Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-25
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OPENING PROGRAM THIS AFTER-
NOON BY COLUMBIA
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This afternoon at $3.50. O'Clock the.
big seven.day chautauqua commences:
the opening program to be given by the:
Columbia Players, a company Of six:
young ladies. The chautauqua this
year will be located in the same place.
on the high school grounds, and will be-
housed in new tent. If you have not
already secured your season ticket you
had better see n. n. Bergheim at once.
The price Of the adult season ticket
purchased Of the guarantors is $2.48
and when purchased at the grounds
from the company it is $3.50. Children g
tickets are $l.10. -~
Following is the complete program
for the chautauqua, the time of each
program and. the single admission
prices: =
49,. Friday, June Is
Afternoon $3.50 p. M, 3:05 p. m.
Columbia Players, six bright. and
jolly musicians start the great week
with a snappy program. Admission,
36c, tax &c, Total 40c., 4 p. m. Organi-
zation of the Children g Work.
Evening $500 p. m.,' 1885 p. m.
+. Columbia Players again. Edwin M.
Whitney in a monologue, presenting
that wholesome and fascinating COM
edy, "Turn to the Right.' Admission
soc, tax Sc, total 55c.
Saturday, June 26.
Dorothy Cole g. Company. Some
clever folks, these. Hon. W. E. Wen
,ner, in an inspiring lecture for man
of boy (also girls,) "a. Square Deal
for Jack" Admission 45c, tax SC, total
SOC. -
Dorothy Cole and her folks again.
This is very talented company
Ralph B. Dennis, discussing "Russia
or iAmerica-whicha" Nothing more
vital or worth while viii appear ell
week. Free for all discussion after
the lecture. Admission SOC, tax Sc,
total 55c. -.-'>l
Sunday, June a. 4
Prelude with solos by members Of
the Criterion Quartet. DR.. Robert
Johnston one of Canada's foremost
citizens and preachers, lectures on CA
Modern JONAH Admission SOC, tax
SC, total 55c. 4:O0 p. m.-Vesper SER
vice.. s-9..Iz
Criterion Quartet. A rich, rare treat
is in store for all music lovers. Spec.
ial sacred program. Do not miss it.
Admission CSC, tax 7c, total 75c..
Monday, June 28. e. s.
900 a. m.-Children $ Work. 10:005
a. m.--One Of the most interesting and
and racy. Of lectures. j.. g In Other.
Mems Shoes, - by onsy Fred sssweetss::
Weber's Great Band in full pro-
gram. Admission soc, tax Sc, total 55c.
Weber's Prize Band of America in
q splendid musical festival, assisted by
Katherine Hoch, soloist. Admission
CSC, tax, 7c, total 75c-
Tuesday, June 20.
900 a. m.-Children 8 Work. 10:00
a. m-t America g Tomorrow by
John Marvin Dean. This is one Of the
real thrills of the weeks events.
Cong. Henry A. Barnhart presents
an Illuminating lecture-entertainment,
"Congress in Action.'' Admission SOC,
tax SC, total 55c.
"Nothing But the Truth,'' great
laugh fest, presented by VIM. J. Keigh-
ley and full New York cast. Admis-
sion Csc, tax 7c, total Use.
wednesday, June 80.
900 q. m.-Children Is Work. Pre-
lude by the Premier Artists. Cong.
Phil p. Campbell of Kansas gives his
timely lecture, "What of the Re-
pubici" Admission Soc, tax Sc, total
55c; 4-~-5* =
The Premier Artists, 3 splendid
musical offering. "A happy combination
of classical, tuneful and popular vocal
and instrumental music. Admission
CSC, tax 7c; total 75c. - ,.-'>..-::
= 1huEDdaY, July I. =.
r 900 Z. m.-Children's s Work. 1000
q. m.-f'The Great American Home"
a lecture by Cotton Noe, = Kentucky.
humorist and poet. Pageant.-9'Co County;
Fair, by the Junior Ghautauqua folks:
stone:Platt- -Bragers trio, present q
musical program with melody, action
humor and pep. Admission a6c, tax
&c, total 40c.
The Stone!Platt-Bragers Trio in q
real big never-to-be-forgotten prelude.
Ada Ward, that bright and clever
woman, presents an entertainment full
of humorous and witty stories, entitled,
"You Americans" Admission SOC, tax
SC, total 55c. =,