Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-17
COMING EVENTS
At CHAUTAUQUA
Opera Feature Tonight Sun
day Afternoon Program
Big Bill for Monday

Within the three days hat are left
for the C~hautauqua, some of the cir
cults most talented entertainers Will
perform in the tent at the corner
OF jefferson and Maple streets,
Counting today's there will be five
more performances, m this after
noon and tonight, n tomorrow at
ternoon, an afternoon performance
on Monday and the final perform
ance on Monday night. Atthe close
of Monday nights performance the
circuit will disband until another
season as Perth Amboy is their last
town for this year.
The program for this afternoon
includes a performance by the OPP
| cratic Orchestral Club and a lee
ture by DIR. Jesse II. Holmes. enti-
tied News Headliners-An Inter-
pretation." His will be a lecture
and not q set speech on the happen
ings in the world of today. and a
valuable part of the afternoon will
be the discussion period. which al
ways follows DR.. Holmes lectures.
DR.. Holmes will interpret the news
of today in it's larger and future
significance of tomorrow.
Many people are counting on
hearing it as well as the light opera
The Bohemian Girl" in the tent
tonight. The cast bears the STAMP
| of the Milton Aborn Studios in New
York city and a delightful evening
of musical "reminiscences is prom
Used.
Everyone, whether holding a sea-
son ticket for the Chautauqua or
| not. is invited to attend the Sunday
afternoon meeting tomorrow at
$3.50 o'clock.
The Bohemian Girl Company will
present a program of musical num-
bers there will be a sermon by either
the superintendent or DR.. Holmes.
Miss Dorothy Wilhelm has an
nounced that the pageant THE Jun
ior Holidays is ready for the pre-
sentation IN Monday afternoon. The
cast is made up entirely of local
children whose parents are expected
to witness it at this time.
A program by the singing band,
''The White Hussars," voted eVery
where as the best number of the
week will conclude the week on
Monday night.
Preceding yesterdays afternoon
entertainment the Chautauqua SUI
p~erintendent gave a very interesting
talk on "~War-Why-With Whom
The superintendent is a strict advo-
cate of world peace and brought a
strong message to his audience.
The McGrath-KnoX entertainers
who also gave a short program in
the evening made a decided hit.
Richard and Fred McGrath have
spent their lives experimenting with
the guitar and the results were par
ticularly gratifying. Their repertoire
consisted Of both classical and popu-
lar music and many technical feats
'yere performed. Fred McGrath sans
some of his w amusing compost
lions, Months and Months and
Months" making the greatest hit.
Miss Knox, a very versatile enter
%tainer, gave several humorous read
ings and her songs delighted thu
audience.
Mr.. Mowbray, a finished pianist
did much to complete an altogether
pleasing program.
DIR. Gregory Zilboorg, who was the
speaker last night, was formerly UNI
der secretary of the ministry of la
Dor in the Kerensky cabinet. DIR. Zil-
boorg stands between the extreme
radical Bolshevicks and the reac-
tionary militarists who are working
for the re-establishment of the Rus
sian monarchy. 1t was the conten-
ion of the speaker that ~bloodshed
cannot remedy bloodshed and that
force is not the salvation of force.
More Christianity" more working
with the mind and the heart instead
of the guns are. to Dr. ZilbOorS's
mind, the remedies for the Russian
situation.