The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-13
Opening Program Will be Given Then
with Orchestral Troubadours and
Judge Baggott as Attrac-
tons.
CONTINUES SIX DAYS
Attractions This Year are Among the
Best Possible to Secure and
Large Crowds Should
Attend.

Thursday afternoon at three o'clock
in Rand park, Keokuk's 1920 chau-
tauqua season will be opened with a
concert by the Orchestral Trouba.
dours. Following the concert will be
the organization Of the junior chau-
tauqua, and in the evening there will
be prelude by the troubadours and
a lecture by Judge Bagg0tt Of the
Dayton juvenile court.
Miss Hancock is in Keokuk now
arranging for the opening of the
chautauqua,, and for the weeks pro-
gram
The program for the week will be
the following:
First Day.
800 p. m.-Concert, Orchestral
TroubadOurs.
4:3O p. m.-Organization of junior
chautauqua.
500 .. m.-Concert Orchestral
TroubadOurs ~
8:45 p. Mcclure, "A Day in a
Juvenile Court Roland w.
Baggott, Judge Of juvenile court, Day
ton, Ohio.
Second Day.
900 a. m--Chautauqua picnic for
the juniors.
500 D. m.-Concert, Chicago Fes-
tival Quintet, in glorious feast Of
song.
500 D. m.-Concert, Chicago Fes-
tival Quintet
S:45 p. m-Lecture, with an Irish
man in the Jungles Of Africa"-Dr.
Gabriel Mcguire. !.
Third Day.
800 p. m.-Artist concert-Howard
Jaffy, violinist; Delson Conway, VIC
loncellist; SAVING Rendina, pianist.
3:45 D. m.-Lecture, "The House Of
Man'-Bill Bone, lecture-entertainer.
500 p. m.-Grand concert. Gladys
Swarthout, soprano. Celebrated con-
cert soloist with assisting artists.
Fourth Day.
300 D. m.-Recital, Princess TIE
Alta and her Indians. Indian songs,
dances and legends.
3:45 D. Mcclure, ~The Eastern
Ouestion''-Homer B. Hubert, for
twenty-five years confidential adviser
to the emperor of Korea on state and
diplomatic matters.
500 D. m.-Concert, Princess TIE
Alta and her Indians. .... -...-.....~
Fifth Day.
800 D. m.-Lecture, Shamrock and
Heather"-Prof. M. Fl. Jackson.
500 D. m.-The great Irish love
comedy, "Peg o, My Heart" by !
Hartley Manners. A New York pro
duction, cast and scenery. Played by
Laurette Taylor for over two years
at the Cort theatre, New York, and
for two years in London. First time
ever presented on chautauqua~
Sixth Day.
300 D. m.-Concert, Vierra's Roya
Hawaiians.
3:45 o. m.-Community Day
Harry r. McKeen, community speciai
ist
500 D. Unpopular concert
Vierra's Royal Hawaiians. All
Evening in Hawaii"
800 D. m.--Enterainment, jessie
Rae Taylor, famous impersonator o.
man characters.
The chautauqua hackers 1nclude
the following local people:
E. L. Williams, ]. F. Lutz, Howard
W. '" oou, ~. IldyaSi, W.. -. ~,
rane, G. S. Abel, James T. Mccarthy
G. M. Thornton, H. C. Brown, L.. a
Hamill, L. MatIess, c. D. Streeter, II
G. Hodge, j. Q. Boyd, A. G.. WustroW
H. H. Vanausdall, Geo. S. Merriam
Emma Carpenter. Hubert Schouten
j. l. Kutre, H.. P. Scanland, P. G
Benner, Jas. S. Burrows, E. l.. Al
drich, John W. Marsh, L. Gabe, H. II
Stafford, A. G.. Immegart, H. M
Beach, G. M. Covell, J. Schouten, M
F King, w. B. Collins, Pearson
Vaughan G Holbrook Co, F. ]. Weber
c. E. Warwick, Jos. J. Ayres, H. NJ
Carey, G. w. Smith, H. T. Graham
S. A. Miller, NJ. e. Nethercut, J. V
D. Mas, E. f. Renaud
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