The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-12
cAAuTAuouA PROGRAM
Four Fridays With Attractions At
ternoon and Evening.

The citizens OF this vicinity are to
enjoy treat within few weeks
when the Redpath Chantauqua will
present its program Of eight enter
tainments under the title Winter
Chautauqua.' AS the Winter Chau-
tauqua covers q number of weeks Il
VIII be easy to attend every session,
thus getting full benefit OF the course
provided.
This years program measures up to
the high standard already set by the
Redpatl Bureau in both their sum
mer and winter activities while the
cost OF the season ticket is most rea-
sonablc
The first day brings program Of
music and entertainment. In the
afternoon Miss Ethel Hinton. known
as the Sunshine Girl and the Girl
Of many Dialects will offer new
character sketches in song and dia-
lect. A concert of charm and diver
sity will follow in the evening. with
Miss Louise Stallings soprano, Win.
ston Wilkinson, yiolinist and Miss
Marie Maloney, pianist. America
once looked to Europe for genius
nov she finds within Ter own gates
rare ability which has won laurels for
American talent throughout the
world
Homer G. Boblitt, the we'll known
publicist and orator Is bringing a
message OF everyday affairs TO the
everyday man. His lecture "Smould-
ering Embers' will be delivered on
the afternoon OF the second Chautau-
qua day.
One OF the outstanding features OF
Chautauqua week Is the play Friend
ly Enemies" ON the evening of the
second day. A company of metro
politan players VIII appear in the
well known Broadway success. One
famous critic has saiu Of this COM
fdy. 1T has the fun of Potash and
Perlmutter. and the pathos of the
Music Master"
On the afternoon OF the third day,
Vierras Hawiians will offer a pro-
gram Of Hawaiian muse in both the
instrumental selections and the bal
lads. Albert S. Vierra is said to be
the greatest ballad singer the Islands
have produced
The evening session OF the third
day brings DR. VIM. Rainey Bennett
with his inspiring lecture, THE Man
Who Cam His theme, lie can who
tn nks he can" rich in facts, fun and
fancy carries a potent message TO
the old and the young, and his hear
ers carry home that something
which inspires them to bigger things
and helps in the problems of every
day
The afternoon of the Fourth Day is
for the kiddies primarily, but the
grown ups too find Clemens Marion
cites. in Jack and the Beanstock'
and punch and Judy real barrel
of tun
"Joy night follows on the evening
OF the fourth day, and II VIII be
Joy Night" from the start to finish,
for Alton Packard. master cartoonist
and humorist, will present his COM
edy musical and cartoon review. Al
ton Packard is essentially cartoon
ist and humorist, but behind the wit
and humor lies good and whole
some doctrine and his audience finds
food for thought in an evening OF real
10y and wholesome entertainment.
Under the Chautauqua pan TINS
course will be given on the season
ticket basis for $2.20 for adults and
$110 Tor children.
Fifty citizens have pledged their
support and cooperation in selling
quota of $50 season tickets, and
these in turn hope for the support
and cooperation OF every citizen
who feels that such a course Is of
permanent benefit to the community
Everybody boost for Chautauqua.