The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
THE CHAUTAUQUA
MEETS APPROVAL
AND EXPEDITIONS
OF CANON PEOPLE
Programs are all of High Order
and Have Won Great Praise
from the People.


ing the high expectations of its friends
and patrons and gives promise of 60
ing into history as the best of its kind
ever given in Canon City There is
versatility, vigor and excellence to 3:
that commends itself to the public.
and will leave a pleasant memory with
its patrons. All of the numbers thus
far staged have been of a high order
of merit. and have won compliment
and praise from those who saw and
lostened to them In the Premier cir
cult this year the Redpath-Horne~
company are giving the people of Col
orado an unusually high class series
of entertainments which have as their
objective the encouragement of pa
ttriotism, social and civic uplift and
individual inspira tion and heipfulness
A 1920 Chautauaua ticket is worth
many times its cost to the purchaser,
and those who are without one are
losing a real push toward better
things.
The entertainments Sunday and
Monday were splendid and were al
ernest of the intellectual treats in
store daily during the remairde~ ~
the week The program today is OF
the same high order Of excellence, and
it will be no less worthy tomorrow
and the days that are to follow. Mon
day afternoon and evening the Cav
envs. in the role of sculptor. soprano
and pianist were great, and achieved
a triumph that was at once merited
and enthusiastic. Lightning mono
logue accompanies Franklin Caveny's
fingers whether he is drawing with
chalk, building pictures with vari-
colored rags or modelling with clay.
Mr.. Caveny is assisted by both Mrs
Marie NJ. Cayeny. soprano. and an ac-
complished pianist The combina-
tion results in sn exceptionally pleas
ing entertainment
A charming feature of their very de-
lightful program Monday afternoon
and evening was the illustration of
trations were made by Caveny while |
the singing was going on. Caveny is !
a humorist and there are many sur
prises in watching his work as mod |
eler in clay and in listening to his |
discourses. The Cavenys have been !
on the Chautauqua circuit for years. |
and their magnificent work have made |
them favorites everywhere over |
seas during the war with Germany !
they were among the most successful /
of the soldier boys.
A remarkable feature of Monday |
evenings program was the lecture OF |
I Of
of human efficiency. salesmanship and |
student of business philosophy. He |
is dynamo of human power and is |
in commercial affairs what Billy Sun !
day is in religious evangelism. He Is |
a yeritable gatling gun on the lecture |
platform. He probably understands |
more of the science of salesmanship. |
both in theory and practice. than any |
man in America today, He has trained |
more statesmen and delivered more |
Go get 'em" ginger talks to statesmen |
than any man.
Fogleman is PEP. His thought fac
tory has been working overtime and
piled up a whale of supply chain
lightning English. He fires this at
you 500 words to the mine-au same
gatling gun. There never was
nickname more apt Fosleman sells
himself 10 you in one-halt minute NAT
He could sell YOU the town hall and
throw in the postoffice and next years
ChautauQua all in the same breath.
He is the last word in vigor. force
fulness and conviction. and is as in
teresting rs he is energetic.
This afternoon there was superb
lecture by Ernest c. Mobley on
America at the Cross-Roads. He
is master of vigorous. effective ora
tory and made a fine impression On
his auditors He has lived in Paris.
England and Canada. although an
American by birth and in sentiment
He waS press representative at the
international peace conference and
told ChautauQua patrons this after
noon some inside history OF that IA
nous gathering of diplomats. states
men and soldiers. He gave some
very cogent reasons for the preseni
political and economic unrest He is
kindly, philosophical friend of man
kind ana an entertaining. convincing
speaker. His lecture today was
great study of international problems
in relation to the United States
Tonight DIR. Frank L. Loveland VIII
give his gripping. realitsic lecture. lis
America Worth Savinge" This VIII
be a masterful address. and those who
neglect 1t will miss great opportu-
nifty.
Tomorrow afternoon Chautauquans
will be favored with program by the
Orchestral Entertainers" with Her.
bert Leake in porminent role This