Alliance Chautauqua, July
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NOTED GRAND OPERA STARS TO PRESENT "IL TROVATORE" BEAUTIFUL 8CENERY RICH
COSTUMES.
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BESS GEARHART MORRISON.
J Famous Reader and Impersonator Will
Delight Audiences the Fifth
Day of the Chautauqua.
THE SIDLES
RARELY IS THERE FOUND SO MUCH MUSICAL TALENT IN ONE
FAMILY FAMOUS HUNGARIAN VIOLINIST HEADS CCWUPANY.
Hoot Mon! The Kilties World Famous Band
BANDSMEN, PIPERS AND SINGERS BACK FROM THEIR WORLD TOUR SIX THOUSAND CON
CERTS IN TWENTY COUNTRIES FETED AND PRAISED BY ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES.
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3REATEST WOMAN LECTURER
IN AMERICA IS COMING.
Belle Kearney Returns From European
War Zone to Lecture Over Stand
ard Chautauqua Circuit.
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THE "HOBO" PREACHER.
Dr. John A. Gray Assumes the Role of
a Tramp Will Tell the Story
of His Experience.
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The Metropolitan Musical Men
A NOVELTY COMPANY PLAYING MUSICAL GLASSES. CHIMES,
ITALIAN HARP, VIOLONCELLO, OCARINOS AND TEN OTHER
INSTRUMENTS.
DR. L. B. WICKERSHAM, THE
"RETURN DATE" MAN, COMING
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DR. A. M. REITZEL
Polished Lecturer Talks to People
About Every Day Life.
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i 111a 8u-cfat a m Cltuutauqua lecture,
for more llian twenty-flve yearn has
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record U unparalleled. He baa tlt-ltr-ered
over 2.K) paid le tures au.l ape
rial aUUreH-H lit lila Inane state. What
la tbe nieaniui: of audi a ret ordt Sim
! ply that the eope like to hear him
I aud call for him acaln and axaln.
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peg to New Orleans aud fpm New
! York ! San Francisco. He has tilled
! the Urgent numUv of returu eiigage
j mefrta In a limltel time aud territory
of any niau who la now or ever baa
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"PLAYERS AND SINGERS
CHARMING COMPANY PRESENT AN ARTISTIC AND POPULAR
PROGRAM.
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The Original Hawaiian Company
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PLAY NATIVE INSTRUMENTS AND
SING NATIVE SONGS MOST EN
TERTA1NINGLY COMMITTEES
CLAMORED FOR THEIR RETURN.
MUSIC FROM ISLANDS ACROSS
THE PACIFIC TO ADD GREATLY
TO BIG PROGRAM ENGAGED.
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THREE HUNDRED LECTURES TO CROWDED HOUSES
Three hundred lecturta to crowded
houses in the record of t'liuton N. How
ard in his home town of Rochester, N.
V., In the past ten yeurs. ills lecture
have been recognized for more thnn
twenty jeara aa Chautaucjua tlassica.
He has apenred at all tbe llg lade
pendent assemldlea east, west, uortb
aud south and everywhere acknowl
edged "great as an orator, great aa an
eutertainer, great us au instructor and
sincere as tbe prophets of old."
His aubjecta are "Adam ,.ud Eve and
the Baby." "Why God Made a Wom
an," "Well Balanced Folks." Hia Sun
day addresa In tbe afternoon is "Why
Men Should Marry;" at night la "Why
Women Should Wed."
"Howard day" will be the firat day
of tbe Chautauqua.
CLINTON N. HOWARD.