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Chautauqua
Announcement
1926 REDPATHS CHAUTAUQUA
WHICH OPENS HERE APRIL
18TH; CONTINUES FIVE DAYS.

The sparkling American comedy,
"Applesauce," Vierra's Hawaiians IN
the spectacular musical production,
IAN Evening in Hawaii" Colonial
Harp Ensemble Company featuring
The Shepherds Dream" lectures by
such headliners as DR.. Hilton Ira
Jones and Wherahiko Rawei--these
are among the exceptional attractions
which will appear here at the big
1926 Redpath Chautauqua which
opens April 18th, and continues for
five days.
The program will be launched on
the first afternoon with popular
concert by the College Singing Girls,
five young ladies who will delight
their audience with the spirited rem
dition Of their widely varied program.
Followng a concert by this company
at night, DR.. Hilton Ira Jones, noted
scientist and lecturer, will deliver a
nopular and informative lecture,
"Science and the Future" illustrated
with interesting platform demonstra-
tions,
On the second afternoon, following
n prelude by the Colonial Harp En-
sernble Company, Lester M. Stearns,
popular dramatic lecturer, will pre-
sent his unique lecture-recitai,
Shakespeare and Life"
1.-The Shepherds Dream, original
musical production, is the feature
number of grand concert presented
by the Colonial Harp Ensemble Com
pany in the second night. This pro-
duction is charmingly portrayed
idyll of Arcadia, produced with spe-
cial costumes and scenery and en-
HANGED by novel lighting effetcs. In
addition, a concert program is given
featuring the music Of the harp. ms
is one of the most distinctly ENJOY
able numbers on the entire Chautau-
I qua program.
A novelty concert given on the
third afternoon by the Faubel Enter
tainers will feature costumed
sketches, character representations
and instrumental numbers both clas-
sic and popular.
The smashing Broadway comedy
success "Anplesauce, will be given
| on the third night by a cast of New
| York actors organized especially Tor
the Redpath Chautauqua.
The fourth afternoon brings to
Chautauqua a delightful entertain
meyt in the grand concert to beg
given by the Betty Booth Concert
! Company, group of genuine artlsS
whose reputation in the concert fleH
is outstanding
At night this popular company will
feature an original operetta, "A
Masters Birthday based upon the
life of Franz Schubert, the great
composer. Beautifully sung, accu-
rately cOstumed and artistically pre-
scented, this opcrctta achieves notable
charm. Also,o on this same night,
Wherahiko Rawei, Polynesian racon-
teur, will present his fascinating lee
ture entertainment, Uncle Sans
Samoan Islanders" portraying, in ma
tive costume and amid a ltroplca
stage setting, the arts. crafts folklore
and tunful music of these pictures
que people of the South Seas.
On the fifth afternoon, following a
concert by Vicrra's Hawaiians, Anna
Dickie Olesen, first woman candidate
for United States Senatorship from
Minnesota, will give her vitality inter-
csting lecture, Opportunity"
On the last night Nlerra's naval
ians present their spectacular musical
production, "An Evening in Hawaii"
featuring the enchanting and lang
urous music of Hawaii, in the cos
tunes and setting of this little nara
disc of the Pacific, IAN Evening in
, Hawaii" is one of the most popular
and entertaining features ever pre-
scented to Chauta NQua audiences.
Three unique entertainments for
children, each to be presented ON
| different day, will be given in hddi-
ton to the regular programs for
adults. The Faubel Entertainers will
give clever musical and impeIsona-
tive program. Ralph Gordon, car
toOnist and impersonator, is always a
favoritc with his small patrons. John
Mangels. the jolly clown, comes all
the way from Paris to thrill the chill
dren with his marvellous Juggling.