The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1923-05-04
FIVE BIG DAYS
OF EDUCATION
And PLEASURE

The Ellison White Chautauqua AS
sociation opens their five day en-
gagement here Tuesday May Sth
This is the fourth year that this COM
pany has produced a program in this
city
The program for the week is as
follows:
Tuesday Afternoon
Ward Waters and Co.; Childrens
circus planning, Story hour.
Tuesday Evening
Ward Waters and Co.; dramatic
sketches, approximations vocal, pia-
no, and Xylophone solos.
Wednesday Afternoon
Artels Dickson Concert Co.
Wednesday Evening
Concert Prelude: Artels Dickson
Concert Co. Lecture: The Inexcus-
able lie of the century, by Private
Harold Peat. Noted Canadian War
riOr.
Thursday Afternoon
Entertainment: The National Trio.
Thursday Evening
Play Shepard of the Hills! Elias
Day of Chicago, producer. A romance
OF the ozark MOUNTAINS.
Friday Afternoon
Concert Jugo-Slav Orchestra. Us
ing their native Tambouricas.
Friday Evening
Concert Prelude: Jugo-Slav Or
chestra. Lecture Shooting The Coal
by DR.. F. E. Gordon. A lecture on
home and school cooperation.
Saturday Afternoon
Artist Prelude: Ruth Linrud, Harp
ist. Magic Circus: Winslow's Junior
Chautauquans
Saturday Evening
Prelude: Ruth Linrud
Entertainment: Mcdonald Birch,
Magician
Every afternoon will be a childrens
story hour Also at that hour will
be given the work towards the Cir
Gus and the continuation of the chill
drens town. 1t is worth note that
town in Idaho was run for day by
the children of that town who had
received their training in the story
hour.
The Ward Waters Co., have been
appearing on the Chautauqua plat
lOIm lOI oGN6I dl SCooOlAS SINlhS a
program of melody and mirth. The
members of the Company are Fern
Lewis Waters, child impersonator; Mr.
Waters in an impersonator of well
known characters, in makeup. Grace
McNett is the xylophone player and
pianist Each member acts indivi-
dually at times and with the other
members in parts of the program.
The Artels Dickson Concert Co.,
are musicians of the first rank. Mr..
Dickson sings ballads, classics, ne
gro spirituals, and Harry LADDERS
scotch songs Martha Dickson is an
accomplished Pianist. She will fea
ture several pianologues. Alice
Raymond is concert violinist from
New York. Press reports indicate
that she is a real favorite with the
Eastern people.
Harold Peat, the Canadian war
hero, is known to many of the peo-
pie for his bravery in action on the
Western front. He was wounded so
that he was unfit for military SER
vice for the rest of the war so he
took to the platform and from coast
to coast has been doing his bit to
keep the world from another such
calamity.
The National Players will present
two one act plays. In addition to
this there will be pianologues, solos,
duets, and readings. The members
of the trio are: Evelyn Fonda,
F'rancine Drake, and Mr.. Keith Con-
over
The Shepard of the Hills is pres
ented by a company of actors under
the supervision of the famous Elias
Day of Chicago. There are eight
characters in the play The book
Shepard of the Hills is one of the
most widely read of all books. 1t
is a romance of life in the Ozark
mountains of Missouri.
The Jugo Slav orchestra are ap
pearing in their native costums from
southern Europe. Their music is
on their curious tambouricas. They
will sing folk songs of their native
country and of other foreign lands.
DR. F. E. Gordon, who lectures on
the subject of the connection of
school and parent Or home, is called
the Lincoln of the Chautauqua. He
is witty but he has a soundness that
runs thru it that makes the wit all
the more valuable.
Ruth Linrud, the harpist, has been
giving recitals over radio this past
winter in Seattle. This will give
the radio fans a chance to see and
hear the person that was invisible
over the radio.
Mcdonald Birch is magician that
has a surprise for even the keenest
eye. To Catch him is dangerous, as
he is a conjurer of black magic.
Mr.. Ellison of the Ellison White
association will be here in person
during the week for a short stay
and the local director has arranged
to have him appear for a short talk
on the platform.
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