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"Twelfth Night" Sit up- Kdt lntori'Btcd!
Dora Sana (an Maria)- -LAUGH! ii
You have hoard of Lolnnd Powers? Tlio members of this company nrc all
KrnduatOfl from or teachers In lila great LSoston School. Arthur Knchol ,isc
n imi-i ilnrr now liu in ono or llio Krciu nionoioKiaia oi ino iiinuurin. ii
orRnulzi'd, trnlncd, rostumcu, and stnnciB Hponsor lor huh p:rcai pomp.inw
Knough said. Maud Srliccrcx, teacher of SlmkeHpcaronn (t. hcadw the -ornj
jmny. If you want n clenn and wliolcsnmo laupli, frolic thronli the 'onudl
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Tlio Chaut.uiiua plalforni affords an opportunity to present both Hldoa of a
jmbllc iiueBtlcn now doiiiatulliiK Ror'louH eonsldoratlon, throuKh a dobuto bo
iwuun Hon. Carl 1). Thompson, head of thtr Statlbtical Department of tho
.National Socialist Party, and former member of tho Wisconsin Uwlslaturu,
ai man fairly on lire with onthUHlaHin for ImiiKiiil'.y, and lion. Leo Trancls Ly
larger, orator and ".Man of Science" than whom there la perhaps no man of his
se who is more familiar with the facts of Social Science, or has Bono bo pro
foundly Into the causes for tho concentration of wealth.
Tho men aro both patriots, and each or theni is honestly convinced that his
view of Socialism, au It concerns tho United States, offers tho only correct
solution of the problem and their debalo will bo no "Punch and Judy" show,
Init a real undortnUliiR (though full of humor, for both speakers aro masters of
rrparteo)to understand The Perils and Possibilities of Socialism.
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OrKnu Chimes
Versatile! Talented! Harmonious!
KothliiK plcnsps llku tho blending ol
Jour Kood, trained, well-harmonized
Jiinle voices. The MelsterHlnners will
render a prosram which will bo ro
inenfbered as ono of the delights ol
tho Chnutanuun. One of tho greatest
troubles with this ouartet Is said to
lie to keep tho encores within the
'bounds so as not to encroach upon the
itlmo of the attraction following.
llaui you ever said, "Make mo a child
again, just for today?" When Cooke's
day comes on tho Chautauqua you can
answer your own wish. He Is the man
who drew 4,000 boys and girls to heat
hlrn read from Ids own poems. It
they love to hear the "Moo-cow-moo,"
YOU will stiffen your backbone when
he reads, "How Did Wo Die?"
YOU CAN'T AFPOItl) TO MISS IT.
OU MOT THE CHILDREN MISS IT
POPULAB-CLASSY-SATISFYINfc
EttNEST GAM11LE CONCERT PARTY
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Synonyms for tho best and moat ro
cent developments In (duration. Dr
Montessorl la "Tin greatest woman
educator In history." The 3.U00 foci
of moving pictures taken In Rome and
said to be the llnest over shown hi
America, which nho used to Must rata
Ikt few lectures In tho great centers, I
when sho was In this country, aro now
used nml explained by that great lee
Hirer and educator. Dr. IlittiBhcrgor,
tints bringing tho latest word In odu
cation right to our doors, first-hand.
KOUR..A ? A..G-1S-15
THE BOSTONIA SEXTETTE CLUB
UNUSUALLY DEUGHrFUUnELIGHTFUlLYMMHSllflL
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DR. RLHSr.i... vuaWELL
The man who bus made over FOUR
MILLION DOLLARS by lecturing'
And given most of It AWAY! Tin'
pioceedu of the five thousandth do
livery of his lecture. "Acres of Dla
monds," May 21. 1914. at tho Aoadeim
of Music, Phlindolhpla, were ovei
$0,000, and lie received tho title ol
"Dean of the Amorlran Platform"
from tho International Lyceum Asro
elation, as well as a purso of $5,000.
Can you ntford to stay away when
he Is at our Chautnn.ua?
Red Cloud
July 29 to August 5th Inclusive
Chautauqua
UNUSUAL COMHINATION UNUSUAL RESULTS
Each number an artist. Novel and Interesting programs. Hear Mr. SUiats
clarinet solos -masterful phying -"unrivalled" tone production. Mr. Staats
has largest clarinet music library In America, if not the most complete In tho
world, and has studied many of thesj! selections with tho composers, them
selves. Europe and America have heard him with dolinht.
