New Ulm review., 1922-06-07
MUSIC PLANNED
FOR C''H|AUTAUQUA
EVER RYTHING FROM COMIC TO
GRAND OPERA. a VERY
EXCELLENT PROGRAM. q. 81
SILVER TONGUED ORATOR OF
THE PLATTE, BRYAN,
WILL BE HERE.

Mo ~ VIC tANCW O1M shIInOIy, 6GdTClIlS
June 16, bids fair to be the best ever
held in this city. The program ar
ranged for these six days is made up
of musical numbers, lectures, plays
and entertainments and will be the
finest that has ever come to the Ar
mory.
The White Meyers Chautauqua cir
cult, who put on the Chautauqua here
last year are in charge Of this years
Chautauqua and promises a bigger
and bigger program than last year.
Chautauquas are the means whereby
smaller towns can enjoy musical talent
and artists that usually make only
larger cities. During the summer
months these artists are at leisure and
take this means of getting before the
public. Chautauquas are therefore, an
education and advertisement to any
town that is fortunate enough to be
able to book them.
Music of High Quality.
Musically, the program this year
seems to be Of a very high standard
The Croatian Tamburia Orchestra
comes the opening day, June is, with
an excellent afternoon and evening
program. Since coming to America
following their appearance at the Paris
Exposition, this company has played
extensively in the larger cities Of the
country. All are excellent musicians
and their ensemble effects are unusually
fine.
The Anderson Ring Duo Co. of Mary
Ellen Anderson and Lui Ring is as ver-
satile and capable a small company as
can be found on Chautuaqua circuits.
The star attraction, musically, win be
Madame Dora DePhillipps, for five
|seasons soprano with the Chicago Grand
Opera Co. Her voice possesses beauti-
Iiful quality and she comes to us in the
height Of her professional career. She
Twill entertain the evening Of June 10.
| OOmlc opera FromIsed.
On June 20 the most popular nulssii-
cal attractions will probably be The
Mascot, comic light opera presented
by the Professor company Of eighteen.
The music is very tuneful and the plot
interesting and amusing. The com
Ipany will be presented by Ralph Dun
bar who has made a good reputation
the last several years with his light
opera company, touring the big cities.
This is said to be the largest company
that is touring the Chautauqua this
summer.
On the last day, June 81, Howard
Russell, The well-known Canadian bari:
tone will entertain with a great vari.
iety Of songs, each type Of which vii
be presented in appropriate manner
and costume. .s
Bryan Still Sways Audiences.
4 On the list of lectures you find vii
liam Jennings Bryan who is a specia
attraction for the New U1m / Chautau
qua. Bryan is coming! Everyone vii
|enjoy this great man. Wherever h,
goes strangers come up to him whe1
in the train or in a hotel lobby
leager to shake hands with him. Hal
LOT them have voted against him ant
are ready to do it again, but no Other
lphb1ic character Of our time ii SO he
i loved by his enemies and tho they hat
1everything Bryan stands for, they can
hate Bryan. Defeat after defeat, dis
4 appointment after disappointment
failures many and conspicuous haVl,
/ been his lot, enough all told to embitte
tany but the most courageous type .
Imam; nothing embitters Bryan, ii
stands for the right as he sees Il
4 Bryan is by all odds the most brillian
orator Of our day, and for a quafte
d century he has held sway owe siie
great audiences.
!, New Ulm is indeed fortunate I'LL
having MI. Bryan here again. M sa
4 All in all this years Chautauqll
j program promises to make an excellen
| impression and the best Of it is hc
i lso much the fine things it promise
Ito bring but with the fine things
81 promises 70 leave. we predict Till
I among the effects remaining will BE-!
klbetter understanding On world affair
il ia quickened aspiration toward ri9h
ousnesA and q deeper response to gle;
music which in itself is refining and
4 permanent delight.
y = Chautauquas are ,lndeniably educ
9 tional. They are for grownups At
children alike. They are fun az ii
= lthe fun Is not the least of TIE i
y fractions, though certainly an attracti,
3 adoWed BY interests far mo
) important:
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