The Yale expositor., 1919-07-31
A Week OF Entertainment

Port Huron's seventh season of
Chautauqua opens on Saturday of
this week, with Redpath's big
city" program and continues for
seven days until Saturday, August
9th. The Redpath management
has arranged for Port Huron a
program of extraordinary featur-
es and the whole week will be re-
plete with big attractions, some
of them appearing for the first
time on any Chautauqua plat
form.
The initial number of the
superb program will be a grand
concert by the Orchestral Sex
tette on Saturday afternoon. In
the evening there will be con-
cert by the same musical COM
pany, followed by lecture on
Getting Together" by Ada Ward
of London, England.
There will be no Sunday pro-
gram, but on Monday afternoon
the Harvesters will entertain with
some catchy music and Miss Flor
ence Billiard an official Red Cross
nurse will deliver a lecture on
Community Health" After a
short musical prelude the same
evening one of the best lecture
features of the week will be Civ
en- by r. E. p. Kline, who will dis
cuss the momentous question of
the present day, "The New Com
petition"
Tuesday will be artists day, and
Port Huron people and those for
tunate to attend from surround
ing towns, are to, have a superior
musical treat. In the afternoon
the Great Lakes Quintette, the
presidential orchestra on the u. S.
S. George Washington, will give
concert in the afternoon, while
in the evening Nine. Augusta
Lenska, Russian prima donna, and
famous grand opera singer, will
be heard in recital. The Persiden-
tial Orchestra will also render an
evening concert.
On Wednesday afternoon the
Jack and Jill" company will give
concert to be followed by
Charles Zueblin, eminent public
list, who will lecture on 1.-THE
Great Highway" Wednesday eve
ming there will be a debate on
Shall the Government Own and
Operate the Railroads 2" "The
affirmative side will be taken by
Charles Zueblin and the negative
by Hon. Leslie NJ. Shaw, Sec, of
the Treasury under President
Roosevelt. The announcement of
this attraction has already wide
spread interest in this section of
Michigan and immense audiences
will be present to hear these cell
ebrated speakers debate on one
of the most important problems
before the country today.
On Thursday Bohumir Kryl
and his great band will give two
concerts, afternoon and evening.
The great band master is already
known in this community and his
coming is always looked forward
to with keen delight. AS a final
to the big program there will be
featured the big musical pageant
War, Victory and Peace" in
which the band will play an inn
portant part.
Miss Marie Rose Lauler, of
Paris, France, will tell vivid
story of the prosecutions and sac
rifice that the women of France
suffered during the great war, on
Friday afternoon, and in the eve
ming an all star New York Com
pany will present the great COM
edy success: at Pays To Adver-
tise." This is one of the most
popular plays of today and its
coming has aroused great inter-
est.
On Sunday afternoon the Met
ropolitan Quartette, one of the
best in the entire country, ewill
give concert and Saturday night
the seven-day program will close
with big Joy" program with AL
ton Packard, master cartoonist.
and an entertainer of nation.
wide fame. AS humorist and
musician he maintains. high po-
sitlon in the realm of high-class
features. The Metropolitan Quar-
tet will also assist in the eve
nlng'S program.