Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-06-02
1920 CHAUTAUQUA
PROGRAM COMPLETE
REDPATH.VAWTER SYSTEM Of
FERS A STRONG PROGRAM FOR
THIS YEARS EVENT.
GREAT BAND WILL APPEAR HERE
Chautauqua Opens on Sunday After.
noon, June 18th, and Closes June
19. Get Your Tickets now.

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19. Get Your Tickets now.
The annual chautauqua for 1922
opens on Sunday afternoon, June 18th
| and continues during the entire week
winding up with rousing program or
Saturday evening, June 10Th. The
sessions will be held on the Centra
school grounds. These grounds are
centrally located and are accessible
from all directions, making an idea
place for Chautauqua session. The
season tickets are at the Farmers &
all those who signed for tickets, should
go to the bank and get them, and thus
save the committee lot of hard work
selling the guaranteed number of tick
cts. Season tickets are $2.25 plus
war tax of % cents, making the total
amount for the entire course of enter
tainments and lectures, $2.48. Twenty
entertainments for $2.4S or IA " cents
per entertainment.
At nine o'clock each morning of the
chautauqua competent director Of
young peoples activities will organize
the children into junior chautauqua
and on the afternoon Of the closing
day the youngsters will give page
ant "The County Fair"
The afternoon sessions begin at 2:30
for the opening concerts, and lectures
begin at 3:05. The evening programs
begin at 500 and the evening lee
lures at S:35.
Following is the complete program:
Sunday, June 18th.
Columbia players in bright musi-
cal program especially arranged for
the day. Vesper service at 400 P.
M. Single admission Accents.
Evening.
Edwin NJ. Whitney presenting that
wholesome, heart-gripping story,
"Turn to the Right Admission s.
cents.
Monday, June 14th.
9:OOA. NJ, Children's Work.
2:3O P. M. Dorothy Cole & COM
pany. Some clever folks.
3:O5 P. M. Hon. w. z. Wenner in an
inspiring lecture for man and boy,
(also girls). "a Square Deal for Jack. :
Evening.
Dorothy Cole and Company.
Nathanie, Rubinkan Commander OF
Subj Chaser No. 3S in the War Zone,
gives graphic account of U-Boat sink
a., A Il SE cpntc
Tuesday, June 18th.
900 A. NJ, Children's Work.
1880 Preiude-Recita by soloists
from the Criterion Male Quartette.
3:05, DR.. Robert Johnston, one of
Canada's foremost citizens and preach
ers on "a Modern Jonah" Admission
55 cents.
Evening.
The Criterion Male Quartette, OF
New York, rich and rare musical
treat. Come ye music lovers and en-
Joy the treat. Admission Is cents.
Wednesday June 10th.
900 A. NJ, Children's Work.
10000 A. M, one of the most inter-
esting and racy lectures. y"In Other
Mems Shoes" by Oney Fred Sweet.
2:30 Weber's Great Band, in full
program. Admission 55 cents.
Evening.
Weber's Prize Band Of America in
a splendid musical festival, assisted
by Katherine Hoch, soloist. Admis-
sion IS cents.
Thursday, June 18th.
900 A. NJ, Children's Work.
1O:00 A. NJ, Americas Tomorrow"
by John Marvin Dean.
200 P. NJ, Congressman Henry A.
Barnhart presents an Illuminating lee
ture-entertainment, Congress in Ac-
ton" Admission 55cents.
Evening.
Nothing but the Truth" a great
laugh fest presented by VIM. ]. Kingh-
lev, and a full New York Cast. Ad-
mission IS cents.
Friday, June 18TH.
900 A. NJ, Children's Work.
2:SO P. NJ, Prelude by the Premier
Artists.
3:O5 P. M. Congressman Phil. P.
Campbell, of Kansas gives his timely
lecture, What of the Republic" Adj
mission 55 cents.
Evening.
The Premier Artists, in special
musical offering. A happy combi-
nation of classical, tuneful and pop
ular vocal and instrumental music.
Admission IS cents.
Saturday, June 18th.
900 A. NJ, Children's Work.
1000 A. NJ. "The Great American
Home" lecture by Cotton Noe, Ken
tucky humorist and poet.
$3.50 P. NJ, Pageant-"The County
Fair" by the junior chautauqua folks.
3:O5 P. NJ, Stone-Platt-Bragers
trio. present a musical program with
melody, action, humor and pep. Ad-
mission 40 cents.
Evening.
The Stone-Platt- Bragers Trio in a
real big, ver-to-be-forgotten prelude.
Ada Ward, that bright and clever
woman, presenting an entertainment
full of humorous and witty stories, en-
titled, ''You Americans" Admission So
cents.
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