The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-23
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ton, An Oriental Pageant. lie VIII APP =
pear in oriental costumes and his lecture :
win deal with the life and customs of 8
the people of the Near East, which he will
in endless String of witticisms, funny =
descriptions and serious minded express
sions of the beautiful and true.
On Sunday, Aug. 2S a suitable pro- {
gram will be arranged and for which no :
admission viii be charged. The Eekhoff-
Calafemina company will appear.
The program for the afternoon of the {
second day, Monday, Aug. ~. Will be s
rendered by Miss Grace and Miss Frances :
Hoyt, Vermont girls, who will give I'M
presentations. action songs, ballads, duets
and solos. They will be assisted by Harry
Wilhelm as accompanist and pianist.gfa
! has been stated. the Misses Hoyt were {
! heard in concert in New York last winter :
by Brattleboro woman, who says their
work is of the highest order. Mr.. Viii
helm was on the circuit last season,
i The same company will give concert
in the evening and this will be followed
by a lecture on child life by Mrs. Helen
Il. Paulsen, whose subject Will be Mother
! Goose and Your Town. Mrs. Paulsen Is
a mother, a teacher, normal Instructor
and a lecturer who has Travelled through II
every state of the Union observing par
ents and their children, and sees children
as the hope of America. She uses tiny /
: figures representing Mother Goose char
: acters in visualizing the different phases
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its character.
: On Tuesday afternoon, Aug 30 the |
] Howell Concert party will present an en-
E joyable program of vocal and instrument
7 tai music. The party consists of three |
e people. The Welsh baritone. James Lewis |
$ Howell, was one of the leading baritones
of the Montreal Opera company few
! years ago and recently has been deyoting
his entire time to recital and OratOrio !
: work He was sOloiSt at the Atlantic
Il City Steel Pier. Nina Prettyman Howell, !
the violinist. is one of the leading figures
in concert and amateur orchestral work
in Philadelphia. She has been associated
several years with Mr.. Howell in recital
work. Miss Bessie Phillips, the contralto
of the company, has had extensive con-
cert experience, having appeared with
It Leps and his symphony orchestra at Will
low Grove and in other sooist roles. She
is one of the coming concert singers of the
East
ei In the evening of the same day the
i Howell party win render another pro-
n gram and will be followed by Arthur
u Hunt Chute, author and publicist, who
was foreign correspondent in the first and
a second Balkan wars North Africa, Mex
e leo and South America He is a contrib
. utor to the North American Review.
p Blackwoods, Harpers. Golfers, etc, and
IS leader writer for the Wall Street jour
: nal. He was the author of The Real
q front and The Land of Youth His sub
e iect will be The New World Spirit
? Young Canada-Young America.
The Operate Orchestral club which
II comes here with the cast of the Bohemian
> Girl. which will be presented Wednesday
evening. will give a concert the afternoon
$ of the third day, Wednesday. in the
l. evening Arthur Wooley. who took the
,, part of Sir Joseph in Pinafore two years
e ago, will direct the bohemian Girl COM
2. pany.
y ,,,r.;oa1 advertisements nv tho NTatro
e politan artists will open the afternoon
II program Thursday. Sept. /. and this will
e be followed by a lecture. The Business of
Men, by Fred Dale Wood, who has trav-
eled widely and is one of the best in
T" formed men before the public He has
lectured in every territorial possession
II and state of the Union but one. He be-
gan as a 50-cents- a-day bricklayer and
has worked himself up by dint of perseyer-
;. ance and native ability. He studied law
:, and was admitted to the bar and has
been prominent In the political life of his
: home state. Nevada.
The comedy drama. 1t Pays to Adver-
9 tiSe. will be presented by the Chautauqua
. Players Thursday evening under the di
! rection of Elizabeth Il. Oliver who ap-
: lpeared in The Man from Home, The For
tune Hunter, and Rebecca of SunnybrOok
Farm. given here in past years during
the Chautauqua series.
Il Junior Holidays, pageant in which
\ all the characters are local children. and
y flor which they will have rehearsed every
Il morning during the Chautauqua stay
: there. will be presented the afternoon of
Il the closing day. Friday. In addition TO
4 this John Mangels, known as 1.-THE talk
ative hoop juggling jester viii entertain
II the audience. and viii be followed by a
! concert by Eierra's Hawaiians, which sets
j the standard for Hawaiian music in
Il America. The company to appear here
: will include George W. Vierra himself
u Steel guitar selections by Mr.. Kalani
1 are feature of every program.
y concert program by Nierras Ha-
II waiians and an entertainment by Ned
: WOodman, cartooniSt. viii be the closing
u features of Chautauqua week Friday
Il night. Mr.. Woodman's entertainment is
: Ieititled \ Cartoon and Comedy Review.
II and is filled with spicy and original wit
i ticisms. He has gained a national repu-
v tation both from newspaper contributions
ii and from his Lyceum and Chautauqua
: successes.
In addition to the program as outlined
Il above there will be short lecture by the
y Chautauqua superintendent at the open
d ing of each afternoon program and daily
i sessions of the junior Chautauqua will
y be held at 3 o'clock the forenoon of each
n day beginning Monday. The first junior
: meeting will be held Saturday afternoon