Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-07-18

The Chautauqua sessions closed
Wednesday evening with most sue
cessful presentation of Edward A.
Poultons success. Her Temporary
Husband" by the Berkley Players.
The Chautauqua program has pre-
sented good five day program
which of course could not have al.
ANDY Beshore or a troup OF Berk-
ley Players every day but which has
presented many high spots of high
ly commendable entertainment.
In the play Her Temporary Hus-
band" one part stands out as first
class and presented young actor
of unusual ability. Mr. Harold
Gliding in this part plays the part
of a senile invalid of rs years and
marries the girl he loves. He Is
supposed to die in three months and
his effervescing pep gets him into
some awful tangles but with the aid
of the nurse in which character Miss
Lemming does some splendid work
anu 10 uttldIeu ny u De tIe
cleverest character in the play. he
succeeds in winning the love of HI.
pretty young wife and becomes not
temporary but the permanent hus-
band much to the chagrin of her
snobby bethrothed. a character also
well acted.
Miss Della Wetherhog plays the
part OF the pretty young wife. a
part well played and very well fit
ted to Miss Wetherhog's dainty per-
sonality, while Mr.. Hill makes
splendid NJ. d. in his part.
Mrs. Taylor T. Marshall who de-
livered splendid address on the
third afternoon session drew a large
audience. especially of women who
We're anxious to meet and hear one
of their own sex who has won un-
usual distinction as a lecturer. Mrs.
Marshall is woman who has
studied her subject. THE High Cost
Of Ignorance" from every detail and
Is able to present splendid array
OF facts and figures on her subject
In appearance Mrs. Marshall is just
q handsome home woman and that
she truly is because before attempt
ing her lectures before other home
,lskers Mrs. Marshall had the honor
Of being herself one of the most sue
ccssful OF home makers and
mothers. Her address was plea for
education. not just book learning
bat education that will lit our chill
dren to become better and greater
Americans.
Andrew 8. Beshore was probably
the most popular lecturer present
Cd. Things Not for Sale" was the
subject OF his highly entertaining
and enlightening address. He Ia a
nan with . vivid attractive man
ner in his speaking and the moments
between his facts are filled with
snappy wit and humor. His ad-
dress showed . big love and vast
knowledge Of mere humans and
their ways. The things which brine
the greatest wealth but which are
often overlooked are Mr.. Beshore's
Key TO eternal happiness.
For the Children the most anus
ing program OF the session vas the
rsGic OF Poluhai vhs presented aa
unusually good program OF tricks
s.oug with which As told clever
stories and jokes and got aequaint-
ed with all the kids Hia driving Of
the car through the streets while
biindfolded was an exciting climax.
accompanied BY the two women Wit
had written and secreted . letter
he found the letter through mind
reading. He also gave some spiea-
I'D tests Of mind reading At the
evcninE session and explained the
psychological Significance Of the
r"'.nce through which he hopes to
r'akc blind children see coiors and
lrht.
The Maids O. Dundee and scotty
y c0resor presented q lively musi.