The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-20
CHAUTAUQUA OPENS
ON SUNDAY EVENING
Program Of Series Of Interesting
Entertainments to Be Given
Next Week.


The big brown tent of the Commun.
ity Chautauqua vii arrive late to
night and VIII be up and ready for
the opening programme Sunday even
ing at 1880 when the Syracuse Var.
sity Male Quartet will sing. The
churches will unite together for this
service. which is an extra feature of
the five big days to follow The pro.
gramme FOR the week is as follows:
Monday 2:3O p M-The Arion Eli
tertainers featuring Anne Warner
Baker in cay modelling ventriloquism
and character impersonations. Pearl
Gonser harpist; Charlotte DeYolt.
y.ollnist; Winslow Rouse, boy so
prano of Trinity church, Boston.
Monday evening, s p. M-Prelude
by Arion Entertainers. lecture on the
Labor Problem by Colonel Frank
Evans. comse or t. S Labor Board
and colonel in the British Army in
the late war Gel, Evans was wounded
i've times in battle. decorated for
bravery by Great Britain with d. S.
o. and Order OF the British Empire and
by France atd Belgium.
Tue haS @3o p. M-'fhe New Eng.
landers with Miss Anne Eichorn, one
jf tae leading concert violinists of
Boston and Mrs Florence Haze and
Bertha Morgan, soprano and reader.
Tuesday p. NJ Prelude by New
Englanders Brush the great Magician
OF Mystery, with his company in an
evening of magic
Wednesday 2:3e p M-lnternation
al Concert Party with Harry d New
combe. Canadian Baritone of An
Saints Cathedral, Halifax Nova
Scotia and William Haddon, Swedish
Concert Pianist.
Wednesday p. NJ Prelude by
International Concert Party Strict.
land G lillian. Americas foremost
humorist and author Of "Off again. on
again, Finnigan" in his humorous lect
ure, Just between ourselves"
thursday 2;S0 p. M.--Leeture by
Mother Lake. on The Divine Rights OF
the Child, message for every mother
and father in America.
Thursday i. M-Play night THE
Cinderella Man" in four acts by the
Broadway Payers " Ia special seen.
cry. This was one of Rroadway's big
play successes and was dramatized
lso for tIe screen.
Friday 2;SO p M.-Kiddies after
noon. Pageant by the Junior Chau-
tauqua, "The Cruise OF the Jollity" by
the children OF Bennington, Prince Is
Nacoomee the Indian violinst and her
company
Tuesday s PM.-Prelude Princes
Nacoomee Company Lecture, Up
from Sayagery' by Chief Tahan, an
ndan Chief who was an American
icout in the Indian wars.
II IS essential that everyone pur
'hase his season tickets at once to
help the ocal comm ttee. Tickets
are $3.50 Tor adults and sl:25 for chill
lren for the entire week of enter
tn nments. II Is much better to pur
chase a sea5c1i ticket as single ad
mi $ 'ons are 75c for adults and 4Oc
for children. A ticket booth will be on
Main street in front of Woods Jewel
ry store Saturday afternoon and even.
ing for the sale of season tickets.
Preparat ons are ready being made
for the b.g Red Piper P-Raid on
Monday afternoon at 1880. Every
chld will be in some unique costume
which he will design himself
Three prizes will be given for the best
costume 'Shore will be treasure
hunt for the treasure ships on the
next day and more prizes given for the
lucky finders, then will follow the
Buccaneers Breakfast when ali will
hike to some pretty spot for an early
morning breakfast and then the pag.
cant on the last afternoon will close
a week Of good times for the children.
There will be a story hour Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock and every
morning at inc thefe will be stories
and games, II is necessary that each
child have a Junior ticket for the
sessions of the Junior Chautauqua
and they cal be purchased at the
booth or from the ticket sellers
Children will meet for organization
and rehearsal for parade Monday at
0 q. m.
The line of march for the 7 Raid
Is as fol ows: Form on School. to
Gage. to Stafford. to Main. to South,
to Union, to Silver, to Main. to valen
tine, to School.
Richard Fradenburgh underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
Putnam Memorial Hospital Friday