Deming graphic., 1921-02-22
RADCLIFFE CHAUTAU0UA

The local Chatauqua Committee de-
sireS to announce March IL, 10 and II
as the dates upon which the Radcliffe
Chautauqua will be- held here. The
Bureau at Washington promises the
people of our Community an musu-
ally attractive and varied program
No time or effort has been spared
by Mr.. Radcliffe to bring to nearly
1000 OF Americas smaller communi-
ties that spirit Of civic pride and
worldwide outlook which hitherto
has been expected only in the large
cities.
II will he great Community asset
IA real festival Of inspiring music,
wholesome amusement and lectures
by men Of vision and leadership who
will discuss topics on ubjects IN
which every American is vitality con-
cerned. In building the program the
utmost care was exercised In engag'
ing only artists whose ability on the
public platform has been thoroughly
tried and proven. Each is real ar
tist in his or her line thereby assur'
ing musical treats Of the highest
character
In the series Of lectures the keynote
Of Americanism and American ideals
will be sounded with clarity that
will grip ALL The messages are timed
TO the needs Of the hour. They will
he accurate. vigorous and delivered
In virile, convincing style. In brief
the program in its entirety, will touch
all phases OF life for the help, en-
lconrngement and entertainment Of all
kinds Of people.
The Chautauqua Director will he
w. r. Adams Of Seattle, Wash, and
in addition to being in charge of
the program he will speak on the Sec
ond day. The other lecturers and en-
tertainers are:
Edward TomlinSon, Of Atlanta, Ga.
'the brillian young American orator
who explained America to the British
Army"
Harry Hibschman. l.. l.. d., OF Spo'
kane. wash. Lawyer, Official A. T.. +
lecturer In France; Member of the
Council OF Defense and Of the Commit
tee Of Public Defense.
Oakley Concert Trio. Presenting
piano. violin and cello trios; baritone
soprano and contralto trioS; solos or
trombone. cello and violin. Fourth sea
son with Radcliffe.
The winters Entertainers-Mr. ant
Mrs Emerson Winters In pianol0gues
dramatic sketches whistling bird i'm
litatious. sketches In cotmue, etc. Tel
wears o., the platform.
Franz Awnii-native Hawaiian en-
tertainer in program Of selections ol
the ukelele and steel guitar lof whicl
ne is a master), singing and talks OF
Hawaiian customs.
Miss Marybelle IAhatte-Director o.
Junior Activ.til IN gram Of storiei
for young and old.
Miss alice Mackcnzlc-in planologue
piano solos and Scotch dialect songs.
Americnn-All Detachment-con
ing Of a squad ~ eight men under tn
lcommand Of commissioned office
from vnrious recruit educational cen
tcrs of the government IN "A program
OF drills. popular songs, short speech'
and other entertainment features.
The price of an adult season ticke
TO the Chautauqua for the entir'
three-day program ds $500 and
lchild's season ticket SlOO. All TN
proceeds from the sale Of season tick
cts. as well as all single admissions
belong to the local Committee ans
the profit. after expenses are paid
win be used In connection with pro
noting the welfare and interest Of tn
community.
The price of an adult season ticke
A meeting OF the Chautauqua com
mlttee is called for o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the chamber of commerce
Those who guaranteed the sale Of thu
tickets for this year are as follows:
CLYDE Earl Ely, NJ. :. NOrd, A. {
Heyman. b. NJ. Groves, r. II. wilkins
lB. J.. Wheatley. &. G. Sutton. W. a
Toyrea, w G. Childers. J. e. Sage
IG. G.. wehmhoener, J V. Schurtz, w