The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-06
Com munity
 Chautauqua
 For Fairfield

Fairfield is to have community Chautauqua from August 27th to September 1st. Entertainment Will be furnished by magicians, lecturers purpose of this Chautauqua is to raise money for the Fairfield Chapter of the American Legion to promote their activities The town committee Of which William O. Burr and Charles Saunders are president and vice pres ident, respectively, have announced the following program:
 First day: ZOO, Junior Chautauqua events S:0O, opening entertainment, Syracuse Varsity quartet A program of college songs sung in the college manner with banjo interludes and other college features.
 Second Day: 9:OO, Junior Chautau- qua. 2:3O, novelty entertainment, Arion entertainers. S:0o, novelty prelude, Arion entertainers S:15, 1ec- ture, Quick Passing the Buck'-Sher- man Rogers
 Third Day: 200, Junior Chautau- qua 2:3O, instrumental and vocal Englanders. S:30, magic mirth and mystery. Brush. the great (children's night.)
 Fourth Day: 9:OO, Junior Chautau- qua 2:30, instrumental and vocal concert, International Concert Party. S:OO, concert prelude, International Concert Party. S:45, humorous lec- ture Just Between Ourselves" Strickland and Gillian.
 Firth Day: 9:00, Junior Chautauqua. 9:3O, lecture, ''The Divine Rights of the Child,'' Leonara M. Lake, S:00. | dramatic production: The Cinderella | Man or 'The Sign of the Cross,' with a special scene and players who are | famous on Broadway.
 Sixth Day: 9:00, Junior Chautauqua. l o.o nf fnTha CrniSP of the Jollity," Junior boys and girls
 3:oO. Indian entertainment, Princess Nacomee company. $500. Indian music, Princess Nacomee company. | S:45, lecture, up From Savagery,
 Chief Tahan.
 The hours listed above are subject to change by special announcement. This year an extra day for which no charge is made has been added to the program. This extra day falls on | Sunday and the entire program for the day will be arranged by and in | charge of the local committee.
 Strickland Gillian. Americas fore most humorist author of the famous line "Off Agin, On Agin, Gone Agin, 1 F'innigin," speaks the fourth night of the Chautauqua. He calls his evening of smiles Just Between Ourselves ' He is well known in Europe and America as a humorous lecturer and also through his numerous stories and
  ly well known is Sherman Rogers, the | Billy Sunday of the industrial world 1 His stirring articles have appeared many times in the Saturday Evening ! Post and the Outlook and his talks before labor unions and other gath
 erings of capital have been we'll re- ceived. He will speak on the second lay.
 One of the most interesting fea- | sures of the entertainment will be the Arion entertainers These all stal entertainers include Miss Anne Var
 ner Barker who is a clever chalk talk
 artist, clay modeler, ventriloquist
 or of a distinct novelty, ''The Animated Doll" Master Winslow II Monroe House, a wonderful boy so-
 orano from Trinity church, Boston,
 is also with the company. Miss Pear 1 Gonser, harpist and pianist and Miss will also add her charms to the enter
 ainment by the Arions which takes l place twice on the second day. il ''Mother Lake" as she is called is a wonderful mother with a big hear
 and an understanding soul Hel words, her presence, and her. spiri are an inspiration to old and young ''The Divine Right of a Child" Hel
 inf1uene has helped to make bette gI parents of better children
 II The International Concert party l: going to furnish concerts consists o
 gems from the most popular opera
 on the fourth day. The party is com | posed of four artists, Miss Etta $ Bradley, of Boston, dramatic soprano
 Ben Redden, also of Boston, operati
 tenorm Harry D. Newcomb, Canadia'
 barton, of All Saints Cathedral a Halifax, Nova Scotia; and William