American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-13
THIRD CHAUTAUQUA SEASON
OPENS TOMORROW EVENING
Opportunity TO Buy Season Tickets
VIII Soon BE Gone-Glen Frank, OF
Century Magazine, Noted Lecturer
and War Authority VIII Replace
ROselli.

The ohautauqua will open tomor-
row at 2:45 p. m. in its big tent back
of the Falls pharmacy The Merrill
ees, four girl singers will feature the
| first bill in the afternoon and Will be
| followed in the evening by DR.. RAIDER
| in a lecture.
The leading numbers of the program
follow
gehurday-Four of the merrlest,
alet ssrSst singing girls YOU ever saw,
and DR.. William RAIDER in dignified.
inspiring lecture.
Sunday-Two concert recitals by a
distinguished tenor; and two solid lee
lures. one by Mrs. A. C. Zehner, one
of the best women speakers OF this
country.
Monday-Tho one and only Tom
Corwine; and In the evening splen-
did inspirational lecture by Major
Thornton A. Mills.
Tuesday-A big feast of high class
music by the unique Hussar band
and timely health lecture.
Wednesday-More fine music and
two big lectures. either one qualified
to take a leading place on any circuit
Ray. the explorer. and Glen Frank
Century Magazine.
, Thursday-A sweet dramatic read
err; the finest Hawaiian quintette WI
could assemble; and a beautiful H.
lustrated travelogue on scenic Hawai-
by Mildred Leo Clemens.
Everyday-Modern supervised pla1
for all the kiddies.
GuarantOrs.
The men in town who guaranteed
the chautauqua are busy selling tick
cts and have been given unit the be
E ginning of the evening performanc
I tomorrow night to dispose of the re
quired 500 season tickets. The guar
antors are: c. Y. Wilson, H. d. Jack
} son. O. II. Barber, n. II. Wallis, G.
Kerr, w. T. Oliver, Robt. o. Jones, Ho
D tel Remington, f. f. Earring, Dahlber
e & Walter, John T. Coleman, Bruc
= Lampson, W. w. Beckstead f.
e Strong, Goldie Drake, Geo. A. Wilson
n ID. c., r. b. Green wood, F. d. WebeI
;. John ]. Brandt, II. j. Piepgras II. Rot
= erts, ]. p. Mehlhaff, Bert Blackburn
n Chas. H. Torrance, G. Lee French, /
d j. Richards, Geo. Horst, j. w. Col
- | llnBbt ~ CObdilAf ~ - SAtA~ht -
O Gish, c. c. Thornhill, S. Henry Lairt
Il S. S. Murdock, d. c., II. c. Wones, {
- H. Hanson, Frank Parr, L. Eal
Hooker, J. r. Doran, o. f. Crowley,
n d. Atkins.
e In order to stimulate season ticl
l. ct sales, a large thermometer bi
g board was arranged near the post o
e flee. The last report placed the nun
II Der of tickets sold at well over 25O.
Mr. Fleischman, the director
u planning a special play festival f.
all the boys and girls Of gramm;
school age on Friday evening, at u
chautauqua tent. Every boy and ii
+ in town is invited whether no has
D. ticket or not brand new yoll'
ID ball and an interesting game, CALI
ty war is one OF the events promised
D. the children.
le Fun for Children.
The children will all take part
hunt for two junior chautauql
tickets which will be hidden som
where on the grounds. II is a gar
10 of finders keepers" But In case L
> finders have tickets already II is u
ia derstood that they will give the fr
n. tickets to some little friend who hasl
one.
,g The boys and girls Of Americ
" Falls will get their share Of the G
n tertainment every morning OF I
ne chautauqua. for Miss Boyd has be
nv delegated by the Ellison White peoI
on 20 entertain them with games and Il
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