The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-13
CHAUTAUQUA is
ATTRACTION FOR
ALL NEXT WEEK
Redpath Chautauqua Opens
Week Engagement Here on
Tuesday Afternoon.
c. E. BACKMAN is
SUPERINTENDENT HERE
Ada Ward of London, England,
is Lecturer First Night on
Getting Together"

With the arrival this week of the
last advance man, Mr.. f. S. Babbitt
for the Redpath Chautauquas, and
!, the announcement that the big tent
will reach here Sunday with c. E.
rham, superintendent, in charge
hAis year, and the program in full
outlined, Paris lovers of high class
entertainment at bargain prices are
eagerly awaiting the first attraction
on next Tuesday afternoon. The big
tent will be located on the Dumas lot,
at the corner of South Poplar and
McNeill streets.
The program this year is replete
with timely lectures and music of an
enjoyable character. There will
he an address on such vital themes
as 1.-The League of Nations" "Capi-
tai and Labor" Government Owner
ship of Railroads" "Freedom on the
Seas" etc. Kryl and his band, Nine.
Lonaka, prima donna contraho, or
chestral seNtettes, the Metropolitan
Quartette, willfsss.s. some of the musi-
cal featureg
The Orchestral Sextette will be
the attraction on the first afternoon.
This company will give diversified
programs including saxophone, ae-
Gordon, rnariis aphone, violin and
piano selections. Miss Irene Stol-
ofsky is the director of the sextette.
Miss Stolofsky is a violinist who has
ATTAINED high place among the
younger artists of the country. Bea-
trice Arthur is another artist who
features in the afternoon program.
Miss Arthur is pianist of the COM
pany but she also plays the accor-
dion. With her brother, Edward Ar
thur, she appears in a marimhaphone
duet.
On the evening of the first night
the sextette will give thirty minute
prelude and then Miss Ada Ward will
give her great lecture, Getting To
gether." This lecture points out the
way Ito a close understanding between
the United States and our allies be-
sides setting forth a story of present
day conditions in France and Ger
many. Miss Ward came to this
country from France and Germany
just before the opening of the Chau-
tauqua tour.
Miss Ward, who is an Englishwom-
an, spent some time in the United
States during the war and her ad-
dresses at that time on her work OF
entertaining the soldiers at the front
in France, were almost sensation
She has the reputation of being 8
dynamic, m magnetic speaker of great
dramatic power.
The following is the program fol
the week ending Thursday night
when the remainder of the program
will be published in that day issue
of this papes:
Tuestay Afternoon.
Irtroducto, exercises, Concert, b,
Orchestral SeAtette, admission SOC
and &C., war AK. Children 20 cents
and l cent war tax.
Tuesday Night.
Concert, Orchestral Sextette; Lee
turc, Getting Together" Ada Ward
of London, F9assngss
WaayE orning.
Children's Hof
Wednesda. AfSrnoon.
Concert, Harvest :, Company; lee
ture, Community Health" Miss Flor
elbe Billiard, official Red Cros
Nurse.
Wednesday Night.
c ,ncert, Harvesters Company; lee
ture, 1.-THE New Competition" R. +
P. Kline.
Thursday Morning.
C'lildren's Hour.
Thursday Afternoon.
Concert, Great Lakes String Qual
teste. presidential orchestra on S.
George Washington.