Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
CHAUTAUQUA f'
OPEN SEPT. IS
Bigger and Better Than Ever
is Promise of the SWarth-
more Association

The Swarthmore Chautauqua
which last fall attracted many hun
dreds of people in this city and vi
cinity to the big tent at the corner
of Fayette and Maple streets every
night for a week, will arrive in this
city on Tuesday, September IL 10
present If possible, an even more at
tractive program than that OF last
season. at the same location. AS
this c~hautauqua season marks the
Swarthmore's tenth anniversary, Ell
forts, it is claimed, have not peen
futile to make this years the pest
program presented by the circuit
chautauqua since its beginning IN
the East in 1912. Few who Witness
ed the performances of last year
would care to miss the treats whlch
the advance programs claim are IN
cluded in the anniversary program.
Included in the six afternoon and
evenings are seven important iec-
lures OF such note as DIR. Gregory
Zilborg, under-secretary of the ke-
rensky cabinet in Russia, ana LIZ.
Frank Bohn, prominently known IN
international and social world move
ments, while the musical programs
are so varied hat it seems every
ones musical preference has been
foreseen. THE Bohemian Girl" with
full cast, chorus and orchestra, to
be presented on the fifth night is ex-
pected to attract a large crown while
the comedy-drama, ~Nothing But
the TRUTH" will no doubt prove lust
as popular. However, many when
reading the program viii feel tnat
the best has been saved until the
last when The White Hussars,. a
group of nine musicians, each glIteu
with rare and instrumental talent
will complete a full evenings pro-
gram. lii
NOT he forgotten but on the contrary
will be very much in evidence on the
last afternoon, the afternoon Of n
Junior Chatauqua pageant. n
| Punch and Judy show. The parents,
1t is said. will enjoy the kiddies' day
| TOO as we'll as the children who W.T.
| ness or take part that day..
Season tickets have cen distrlput-
| ed among the guarantors and may
now be secured at Albert Icons store
| at the corner Of State and Smith
| streets. or from Barnekov & PETE on
| State street, as'well as from the otner
| guarantors who are Joseph +. wal
ker. Rev. Herbert e. Hatchman,
| Thomas Hanson, Leo Goldberger'
| Adrian Lyon, CnarleS n. Sediiohi
| Jr. Isaac Alpern, Theodore Spawn.
DR.. Martin S. Meinzer, DR.. Elmont
w. Bedell. Morgan +. Larson, Mayor
| William Wilson, Florence L~eathers,
George Parsons. Ruth Parisen. Frank
Dorsey, Paul Steele, George T. Wog-
lom John NJ. .~Jorgensen. Earl Lake,
N. Christian Nielsen. J. Melville an
ming, Leslie Crowell. Leo Weinstein'
Max Wurtzel and Dr.. w. e. Ramsay
Season tickets only are counted for
the guarantors so as the guarantors
are working for the interests of the
people, the people in turn are urged
to purchase the seaso tickets in ad-
vance and thus help the guarantors
in their campaign for a big attend
ance at every performance. Those
who were in any way annoyed by
restless children last year will not
be so annoyed this season. as the
guarantors have been assured IN a
letter from the directors that the
discipline is to be better. The att
ernoon performances will begin al
3:45 o'clock and the evening pertor-
mances at 8.