Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-15

Martha Gale will present their most
unique Indian entertainment and
lecture entitled Songs and Stories
of the Red Man" The United States
Indian Commissioner declares that
the Gales present the most delight
full and complete reproduction of
Indian music and costumes that he
knows to exist. They exhibit on the
platform a most varied and valu-
able collection of Indian curios
which can be inspected by their au-
dience. Their costume work is most
1interosting and the Indian musical
selections and stories are presented
with a fascinating accuracy.
1t is with no little pride that the
community presents this year 1.-THE
| American Orchestral Quartet" This
quartet is composed of four most
capable musicians on violin, cello,
flute and piano, under the direction
of Miss Nina Spaulding, concert vio-
linist. Their program consists not
only of classical ensemble numbers
played in way to satisfy the most
| popular taste but their solo and duet
| work prove them to have the tech
nique and skill Of natural born must
| clans.
Rebuilding the Towe or Babel" or
THE New Internationalism" is the
title of startling lecture by DR.. Lin
coin a. Writ, famous International
commissioner. DIR. Writ passed eight
Yeas abroad and only recently re-
turned from his second trip around
the world. Last fall and winter he
visited in European and Asiatic
countries and attended the Lausanne
conference. His lecture deals with
The information obtained and o1ser-
vations made on this trip. Dr. WHIT is
most statesman like r~oaker, i'm
pressing every one with his sensible
solution of the tanele in Europe, and
lis statement of Americas place in
the new internationalism.
The famous J. Coates Lockhart and
bis Scotch Lassies will bring a bit
y Scotch TO tone up the fifth day of
ChautauQua. Mr.. Lockhart is one of
the foremost interpreters of Sir liar
+! Ladders songs in this country. His
reputation as a tenor soloist with the
kilties band is universal and he is
likewise popularity known as a most
ST ccessful comedian. Mr.. Lockhart
Is assisted by three attractive Las
SEES whose program on the s2Xo-
phone. violin and piano is full of
melody and delightful reminders Of
old Scotland.
Community has long wanted
business lecturer that would be OF
&C ncrete value to every Chautauuua
town visited. This year the company
has succeeded in obtaining Thomas
i. l.. Henderson. business councillor
and analyst. Mr.. Henderson is one Of
Americas foremost lecturers on busi-
ness subjects. His forceful person.
ality, his mastery of language. his in
sis hit into fundamentals and his abil-
ity successfully to inspire people to
get the best out of themselves makes
his talk unusually effective. He
speaks on "A Personal Inventory" an
address which has held srelbound
Rotary clubs. associations of COM
merce and conventions o every de-
ScriptiOn.
AS a special closing feature of the
ChautauQua Will be presented the
Metropolitan Military band of New
York City under the leadership of
Cmero Castellucci, veteran band
master. The revival of band music
over this circuit last -cason was met
with such universal approval that
another band of equal prestige has
been engaged to satisfy the numerous
requests of committees. 1t is hard to
find a better band master than Cas-
tcllucci for he comes of a family of
banid men and knows not only how
tC pick and train his artists but has
uneXcelled ability to sense what the
public wants and how they want it,
y feature of the afternoon program
VIII be music memory contest"
winners of which will be announced
at the evenings performance The
tands program will include many de-
lishtful numbers featuring saxo-
phone quartet and ensemble medley
numbers never heard before.
The Junior ChautauQua will also
enjoy banner year. Every day will
bring new surprises fo~ the boys and
girls. The brand new games, stories
and special features arranged for the
children's fun festival. break all
precedent and best of all will be the
Junior pageant on the last day of
Chautauqua.