The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-06-27
the year can not be fairly estimated
at less than $500, 100000 or $3.50, ,000,-
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oWOsso cHAUTAUQUA PRO.
GRAM, AUG. 1920.

oWOSSo CHAUTAUQUA PRO.
GRAM, AUG. $500.
The program for the Victory Chau-
tanqua of the Coit-Alber Chautauqua
Co., opening in Owosso Saturday, Aug.
%, and closing the following Friday
is as follows:
First Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua ac-
tivities-American Day "a free meet
ing of children between 6 and IA is
held the day preceding the opening Of
the Chautauqua at o'clock.)
Afternoon-Address by superinten-
dent, Novel and entertaining concert,
The Old Home Singers.
Evening-Popular concert prelude
The Old Home Singers. Lecture.
"Grace, Grit and Greenbacks"-Dr.
James L. Gordon, of Washington,
d. C..
Second Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua ac-
tivities-Bird day.
Afternoon, concert-Charles Ed
ward Clark Co.
Lecture, "Italy, the War and tho
Foreign-Born Woman,"- Cecile
Griel, only American survivor of the
"Ancona."
Evening-Concert and entertain
ment-Chas. Edward Clarke Co.
Lecture, "The Rebuilding of France"
Lieut. Jean A. Picard, of the heroic
French army.
Third Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua activ-
ities-Tree day.
Afternoon-Grand patriotic enter
tainment and concert-The Fighting
Americans, singing band of Ameri-
can soldiers who fought and sang
"over there" They entertain as we'll
as they fought.
Evening-Concert and entertain
ment-The Fighting Americans.
Lecture, "China and the Far East"
Judge Charles Sumner Lobingie.,
Judge of the United States court for
China.
Fourth Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua ac-
tivities-Pet day.
Afternoon-High class concert
Hruby's Czecho-Slovak Quintet and
Josephine Martino, soprano.
Lecture, keeping the Home Town
Healthy"-Mrs. Pirie Beyea, famous
Red Cross nurse.
Evening-High class concert
Hruby's Czecho-Slovak Quintet and
Josephine Martino, soprano.
Lecture, Revolutionary Europe
DR.. Frank Bohn, the sensation of last
summers Chautauqua, recently re-
turned from Europe
Fifth Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua ac-
tivities-Junior Town Day.
Afternoon-Rest afternoon = You
need rest to be ready for the 800
laughs in the evening.
Evening-George M. Cohan's "Sev-
en- Keys to Baldpate"-Presented by
Percival Vivian and Company. The
most novel melodramatic comedy Of
mystery ever written, Cohan's great
est success.
Sixth Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua at.
tivities-Circus day. (The old folks
will want to see the circus.)
Afternoon-America' Best Male
Quartet-The Orpheus Four.
Evening-Great Singing Concert
The Orpheus Four.
Lecture, "Why Kids Lie"-Judge
Ben B. Lindsey, the most famous juye-
nile court judge in the world.
Seventh Day
Morning-Junior Chautauqua ac-
tivities.-Pageant day.
Afternoon Patriotic Pageant,
Democracy Triumphant"-The Jun
ior Chautauquans.
Jubilee concert-Fisk Jubilee Sing
ers, the worlds finest colored Jubilee
singers.
Lecturette, educating the Negro"
Jas. A. Myers.
Evening-Prelude Jubilee concert
Fisk Jubilee Singers.
Lecture, Fighting the Turks at the
Observation-Disclosures Signaller Tom
Skeyhill, of Australia, "War through
the eyes of poet" the greatest
speaker developed by the war.
Note-The program here outlined
does not cover the arrangement for
Sunday. In all cases a suitable pro-
gram will be given on this day, and
no sessions of the Junior Chautauqua
will be held.
Season Ticket Economy
Total single admissions, S6.S5.
Season ticket admitting to all, $2.z6.