Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1921-08-10
CHAUTAUQUA To Be
HERE AUGUST 1920
Rare Treat That Is Educational, HUI
morous and Entertaining Tor Both
Old and Young.

The Radcliff Chautauqua will enter
tain the people of Crossville and thu
county. for three days commencing
Thursday, August 49, There will bt
six entertainments, afternoon anc
night of each day. The entertainment
furnished is of high order, both in
pleasant entertainment and an ed
ucatioal way This season the Radcliffe
Company offers more humor than has
been the custom in the past, but this
change has in no way lowered the
character of the service they render
1t was done in the belief that after
several years of what might be termed
by some heavy mental food" they
thought best to give larger measure
of humor this year.
So much has happened in the last
few years of a world character, that
the field of entertainment as we'll as
information of our people generally
has been greatly broadened. There
fore your ability to enjoy as we'll as
quantity, quality and variety of enter
tainment has been greatly enlarged
Youshould be sure to attend every
meeting for by missing a single one
you will miss much pleasure and rich
entertainment. Season tickets-for the 7
full six entertainments cost adults |
$500, children, $Ioo; Single admissions :
so cents and rs cents.
At the close of the chautauqua last
year the following persons signed to
have it return this year. and guaran-
ted $4,000 for the three days and
nights:
Robert Potter, w. F. Bandy, F. A..
Loshbough, w. A. Reed, Geo. P Bur
net, H. l. Bilbrey, G. A. Haley, G. F.
Brookhart F. A. McCartt, w. L. Guth-
rie, NJ. F. Reed, ]. L. Rose, H. c. Hen
dley, Mrs. M. F. Reed, ]. f. Taylor,
Mrs. J, E, Taylor, G. w. Hill, John Q.
Burnett, ]. H. Findlay ($Ioo), c.
Strohm, J. L. Culp, X. l.. Bilbrey,
w. c. Elmore, J. L. Burnett, J. B. .
Johnson, Andy Elmore, Mrs. J. w.
Dorton, Mrs. F. A. Loshbough, B. A
Smith, Chas. Comstock, T. M. Irish,
Mrs. S. c. Bishop, H. R. Webb, T. F.
Brown and A. L Garrison.
Those who signed this guaranteed
chould see to it that every thing poss-
ible is done to make it success that
they will not be called on to make up
a deficite. Those who did not sign
should feel under obligations to do
something that would help the COM
munity. If it were a cheap show that
was not calculated to benefit any one,
is success would be assured. Let us
I'll give this Chautauqua our support
n every way possible and help do
something that is worth while to the
community.
Herewith we give the program for
he full threedays; read it carefully az
md you will see that there is rich G.
reat in store for all who attend: er
PROGRAM pc
Aftsrnoons-"BUILDINC A COMMU. pa
NIFTY" di
Evs.inss-"AMERlCAN IDEALS" tr
FIRST DAY-Aftsrneen as
The Venetian Ladies Quartet, Con- in
cert. an
Judge J. N. Saunders, LECTURE.
"THE VALUE OF THE INDIVID. ha
UAL" Ch
Night so
Judge J. N Saunders. Lecture me
"AMERICA'S POLITICAL IDEAL"
The Venetian Ladies Quartet Con- ins
cert. mt
SECOND DAY-Afternoon a
The Chautauqua Director. Lecture AM
"a COMMUNITY PROGRAM" up'
Arthur Irwin. .. Magic and Mirth ibl
Frank Avail. Musical Duo chs
Miss Florence Van Nostrand-ln I
Program OF Stories for Young gar
and Old. for
The Opening of the Junior Citizen ma
ship Campaign. pat
Miss Florence Van Nostrand-Play-> S