Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-28
CHAUTAUQUA
WILL BEGIN
ON THURSDAY
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE THAT
INDUSTRIAL TICKETS WILL
BE OFFERED WORK ERS.
Program Considered
Best EUer GiUen

August 4, and will continue until
August II, bringing to this city the
best program that the chautauqua has
ever given the people Of this vicinity.
The ticket sale is proceeding at
satisfactory rate, and it is hoped that
n sufficient number of tickets will
have been disposed of by next Thurs
day to meet the guarantee for. the
Redpath management. few OF the
guarantors for the Chautauqua have
not yet visited the First State Bank
TO procure their allotment of tickets
and it is hoped that they will do so
at once that the sale of the paste
boards may be expedited as much as
possible.
Announcement was made Tuesday
by John 5. Knoertzer, member of
the Chautauqua- -Lyceum committee to
the effect that the industrial tickets
will be available again this year, the
committee having decided that in view
Of the strong demand for tickets of
t,.is kind it would be best to procure
them. 1t is understood with all Of the
solicitors that these tickets are only
for workers who cannot arrange to
attend the Chautauqua during the
day, and have only their evenings
available for the entertainment. These
tickets will be available for workers
at S1.65.
The tickets for the full list Of num-
bers of the Chautauqua are being sold
at S3.03. In both cases the price Civ
en- includes the war tax.
The interest in the Chautauqua is
evidently on the increase as the time
for the big event approaches, and with
little more endeavor on the part of
the ticket sellers it is being predicted
that sufficient number of tickets
may be sold TO meet the guarantee.
1t is expected that a meeting Of the
ticket sellers will be held within the
next few days to secure a careful
checking up Of the efforts that have
so far been made.
The program for the Chautauqua,
which has been gone into in detail
during the past few weeks is a re-
markable one from every standpoint,
and close study of it will only serve
to convince one that the 1921 Chau-
tauqua will prove to be the banner
one since they have been coming to
Alma.
The program:
Thursday Afternoon
Introductory Exercises.
Grand Concert, Oceanic Concert Co.
Thursday Night
Concert, Oceanic Concert Co.
Lecture, america Looking Ahead
Montaville Flowers.
Friday Morning
Children's Hour
Friday Afternoon
. Grand Concert, The Chapel Singers
Friday Night
! Concert, The Chapel Singers.
r Lecture, Personal Experiences
!, with the Bolsheviki in Russia" Lewis
. A. Conyis (recently returned from
, two years in Siberia.
Saturday Morning
Children's Hour
Saturday Afternoon
= Artists Recital, Harry YeazellC
= Mercer and Company
Saturday Night
{ Artists Night - Harry YcazellG
. Mercer, tenor, Harold Ayres, violinist
\ Katharine Ridgeway, In Interpreta
D tive Recital.
!, Monday Morning
G Children's Hour
{ Monday Afternoon
= Prelude, (To be announced)
\ Lecture, "Crime-Its Cause, Prac
o tice and Prevention" Harry j. Loose
r Monday Night
GAS You Like It," Ben Greet Play
ers in Shakespeare's great comedy.
Tuesday Morning
Childrens Hour
Tuesday Afternoon
Popular Concert, National Nal
Quartet.
r Tuesday Night
& Popular Concert, National Nal
e Quartet.
n Illustrated Lecture, "The Trut
It About Mexico" .Dr. Frederick Monse
n Wednesday Morning
: Children's Hour
n Wednesday Afternoon
d Lecture, "The Perils of Democra
d cy," DR.. Frank l.. Loveland.
Wednesday Night
n "The Man from Home," Grea
e American comedy drama, New Yor
t, Cast.
p Thursday Afternoon
N Prelude, (To be announced)
It Lecture-R Recital, flames Whitcom
Riley" Wallace Bruce Amsbary.
.e Thursday Night
l. Prelude, ITO be announced)
l. Ralph Bingham, Fun-Maker Es
traordnary.