Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-07
JUDGE lands TO
Open CHAUTA |
NOTED SPEAKER HERE SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOONS
FIVE DAY PROGRAM.

Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands
will open the Lancaster Chautauqua
with an address Saturday afternoon!
By special arrangement with the
Mutual company Tuesday the ticket
holders will be given this treat with
out extra charge.
The dating of Judge Lands, known
from coast to coast as fearless judge
and great orator, came as a matter of
accident but the local committee
snapped it up quickly.
This does not change the price of
the season tickets which remain at So
for adults and 81 for children. The
admission for Judge Lands alone
will be 81 making the balance of the
four day program at 81.
The ChautauQua opens Saturday,
July 10 and lasts five days. The pro-
gram will open with Judge Lands
Saturday the Chicago Concert COM
pany rendering the prelude. In the
evening Dean Lhamon will give his
lecture, "The Raising of the Roof
and the Chicago Concert company will
render a musical program.
SECOND DAY.
cASTELLUCCPS Band! A name
like sterling on silver or 18 carat on
gold. 1t Is a quality mark in the Mu-
steal world. This is a repeat tour over
the Mutual Circuit in response to u
wide demand. AS a leader Omero
Castellucci is gifted with those rare
qualities of temperament and train
ing which crystalline into success. Spe-
cialties, and novel features worthy Of
Custellucci will also be introduced
The band is earlier on the program
this year, tell everybody.
THIRD DAY.
This is rare Musical day with Sam
Lewis, the "John Mccormack of the
Chautauqua with his Ballad Singing,
and Rita Smith with her pictures in
rhythm of the "Old South Befo the
War!"
Captain Chaplain Caward, fresh
from government service overseas,
with a new vision and as prophet Of
the new future, speaks twice on this
day, and every word will be full of
meaning, and every moment pregnant
with vital idealism.
FOURTH DAY.
The Toots Paka Hawaiian Troupe
have come to our town directly from
Honolulu, where they spent the win
ter gaining new atmosphere. and re-
rurned to America in time for the
opening date of this Circuit. Toots
Paka introduced Hawaiian music in
America and her supremacy is still
unchallenged.
Kerr Boyce Topper, D. D. IL. D.
has spent many years abroad and EN-
bodies in his conclusions an interna-
tional viewpoint peculiarly interesting
in these days. He combines in a gift
ed way the art of oratOry with con-
structive and inspirational thought.
FIFTH DAY.
Girvin Orchestra Quintette comes
with a record already achieved on
Chautauqua. Last year they were one
of the noteworthy attractions on the
Western Circuit of the Mutual. RAJ
mon B. Girvin, of the American Con-
servatory of Music, has built up
around himself company of peculiar
merit. Each member of this orches-
ira has won individual distinction
Anne Theresa Davault, stands out
as a pre-eminent reader and enter
tainer. Her keen insight and sympa-
thetic appreciation of the foibles, hui
mors, joys, and tragedies of every
day life have deeply enriched her
work. Her reading of the Music Mas
ter will form fitting climax to a
great Chautauqua week.-Advertise-
ment.
LOcatiOn-old City hall corner in
heart OF city.
Season Tickets-$2 adults, 81 chill
dren; war tax 10 per cent extra to
be paid at gate first day. Season tick
cts on sale at every Lancaster store.
Single AdmiSSiOn-Afternoo adult
SOC, child zoe. Evening, adult soc,
child soc. War tax included in these
prices.
Farmers--A special invitation is ex-
tended to farmers and their families
to buy season tickets and to come in
for the afternoon and evening per-
formances.
Season TicketS-To any who have
not been approached or had mailed
season tickets this is addressed. Seas
on tickets are on sale in any Lancas-
ter store. Be sure and make a big
saving by buying season tickets for
the Chautauqua.
Meet us at the Big Brown Tent in
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