Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12
v0SE REFLECTED CHIEF BOOSTER
REDPATH CHAUTAU0UA Cl]ARANT0RS

At a meeting Of the WatervilIe
guarantors of the Redpath .Chautau.
qua which will be in this city Aug.
S1-Sept. 6, asst evening at the Cham
per OF commerce rooms, George Vose
was re. elected chairman and chief
booster" OF the association for the
year or 1928. Ora Meader was cleo
Tea treasurer and Mrs. F. M. WAL
lace secretary. Mrs. Winifred r.
Cook, field organizer for the Rednath
CnautauQua was present and gave all
a definite outline of the program as It
runs for this year:
First Day
Afternoon - The famous Dunbar
Male quartet and bell ringers.
EVenlng-Sidney Landon, interpre-
yer, humorist and scholar will pre-
sent striking representations of well
known literary men, with short Sc
lections from their works.
Second Day
Arternoon-Charles D. Isaacson ~
New York, will lecture on Face to
race With Better Music"
Evening-On the second evening Of
CnautauQua Will be presented the
srsatest musical event ever under.
saken on any Chautauqua platform
ar proauction or the well-known opera.
Third Dav
Acknowledging by D. Thor.s
Curtin Of Boston, CORRESPONDENT for
London Times during the war. Sub.
Ject' Whats the. Matter With Eu-
Evenlng-"The Meanest Man in
ne ., w ORD" comedy with hundreds
OF laughs" that played for one solid
year at the Hudson theatre, New
ork' viii be given by a complete
cast or players of Redpath standard
Fourth Day
Morning, Afternoon-This dav will
ne double header" for Godfrev
Morgan, the witty philosopher Of
southern California.
EVen1ng-Fred B. Smith of the
JOINS Manville Co. his subject will
be The World Outlook, Is 1t Resolu-
.ion or Is 1t Brotherhood ?"s, Mr.
smith has just returned from a trim
around the world interviewing the
statesmen of 10 nations.
Inc music for the dav will he FIR.
hisheu py the New York Harp Trio.
Fifth Day
A. Mon this morning the hove .rd
Young men will be specially Interested
IN nearing talk by the fastest run
ner that ever lived" Charles William
PADDOCK Subject, 1.-THE Spirit of
craftsmanship"
Afternoon-"Well Dressed on a Mod
crate Income" will be the subject of an
unusual ecture-demonstration con-
Quoted by Miss Evelyn D. Hansen of
the Art Institute of Chicago, With
the assistance of six young women
MISS Hansen points out the lines and
style or dress and color combinations
that are suitable to different types. A
preluoe Will be given by the Victor
Herbert Musical Comedy Orchestra.
EVenlng-Victor Herbert's musical
comedy when Sweet Sixteen" will be
the big entertainment event of Chau-
tauqua week. presented by a company
or 30 light opera and musical comedy
artists.
Sixth Day
Afternoon-The greatest special pro-
gram yet for the boys and girls! Per-
forming cats. monkeys, dogs. Pama-
hasika's wonderful collection of doves
and macaws, and even a little pony.
The music on the last day of Chau-
tauqua will be presented by Miss Le-
nora Ferrari and Miss Eva Upton of
Boston. piano accordion playes. They
might be called a band or an orchestra,
judging by the effects produced on
their remarkable instruments.
Evening-On the last evening the
climax of the program will be reach
ed by a new address by Dean Ed
ward Amherst OFT, specially prepared
for the 10th anniversary program of
the Redpath Chautauquas in New
York. At the request of the manage
ment this address has been prepared
with the hope that it will be a def
mite contrib ution as an inspiration
to communities which are ambitious
to effect something definite to key
up their business, moral and social
life.
The morning programs will be
departure from the plans heretofore
followed and will present something
new and inspiring. On two mornings
experts will conduct for both adults
and children, classes and demonstra-
tons in art and handicraft work for
the home. This is subject which is
now receiving much attention by the
extension departments of the great
universities. Then, as previously
stated, the young men and boys will
be specially interested in hearing a
talk by the fastest runner that ever
ived,"-Charles William Paddock, on
another morning.