The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-06-09
JULY POPS
CHAUTAUQUA
DATES HERE


the ElisonWhite Lyceum and
Chautauqua association gives promise
of being one qualified to properly Gel
citrate this 1922 season-the tenth
year of Ellison-White service in the
West. The dates for the Leaven-
worth Chautauqua are July 1925 in
elusive
In bringing the much discussed
comedy "Turn to the Right" to this
city, Chautauqua is helping material
ly in fulfilling its mission Of commun-
ity uplift, for, paradoXical as it may
seem, this great play is also power
full sermon that is welding an infu-
ence for good wherever it is given 1t
is the play of plays for American au-
diences-or audiences anywhere, in
fact. 1t strikes home with every
body, for it has to do with the re-
demption of rather wild youngster,
through the fine influence of an old
fashioned Christian mother It's the
sweetest, most wholesome play of a
decade and the Keighley Broadway
Players will give a spledid interpre-
tation of it with an exceptionally fine
cast of players.
The lecture list this year is partic-
ularly attractive, for the names Of
some of the best known and ablest
platform stars of America add the
finishing touches to a program that
literally sparkles with interesting,
worthwhile features. The import
ance and the worth of strong lee
ture list was never more clearly en-
phasized than in the letter from
President Harding written in October
last, calling upon the Chautauqua
lecturers of America to cooperate
with him in the development of a sane
public opinion in America. Ellison
White seem to have caught the spirit
for they are sending a group of noted
men and women, with interesting, in
structive, inspiring, and yet sane,
messages of vital import
Chancellor Bradford's lecture is in
itself noted event. He is one of the
brainiest, ablest and most eloquent
speakers in America, and he vii. give
his great classic of the Chautauqua
platform, "This Way Up" Also
should be mentioned, Arthur Waiwyn
Evans, admittedly one of the lecture
stars of the modern platform. sane,
scholarly, brilliant; Dr. Lydia Allen
DeVilbliss, noted New York phvsi-
clan, is to discuss "The Business oe
Living" and Harold (Private) Peat
will give Introducing Your Neigh
tor," lecture full of sparkling wit
md sound common sense.
The entertainment and musi, list
features some fine attractions that
will make their initial bow to W.T.
ern audiences this season, and which
will undoubtedly win for themselves
the unstinted praise which hes lol-
loved their recital work in the East
Chief among these should be men.
toned the Steelman- Marriner-Taylor
Trio, noted group of Eastern artists;
the New York City Concert Quartet,
one of Americas very finest; TIC
Jugo Slav Tamburicans, a distinct
and most delightful novelty in the o..
chestral line; the Batting Mailer
Duo, entertainers; A. Mather Hill
burn, wig and grease paint artist;
Margaret Garrison, dramatic inter-
prefer.
The electrical entertainment of the
Glenn l.. Morris Company is another
unusual feature which promises to be
intensely interesting. In fact there
are so many good things in store that
it is indeed difficult to pick on any
one attraction for especial emphasis.
A "real" assembly is promised and
the Community Building will indeed
be busy place for six, big joyous
days.