Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
Chautauqua Program
May Is to 80, 1920
FIRST DAY-TUESDAY.


FIRST DAY-TUESDAY.
AFTERNooN-Bsldy strans, Scotch Impersonstor,
Bag Pipe conet Reader Entertainer Splendid Baritone
Beatrice Baughman, Reader, Saxophons Piano. Iona
Hoover Violin, Piano. Lois Leonard Vocalist Piano. En-
ter.ainer.
EvENINC-Ssme as above, and Hilton l. Jones, "study
in Vibrations Popular Speaker, Scientific Lecture Simple
and Practical Performs wonderful experiments before his
audience recognized by National Scientific Societies all over
the world
SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY.
AFTERNooN-J Franklin Caveny Artist and Sculptor
Talks with chalk and clay, building his model before you
Marie NJ Caveny, Soprano Sooist. LEILA Cronn Pianist
and Accompanst
EVENlNC-Same above, and Henry l. Fogelmsn
"Gatting Gun" Fogeman Master Of Salesmanship Stu.
dent of Business Philosophy great help to the willing
traveller the road to success.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY
AFTERNOoN-Rev. E. C. Mobley, "America at the
Cross Roads," Native American three years pastor in
England yeT in Canada located in Paris France for
several months recently pastor in Amarillo for five years
active in community work. enthusiastic booster for ANA
ro; Of the live wires who pat over the first success.
fu Chau,auqa held in Amarillo; discusses Social and
lens based doctrine Of brotherhood applied religion
EVENING" Nothing But the Truth" great Comedy.
Drama in three acts dozen players from among the hes,
on Broadway laugh every minute bigger and bettsr
play than the ore last year with more people.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY
AFTERNOON Orchestral Entertainers, Novelty Com.
pany headed by H. j. Lealse for six years with al C.
Fieds Minsrels, best drummer in America rare whistler
and imitator plays several instruments at once initiates
animals, galoping horses train, a mill wheel Albera
kibe Clarinet Saxophone and Piano. Jusnita Sponen-
larger, Soprano Piano. Neutrality-suspicious.. Cornelia NUM-,
COnet, Saxcphonc, Piano. Singer. Everyone in company
plays xylophone and Neutrality-suspicious. Marmbsphone and
xylophone Quartet Unique Artistic, Versale something
different every minute. Also Helen wassoner Dramatic,
Humorous Versatile, a real American girl and a good
story-teler
EVENING-Orches.Eal Entertainers as above and DR..
Frank L. LOveland already known to many Amarillo peouIe
lecturer Of very great merit exponent of patriotism
and honest citizenship. His lecture community event,
call to the real spirit of Amcricanism.
FIFTH DAY-sATURDAY.
AFTERNoON-Chares r. Horners Own Companv the
big musical feature of the program twenty great artists
fourteen talented solo Program of spectacular inter-
est The most pretentous singing aggregation that has
been Chautauqua program Feature event Of the
week. chorus Of magnitude supported by an excellent
orchestra Also Dr. r. E. Pattison Kline Strategic Amer.
ica superb orator, scholar student Of economies dis.
vital questions Of the day from unbiased nonpar
standpoint.
EVENING-Entire program given by Charles F. Hor.
ners Own Company, mentioned above.
SIXTH DAY-SUNDAY
AFTERNooN-Beulsh Marty, violinist and Vocalist
Lillian Seller Pianist, Vocalist Entertainer Also DR. F. E.
Gordon, Shooting the Goal" especially valuable to young
people. Sunny humort inspiring, helpful to everybody
EVENlNC-Misses Marty and Seller. Also Jess Pugh
the JOytime Specialist closing the program with an even
ing Of happiness. real artist in expression Storyee
Humorist, and lmpersonator. None better in America
polished speaker, humor background for phioso
ply.
GET YOUR SEASON TlCKETS-lF YOU HAVE NOT
ALREADY DONE So-AND HELP TO MAKE THIS
CHAUTAUQUA THE MOST SUCCESSFUL THAT HAS
YET BEEN GIVEN IN AMARILLO.
Keep This Program for Future
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