Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-08-09
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM
FOR NEWPORT

Newport last week advance agent TO
the Chautauqua has presented tn
program which bids fair to be mos
attractive one. "The world move
and those who do not move with j
will be left behind" Scientists tel
US modern science is on the thresh
hold of adventure. Educators tell u
of imminent changes in the educa
tional world. Business men tell
business conditions are rapidly chang
ing. Students of government tell u
of inefficiency and extravaganza inth
! national, state and city government
Our president has brought abou
many economic measures but in or
der for them to become effective the.
must be backed by strong public sen
timent.
The Chautauqua will bring thi.
year an authority on science, one OF
national affairs, another on bushes:
and education, and still another OF
international affairs. All of them
/ men who will point the way to Pro
gress. Now is the time as never be-
fore for the open flexible mind.
The program of the Chautauqus
Aug. 21-26, reads as follows:
FIRST DAY
P. M. Ethel Hinton, the girl OF
many dialects. A character imper.
senator, dialect reader and entertain.
| er with Clifford Walker, Pianologuist
| and comedian. :.
Evening. DR.. Ira Hilton Jones
scientist. chemist and lecturer will
give his demonstrated lecture on "a
Study of Vibrations" DIR. Jones
| discusses technical subjects in a clear
crisp concise way. The Radio anC
Wireless is discussed in detail. The
] skeptic is relieved Of all doubt wher
DR.. Jones carefully shows there new
| er has been any conflict between true
science and true religion.
SECOND DAY
A. M. Wallace Bruce Amsbary
poet and lecturer, holds the chair OF
oratory at Armour Institute. With
the soul of a poet and the keen in.
sight of the interpreter, he gives his
famous lecture recitals. In the morn.
ing on "The Singer of The Sever
"Seas" on Kipling.
P. M. watching the World Go On
which deals with Riley. The late DR.
Gunsaulus said "Mr. Amsbary is un.
surpassed in the delineation of inter
| esting and subtle characters and his
| Interpretation of the human SOUL"
Evening. Godfrey O'Hara, the
famous composer and singer, with
two assisting artists, Marion Carley
pianist, and Marie Harcourt, violinist
Mr.. O'Hara, whose compositions
range from popular XXX, Katy
Your Eyes Have Told Me, Tennessee
I hear You Calling Me, The Living
God and There is no Death; will give
song recital on the evening of the
second day. Mr.. O'Hara has beau.
tiful tenor voice with a rare human
| appeal. His songs have been sung
! by Nora Baynes, Marintelli, AL John.
son, Caruso. Frances Aida and others
THIRD DAY
A. M. George Henri LeBarr, 6
| character analysis and vocation Coun
selor, subject: "Why You Are What
| You Are"
P. M. DR.. Frank Loveland vii
give his authoritative challenging ad
dress: americas Battle With Igno
| rance"
Evening. The famous American
comedy "Turp TO the Right" Writer
| by Winchell Smith, produced by Johr
! Golden. It is known as Johns Gold
en- Rule and WinchellSmith's Measure
Produced by a cast of nine, it deals
with the regeneration of an errine
| boy, through the influence of 9
| Christian mother.
FOURTH DAY
A. M. William D. Saltiel. assist.
ant corporation counselor for the city
of Chicago. Subject: Michael Brown
politician. A study of spiritual val.
| roc in ro1iticol life
P. M. Boston Ladies' Brass DC.
tette,. eight experienced musicians
under the direct supervision of Louis
| Kfoepfel, first trumpeter of the Bos.
ton Symphony Orchestra for sixteen
years.
Evening Prelude, Boston Ladies
Brass Octette.
LECTURER: Hon. Quinn O'Brier
Subject: 'The Challenge of the
| New Era Mr.. O'Brien one of the
most eloquent and successful mem.
bers of the Chicago Bal
will deal with international problems
conducting an open forum afterwards
,FIETH DAY
P. M. Concerto, Clair Brookherst
contralto soloist of the Uptown Mar.
BILE Collegiate Church, New York with
AAcl oheIH, pldIllSI. WIN dCCOiHpdHlS
Maud Powell for two years, and Max
| Gegna, cellist, who made the trans
continental 192O-1921 with Tetrazzen
Evening. Sheakespeare's COMEDY
of Errors" by Grace Halsey Mills and
, eleven others.
SIXTH DAY
P. M. Children's Circus Pageant
with Edna Belle Kuhn, ringmaster
| Produced by the local children and
assisted by the Highland Lassies, two
| bagpipers and two drummers.
Evening. Prelude: Highland Las
sizes. Lecture: By an Ex-Governor
| of the state of Ohio, the man who
nominated Mr.. Harding for President
and one of the four best speakers of
the Senate Hon. Frank B. Willis
''The Question of the Hour"
The local officers elected are as fol-
lows: President Aubrey Akin;
Sec. and Treas. Joel BLY,; Asst. Sec
Robert Davis; Elk. Com. M. M. Miller;
Mrs. Elton MCGOWAN and DR.. L. N
Petite.
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