The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-06-30
Aautauqua to Open
in This City Saturday

W& CtfuIutHttS. lue committee IN
charge Of the arrangements report
everything moving along in fine
style. The season ticket sale is being
Kspidly pushed, and everybody is
uyged to cooperate with the guar
antors in the purchase Qf these tick
cts. 1t is only through the sale Of
the season tickets that the guarantee
necessary to bring the Chautauqua
can be made good. The attendance
at two or three numbers pays for a
sWson ticket, so if you are only
planning on attending few times,
purchase one Of these and help the
local men in their efforts to make
this year big success.
he Chautauqua tent will be To-
Gated at the school the same as last
year. The big tent arrives Thursday
lnjght and will be up Friday so that
We're will be nothing to interfere
with the program starting in the reg
ular manner on Saturday afternoon.
In the morning at 10 Miss Clara
Cant will entertain the children for
an hour. This entertainment is free
to all children whether they have
season tickets or not. Miss Cant is
very capable entertainer, and is
student in dramatic art. She will
Igive the children an hour of story
Yelling and some of her work will
deal with American and European
literature.
The regular hours for the-after-
noon and evening entertainment will
be 3 100 and 500. It is important
Nat everybody remember the Red
path motto of punctuality, and that
fl1 programs will begin exactly on
xl,e hour.
Y THE opening numbers of the
Chautauqua will be especially strong.
In the afternoon the Oceanic Con-
cert Company will give a musical
number. This organization is COM
posed Of five young ladies who have
had great deal of experience in this
work.
During the war they served over
seas as the Overseas Quintet and
+ their work here has been highly COM
mended by General Pershing. They
will give numbers consisting of ex-
. ltremely fine music, both instrument
tai and vocal. While there is not
cheap number on their program, it is
so given that every one can under
stand and appreciate it.
In the evening after a prelude by
the Oceanic Company one of the
best lectures on the program will be
given by Montaville Flowers. Mr.
Flowers is one of the best known
Tdblicists in the country today, and
uhe speaks from a wide experience.
He has devoted practically his en-
tire life to this work and is writing
y book on his lectures subjects. The
title to his work will be "America
y booking Ahend," a subject in which
every true American is very much
interested. Mr.. Flowers is business
man and his lecture is one given
from the standpoint of the business
man. None can afford to miss hear
ing this vital topic discussed as Mr..
Flowers is capable of doing.
Mr.. Flowers is noted for his en-
ergy and personality. His life has
been a very busy one, and his ex-
g9rience varied. Mr.. Flowers lee
lures have been likened to cathe-
drals because of their lofty ideals
and impressive structure. This lee
= hpe which he will present in Mt.
Sterling, is one no American can af-
ford to miss.
The entire program is well balanc-
ed and each day assures a good en-
tertainment. The. program by days
follows:
First Observation-Disclosures Ex-
yercises, Grand Concert, Oceanic Con-
cert Company. admission 55 and SOC.
First Night Concert, Oceanic
Concert Company. Lecture, "Amer-
lea Looking Ahead" - Montayille |
Flowers. Admission 55c and SOC.
Second Morning-Children's hour.
Second Afternoon - Grand Con-
cert, The Chapel Singers Admission
55c and SOC.
Second Night = Concert, The
Chapel Singers. Lecture personal