The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-12
cHAuTAuouA PROGRAM.
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Crystal Palace London, where the at
tendance was 10000 paid admissions
in one day. At Willow Grove they
played for 100000 people in one day.
In Sydney, Australia, the town hall,
seating 5000 people, was sold out for
two weeks in advance
An added musical attraction will be
provided on the last day, but the de-
tails concerning it are not vet avail
able Other than that the complete
program follows.
Tuesday, Aug. II. Afternoon at 3
Q 'clock-Series lecture, Chautauqua SUI
perintendent; concert and entertain-
ment. the AIcGrath Batting entertain
ers, the best banjo team in America
Evening at 7.3O O'Clock Concert
and entertainment-Th McGrath Bat
ting entertainers; lecture, Chancellor
George H. Bradford, This Way Up The
How, When and Where of your own
way up is interpreted by this masterful
man.
Wednesday,, Aug. 10. Afternoon at
$50 cloek-Series lecture. Chautau-
Qua superintendent; concert, Suwannee
River quartet. Their voices blend
beautifully in a splendid Interpretation
of Negro character and characteristics
They introduce also banios, guitars,
and mandolins. They deserve the
title, The Finest Negro Quartet in the
Country
Evening at 7.3o o'clock-Concert.
Suwannee River quartet; illustrated
lecture, DIR. Edward Burton Macdowell,
Around the World A remarkable trav-
elogue illustrated by colored photog
raphic transparencies and motion pic
lures, all of which have been personally
developed and painted by DR.. Meadow
ell himself
Thursday, Aug. 10. Afternoon at
go o clock-Series lecture, Chautau-
qua superintendent; concert, Russian
Cathedral choir Selected in open con-
test by the former ear as the four best
singers in all the Russias Recognized
rs one of the world 5 finest quartets
Harmony magnificent!
Evening at 7.30 o'clock-Concert,
Russian Cathedral choir; lecture, DR.
Frank Bohn, Revolutionary Europe. An
informing and convincing lecture by
one of the country 3 foremost political
economists. DIR. Bohn has been through
these seething countries of Europe per-
sonally and viii tell the facts of the
hour and their far reaching effects.
iludyS Aug ~. AIlGEHuOh at lou
o 'cloek-Leeture, Minosaku Toshi
Yamamoto, What of Japan? An in
forming and convincing address on in
ternational affairs as they are affected
BY the Far Eastern situation. A new
Interpretation of American Japanese
relations; full concert, the ''Kilties -
band, under the personal management
of T.. p. J. Power.
Evening at 7,3O o 'clock-Grand con-
cert by the - Kilties band They
appear both afternoon and evening in
fun killed regimentals, making a strik
ing appearance. Numerous special fea-
lures, including solo numbers, Scotch
dancing by William Smart, the world
famous dancer, and the bagpipes.
Saturday, Aug. 81. Afternoon at 2.30
o clock-Jolly Folly, the chautauqua
! clown. You will have to come to see
what this is; McDonough Synott en-
| tertainers, one of the most popular en-
tertainment companies in Chautauqua
work.
Evening at 7.3O Comedy
| drama, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm.
Kate Douglas Wiggin 5 popular story
| which has proved as successful on
screen and stage as in book form. Pre-
scented with special scenery by the
| Chautauqua players.
Sunday, Aug. %. A special program
! to be announced, suitable to the day.
Monday, Aug %. Afternoon at 2.30
O 'clock-Junior Chautauqua pageant.
| And the boys and girls viii tell you,
that is invitation enough; Just Fun,