The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-15
LOOKING FORWARD TO THE
COMING OF ENTERTAINERS
SEVEN JOYOUS WEEK DAVIS nv
REDPAT II CHAUTAUoUA.
way 2s-June Inclusive (sunday At.
traction Not Ineiuded) Women
Will Sell TickAts rhie ~

traction Not Observation-Disclosures
|! VIII sell Tickets This Year
II was a very welcome ARRANGEMENT
When the Swarthmore Chautauoua as
signed it's contract to the Rednath
Chautauqua and High Point TINS GO
cureo much better organization.
Inc Woman's Club has taken over
tpat part OF the business relating r.
the disposition of season tickets
Any surplus over and above the
guarantee will go to the nurse fund
OF the club. Forty prominent women
OF the city have pledged their serv
ices as ticket sellers to Mrs. Henry A,
White, president of the club The
tickets, which cover seven week davs
cost $3.50 each for adults and ST .25
for children. This amount, of course,
Will be added to slightly by the gov.
ernment war tax which is being col.
lected this year.
THANKS to cooperation the chau-
tauqua was an artistic as well, as a
nnanc1al success last year and with
an even better program assured, there
IS no reason, the guarantOrs feel, why
the coming event should not be a
precedent establisher : Certain it is
that the program to be given here is
the same as that offered in larger
cities of the state instead of the
smaller ones, as heretofore.
The program comprises a wide
range OF attractions, including de-
bates, addresses. concerts and lee
lures The program follows:
4. - Wednesday, May %.
Afternoon- Introductory Exercises.
Concert-Orchestral Sextette.
Admission SOC and sc war tax Chill
drel 29c and 1c war tax.
Night Concert - Orchestral Sex
: Lecture Getting Together''-Ada
Ward; of London, England.
Admission SOC and sc war tax. Chill
dreH 29c and .1c war tax.
Thursday, May 20.
Morning-Children' hour.
Afternoon = Concert: Harvesters
Gaalssnv.
Beeture- -''The New Campetition'-
r. NsP Kline ~-..
Admission hac md Sc Asar AK. Chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Night-Concert: Harvesters Com
pany.
Lecture-'"The Frontier of Free
dom"-Capt. Perigord.
Admission soc and sc war tax. Chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Friday, May 80.
Morning-Children' hour.
Acknowledgement: Great Lakes
String Quartette Presidential Orches-
ira on S. S. George Washington.
Admission soc and sc war tax. Chill
dren 29G and lie war tax.
Night-Grand Concert: Nine. Au-
gusta Lenska, Russian Prima Donna,
and the Great Lakes String %1uartette
Presidential Orchestra On S. S.
George Washington.
Admission TIC and &c war tax. Chill
dren 39c and 1c war tax.
Saturday, May 81.
Morning-Children's hour.
Afternoon-Prelude: Carlo Ferreti,
Italian Baritone.
Lecture Community Health" -
Miss Florence Bullard.
(Official Red Cross Nurse.)
Admission SOC and sc war tax. Chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Night-Prelude: Carlo Ferrettl,
Italian Baritone.
Lecturer to be announced.
Admission soc and sc war tax. Call
dren 29c and 1c war tax
Monday, June 2.
Morning-Children' hour.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Bohumir Kry1
and His Band.
Admission soc and sc war tax. Gnu
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Night-Grand Concert: Bohum1r
Krvl and His Band.
Musical Pageant, "War, Victory and
Peace" (Mr Kryl will personally
conduct the band during both the con-
cert and the pageant) g
Admission TIC and SC war tax. Ch1l-
dren 39c and 1c war tax.
Tuesday, June 8.
Morning g-Chi1dren's hour.
AfternoOn- "The Great
Highwav''- Charles Zueblin.
Admission soc and sc war tax. Chill
dren 29c and 1c war tax.
Night-Debate: "Shall the Govern
ment own and Operate the Rail
roads?" +oa
firmative-Charles Zueblin, noted
nuhlicist. formerly of Chicago UNI
versity.
Nooative-Hon. Leslie M. Shaw, for
mer secretary of the treasury.
Admission soc and sc war tax. CnlI-
aox, ooo and 1c war tax.
Wednesday, June q.
Afternoon-Grand Concert: Metto-
no1itan Quartet. Personnel: MISS
Hazel Silver, Soprano; Mr.. waiter
peterson. Tenor; Miss Esther Muen-
r+ormann, Contralto; Mr.. Gurus w.
SCoA AAAo'' @w:a orra GIandenon.