The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-17
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
IS ANNOUNCED FOR
1922 CHkUTAUOUA


secretary of the Richmond chautauqua
is the twentieth assembly and will be
of 10 days duration
1t is expected that the program will
be completed and ready for distribu
ton shortly Announcement has not
been made as to the time set for the
opening of the ticket selling campaign.
Adults season tickets if purchased
from merchants or subscribers, will
cost $3.50, but if purchased at the gate
the price will be $780, Season tickets
for children, from eight to II years
OF age. are listed at ST. while single
admissions are priced at 40 cents for
adults and 20 cents for children
The opening session on Sunday,
Aug. 20 will start with a prelude by
Grossman's orchestra. which will take
the stage at 2:20 o'clock. This will be
followed by an address by one of the
outstanding speakers on the program,
Northumberland Raymond Robbins,
on the subject, rs Christianity Essen
tial to Democratic Civilizations"
Other prominent numbers on the pro-
gram are: the lecture by dorado Taft,
Americas greatest sculptor; an adj
dress by United States Senator James
E. Watson and the grand concert by
the Hadley Concert company.
The program which has just been
completed, is as follows:
Sunday, August 20
2:30 p. m, Prelude, CHEESEMAN'S ar
chestra; $3.50 p. m, address, Lieut-Col.
Raymond Robins, is Christianity Es-
sential to Democratic Civilizations"
1870 p. m, Address, Rev. Charles W.
Whitman, Facing the New Day" $50
p. m, concert, CHEESEMAN'S orchestra.
Manday, August Fl
10 a. m, institute, Arthur D. Rees,
THE Religion of Happiness" II a. m,
institute, Dr. Herbert L. Willett, The
Youth of tn eTwentieth Century," $50
p. m. address. Arthur D. Rees, France
and Her Policies" $50 p. m, concert,
Van Grove Opera company; 1870 p m,
Van Grove Opera Co.; $50 p. m, lee
ture, DR.. Herbert l.. Willett, America S
New Program.
Tuesday, August p
10 a. M, institute, DR. H. l.. Willett,
The Bible and Education" II a m,
institute. Arthur D. Rees, How the Ge-
geography of the Earth Makes Political
and Social Problems" 2:3O p. M, ad-
dress, DR.. Herbert l.. Willett, Some
Educational Ideals" $3.50 p. m, con-
cert Apollo Musical club; 7:30 p. m,
concert, Apollo Musical club; $50 p.
m, entertainment, Gay MacLaren in
Enter Madame"
Wednesday, August %.
1000 a. m.-Institute, Arthur D.
Rees. why Do Wars Begin in the
SPRING. HOO a. m.-Institute, Benz.
y. Burris, The State Program for Eff
ficiency;" 2:30 p. m.-Address, Ar
thur D. Rees, What the Women Are
Making of America" $50 p. M
Concert, Spring Holmes COM
.pany; 1880 p. m-Concert, Smith
Spring-Holmes company; $50 p. m.
Lecture, dorado Taft, America
Greatest Sculptor.
Thursday, August "a.
1000 a. m.-Institute; hoo a. M
Institute, Arthur D. Rees. "a Survey
of Democracy" $50 p. m-Institute,
Arthur D. Rees, The European Polit-
ical Situation" $50 p. m.-Concert,
Yer Haar Concert company; 1880 p.
m.-Concert, Yer Haar Concert COM
pany; $50 p. m.-Entertainment, Jes-
sic Rae Taylor, Makeup Artist.
Friday, August IS.
1000 a. m.-Institute, Arthur D.
Rees, The Inspirational Value of Cur
rent EVENTS" HOO a. m.-Institute:
2:30 p. m.-Institute; $50 p. m.-Con-
cert, Plantation Troubadours; 7:30 D.
m.-Prelude, Plantation Troubadours;
$50 p, m.-Address. Arthur D. Rees.
THE Harding Administration to Date"
(Non-partisan).
Saturday, August 26
$3.50 p. m, program by The Pierces.
entertainers; 1880 p. m, concert. Rich
mond high school orchestra; $50 D.
m, entertainment, The Pierces.
Sunday, August 27
2:3O p. m, prelude, De Sellem- Fol
som company; $3.50 p. m, address. DR..
James NJ. Taylor; 700 p. m. address.
DR.. James NJ. Taylor; 900 p. m, con-
cert, De Sellem-Folsom company
Monday, August %
1880 a. m, Bible hour Rev Chas
W. Whitman, THE Present-Day So
cial Surge; 2:30 p. m, concert, The
Vissochi Trio; $50 p. m, Mallory
Players; 7:30 p. m, prelude, Vissochi
Trio; $50 p. m, Mallory Players.
Tuesday, August 20
1890 a. m, Bible hour. Rev. c. W.
Whitman, Jesus Attitude Toward
Material Things" 2:30 p. m, prelude,
Vissochi Trio; $50 p. m. Mallory
Players; 1880 p. m, concert, Vissochi
Trio; $50 p. m, The Mallory Players
Wednesday, August 80
1880 a. m, Bible hour, Rev. Chas.
w. Whitman, Jesus and Personal Re
sponsibility; 2:30 p. M, Katherine
Oliver Mccoy, Sir James Barrie :
$50 p. m, entertainment, Ward Wa
tiers company; 1870 .. m, prelude,
Ward Waters company; $50 p. m,
address, Mrs. Mabel Guam Stevens,
The Man FourSquare."
Thursday, Aug. 81
1890 a. m.-Bible Hour, Rev. c. w
Whitman, "a Fundamental Element in
Social Democracy; 2:3O p. m.-Pre-
lude, Davies Light Opera Co.: $3.50
p. Mcclure, Mrs. Stevens, Mans
Helpmate-Woman"; 1880 p. m
Reading, Kitty McKaye," Katherine
Oliver Mccoy; $50 p. m.-Comic
opera, Davies Light Opera Co.
Friday, Sept.
1890 a. m.-Bible Hour. Rev. c.
w. Whitman, will the Christian Pro
gram Work in Modern Living?"; 2:3O
p. m.-Prelude, Davies Light Opera
Co; $3.50 p. m.-Reading, THE Little
Minister" Mrs Mccoy: 7:30 n m