Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-27
Cbautauqua Dates
Near at Hand
e.. Program Promised by Mutual
rlwsu Bureau for Hurleys
Chsutauqua Beginning
July 10.

The Mutual Elwell bureau, which
,,ssepted last years Chautauqua
progrsm in Hurley, has again been
boobed for this city and will put on a
ryooram which, it is claimed, is far
superior 10 that of last summer.
A. idea Of the various attractions is
10 be had in the following COM
munication from the bureau:
oTo Our Chautauqua Friends:
1.-THE seasons come and go and so
does Chautauqua. With every re-
mrn of spring and promise of sum-
mer come intensive activities in pre-
variations for Chautauqua, just as
The whole nature seems to put on
her new dress and enter fresh up
on life.
while we have not been idle dur
ng the past months, for we have
been busy bringing together the fea-
lures Of another great program for
YOUR enjoyment this summer, yet
we are now speeding up our efforts
and bringing things to a focus for
what we think is to be one of your
best Chautauquas.
Each year we have told you of
the splendid program which was
awaiting you, and we submit to you
the question: Has it not been so?
Well this year we are telling you
the same, and we will not disappoint
you For instance:
In Music are bringing to
your town a Prima Dona of the Me-
trOpohtan Opera of New York and
one Of the Chicago Civic Operas
greatest star eOntraltOs, Frances In
gram, known from coast to coast
and across the water. A seat at
one Of her concerts usually costs
more than you viii be asked for
season ticket.
Dorothy Bell is another star. For
two years she has been solo harp
est, under direction of Frederick
Stock, in the famous Chicago Sym
phony Orchestra. Have artists of
THIS class been common to your
town? Then there is the Stearns-
Taylor Trio whom we shall not try
TO describe, but for whom we are
perfectly willing to stand before you
IN judgment after you have heard
lhem George Smith, Concert Bar
Itone, and wife, splendid musicians;
Adelaide Jones, Soprano, in songs
and arias Last but not least. the
Ofoatlan Tamburica Orchestral
Whole show in itself. Though ia
nous Tor their attractive and unusu-
aiiy line music, they are often call
ca, The Minstrels of the Balkans.
IN Leetures-We are bringing
,aa' Well-known platformist, DR..
FRANK Lafayette Loveland. He
was ior years a pastor in the largest
a. cues OF the Middle and Western
states, but for the past ten years
I ,a devoted has time largely to the
.ss,ure held and travel. A big man
Ni'n master thought which will
prove to be one of the big things
On this big program.
on the second day of Chautau-
qaa Prot. L. H. Beeler, formerly
S Cn OF chicago Teachers Training
college will speak twice. He is
~ NOV President of the North Dakota
"ofmal College He has had a large
experience ~ in the training Of teach
, ~ and Is an earnest, convincing
-ps "a and broad thinker.
i. 0eofge Smith was for sometime
w Sr5 genial announcer at station
r ghDh at Edgewater Beach Hotel
s sa,.sg0' he has a large acouaint,
s ~ with radio and radio neonIe
ny NV VIII let you into some interest
the - an An'eF'ainment-As usual on
Sis Ihlrd night we shall present a
~ pay with full cast Of trained
pso ~ professional actors, scenery and
bs esp Turn to The Right has
s,o selected as presenting m nrs
other play that which is