The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-07-17
Three Day Lyceum Session
AT Bristol Will Offer the
Best In Music, Drama,
and Oratory.
CANNY SCOTT A HEADLINER
Or. James Henry McLaren Will Lee
ture On America - Supreme World
Power - Jubilee Singers In
Songs Of Dixie.

All roads will lead to the Village Of
Bristol on Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, July 25, &c, and 9th, when the
Annual Chautauqua will be held there
Those who attended the Chautauqua
last year learned how good high-class
talent can produce program that will
entertain, amuse and instruct and pro
vidS that Hhomey' feeling that only
O. Chautauqua held in small town can
give.
The programs this year have been Sc
lected to give variety and OF the same
time to carry out the Chautauqua idea
Of mixing just the right quantities Of
entertainment and education to make
the Chautauqua fulfill it's mission.
On the first day Friday, July 26th)
the Metropolitan Glee Club will open
the day under the able leadership Of
n. M Gates. This organization will
furnish the musical program both af
ternoon and evening rendering an en-
tircly different program at each SEES
sion. They will vary their program
with vocal and instrumental numbers
using the Swiss Bells and Trombones
in their instrumental work.
The evening lecture by Mrs Guthrie
Tongier of California is entitled "Shas
ia Daises and Folks.'' Mrs. Tongier
win show how the beautiful Shasta
Daisy came from an insignificant flow
Ell through the scientific achievement
Of that Wizard Of the West, Luther
Burbank. She will show how just
eplain folks" like the insignificant
aisy, may be developed into strong
and beautiful characters by individual
regeneration. Those who have had the
pleasure Of hearing this talented wo-
man say that her presence in any com
munity is veritable benediction.
On the second day, Saturday, the
Katherine Carroll Smith Company will
render the musical program both af-
ternoon and evening. This Company
consists Of Katherine Carroll Smith,
Reader and Impersonator, Juanita
spaenbarger, Mezze soprano soloist,
and pianist, and Cornelia NUM-, tai
snted young violinist.
This splendid Company will furnish
a musical and dramatic program both
afternoon and evening. They ate all
high class artists in their several lines
OF work
DR. James Henry McLaren, the great
Dramatic Orator, viii present "The
Greatest Business in the World' at the
afternoon session of the second day and
/" America The Supreme World Pow
err in the evening.
Mr.. McLaren combines the Scotch
love Of exaetness with just enough OF
The Irish love for the beautiful to make
his lectures both interesting and in
structive, His evening Lecture is a
clarian call to patriotism and service.
The second day, like the first, will be
big day chuck full of entertainment.
On Sunday afternoon, July 9th,
Mason's Jubilee Singers will open the
program. They are top notchers in the
Jubilee work and will give a real down
South black folk program. This pro
gram will be filed to overlooking with
these irresistible melodies of the color
"a race.
The Lecturer for the third day is DR..
Sudhindra Bose Of the University of
Calcutta, India. DR.. Bose brings from
land ton thousand miles away the
Message of Brotherhood. He has circ.
cd the globe and win tell of some OF
he thrilling and dramatic occurrences
of his life. His afternoon subject is
Ten Thousand Miles From Home
and his evening talk will be on
Americas Opportunity in the Orient
On each day Of the Chatauqua, be
ginning at 10 clock in the forenoon a
Junior Chautauqua will be held in the
grove near the Village. A special Jun.
Tor Superintendent, trained in recrea-
tion and play ground work will be pres
emit to keep the children interested III
games, story telling, singing and eon-
tests and will inspire in the children
better thoughts, purer impulses and
encouragement Of the spirit Of courtesy
and service toward their home com
munity. This Junior Chautauqua il
free to young and old and it is especi
ally given for the children.
Prices for the Chautauqua are as
follows:
Adult season tickets $3.50 including
war tax.
Children IS Season tickets for children
from s to II years of age rs cents.
Children under 5 years Of age ac