The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
THE REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA IN
SKOWHEGAN
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Evening-"The Meanest Man in
the World" comedy with hundreds
of laughs" that played for one solid
year at the Hudson Theatre, New
York, will be given by a complete
cast of players of Redpath standard.
The story of the play deals with a
thing that the American people, above
all others, admire-fair play
FOURTH DAY
A. NJ, Afternoon-This day will be
double header" for Godfrey Nor
gan, the witty philosopher of south
ern California. At ten o'clock he will
raise the question, whats the Use?"
No school boy or school girl, young
man or young woman, can afford to
miss this lecture. In the afternoon
he will discuss Success with Ease
with his droll and characteristic hui
NOR, but at the close of the lecture
all will be convinced that success only
comes to those who are willing to
pay the price.
On the evening of the fourth day
Mr.. Fred b. Smith of the JohnsMan-
vile Co. will give his powerful mes
sage, 1.-The World Outlook"-"Is 1t
Revolution or Is it Brotherhood" Mr.
Smith Isl an able thinker. truly
great orator, one who inspires con-
fidence and world power. He has
just returned from a trip around the
world where he has interviewed the
statesmen of nineteen nations.
The music for the day will be fur
,s,h I,,r ri
The striking grace of the harp and
the rare beauty of its tone is appar-
ent to everyone. The three young
ladies comprising this organization
were under the expert coaching OF
Miss Mildred billing, Americas fore
most harpist.
FIFTH DAY
A. Mon this morning the boys
and young men will be specially in
terested in hearing talk by the
fastest runner that ever lived,
Charles William Paddock. Subject
1.-THE Spirit of Sportsmanship." Here
is, boy who has applied the common
sense rules of health. exercise and
clean life. He is the ideal of the
young American of today. He holds
twenty-three world records and some
of his titles are Olympic Champion
World Champion, French National
Champion and Champion of the
Swedish French-American Olympics
University of Southern California
Afternoon-"Well Dressed on a
Moderate Income" will be the sub
ject of an unusual lecture demonstra-
ton conducted by Miss Evelyn d
Hanson of the Art Institute of Chi
cago. With the assistance of six
young women, Miss Hansen points
out the lines and style of dress and
color combinations that are suitable
to different types. A prelude will be
given by the Victor Herbert Musical
Comedy Orchestra.
Evening-Victor Herbert's Musical
Comedy, when Sweet Sixteen" will
be the big entertainment event OF
Chautauqua week, presented by a
company of thirty light opera and
musical comedy artists. The music
is entertaining, the song hits are
many and the story is a good comedy
SIXTH DAY
Afternoon-The greatest special
program yet for the boys and girls !
performing cats, monkeys, dogs,
Pamahasikas wonderful collection OF
doves and macaws. and even a little
pony. They do all kinds of stunts.
Prof. Pamahasika also gives an edu-
cational and interesting talk demon
strating the value of kind treatment
of domestic animals.
The music on the last day of Chau-
tauqua will be presented by Miss Lee
nora Ferrari and Miss Eva Upton of
Boston, piano accordion players
They might be called a band or an
orchestra, judging by the effects pro-
duced on their remarkable instru-
ments.
Evening-On the last evening the
climax of the program will be reached
hy new address by Dean Edward