- Vawter -, system stem
mer is Sir John Foster Fraser. Great
Britain's foremost CORRESPONDENT, whS
will lecture on "A Diplomat at Large.
Sir John attended the Paris peace - Toas ~
sessions. He is personally ACQUAINTED
with such world leaders as Liqyo .G1
George, NJ Pinchon; Asquith ia and 11d,ed ofhG1 81
more than fifty countries and is famil-
lar with the diplomatic problems OF the
old world.
One of our great modern problems Is
summed up in the term "bolsheXismi;
Boishevism will be- discussed by Frank
Rx99 one Of the pan fGss%oft bxan 61 tho
brothers, the other two being. Thomas
Dixon suth9r Of the dsf}nn and sPofs pr
A. c. Dixon, pastor Of the famous Spur
Medbury ComtnE Back; ;rozh,rp
will be here again this summer should
be welcome news to most of our people
Mr.: Graham declares that there was "a
niXersai demand +I;s eyer aeason sns lec
turer in Redpath-vawterh history Great.
ed such universal favorable comment
according to Mr.: Graham;
Harry J: Loose, an active member OF OF
the Chicago detective force. will be
here for an address on r Srsms g na;a that i
DetectiVe @ Loose takes ali Of the CLAM;
our from crime and the criminal and
the lesson that Is firmly implanted in
r,ofo " ) g. q