OUR CHAUTAUQUA NOW GIVES YOU THE PRIVILEGE
WIGGAM
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2:TO p. tn. I'relude, Maude yoheerer and HerSliakespearlau Players.
:i:00 p. in. Lecture, Russell 11. Conwcll, "ailver Crown."
7:00 p. in. Red Cloud Concert Hand.
in. I'rel.ule, .Aiaune scueercr ami Her Slinlcospearian Players,
in. The Play, "Twelfth Night," Maudo Soheeier anil Her
Sliala'.speai'ian l'laveih.
FRIDAY, .lULY.'lO
m I'relude, IJostonia Sextet Club, C. L. .Staats, Director,
in. Concert, Hostonia Sexiet Club, C. L. Staats, Director,
in. 1'ieliiile, Uobtouhi Sextet Club, C. L. Staats. Director,
in. Illustrated Lecture, A. E. Wiggani, "Heredity ami Human
l'lojjre.'jb .
SATURDAY, JULY 111
10:110 a. in. School or Health, Miss Hall mid Mrs Mel lit ire.
'J.I10 p in. Prelude, .Josephine DotniiilcU, Irish, Scotcli and Gorman
interpretations.
in. Debate, Carl Thompson vs. Lee V. Lvlmrgor, "Is Social'
ism Deslrablo In the United States?"
in. lied Cloud Concert Uaiul.
in. Prelude, Josephine Dom'.niek, French, Italian and Scandi
navian interpretations.
m. Entertainment, Josoph Roanl, Novelty Entertainer and
Manipulator
SUN'DAY, AUGUST 1
m. Prelude, Melstei singers. Mule Quartet and Organ Chimes.
m. Lecture, Sen. Lafayette Young, "Four Months In the
War Zone".
7:30 p. in. Sscreil Pielude, Mel.stersinger.s(,iiai'tetand Organ Chimes.
S:0l) p. ui. Sacred Concert, Meistersiugers Male Quartet and Organ
Chimes.
Monday, August 2
lotfo a. in -School of Health, Miss Mall and Mrs. Mclntlre.
'J.llu p. in. i'relude, Ernest Gamble Concert Company.
,j p. in. Lecture, Dr. Chas. S. Mwlliury, "Forty Million Young
Folks".
" I p. m. Red Chun) Concert Hand.
iM' p in. Prelude, Ernest (Jumble Cuimoit t?ompnuy.
: .0 p. in. Concert, Ertiesttiuinble Concert Company".
Tuesday, August !1
Ai'.'O a. in School of Health, Mi-s Hall and Mrs Iutlre.
"n p. in. Prelude, The lloydc. Musical Entertainers,
ri.oii p. m. ' ecture, Edmutid V. Cooke, "Pot Luck Willi n Poet."
7;'0 p. in Prelude, The Uoyds, Musical Entertainers.
.0 ii. u Lecture. Dr. W. A. Hunsberger, "The Montessorl Method
uf Education " lllusttated with moving pictures.
Wednesday, August I
'. '!() p. in.- Pi elude, Robert O. Howinan, Miscellaneous Readings.
.'Of p. m. loiicci't, Hugh Anderson Operatic and Concert Company.
i:U' p. i;.-Rfd CI ml Concert Rand. (-
":!K 'j. n ,t .nun. Opera, Hugh Anderson Operatic and Concert
ti inpany, scenes from "Maltha",
at) p in. hi. eituiiin.ent, Robert Dowinan, Clnuactcr Portrayals.
Thursday, August f
I '!() a in. Suiidaj Sebool Rally, condmsted by Paul S. Dietrich.
i:i'J p. in- - l nccr Vletors Florentine Uand.
:i-:ic p. n. -Ltctoie. Paul S Dieirick. "Tho lletter Way".
7:.'!0 p. m. Prelcd , Victor's Florentine Rand.
MU p.m. Concert Viatin'a Floientine Uand.
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A MILLION 1'hUPl-E HAVE PAID
TO HEAR HIM!
Why?
Because he has a Real message nbout
tho progress of the human rare
"Heredity nnd Human Progress" Is tho
most startling, and original lecture ot
modern times. Hotter take the advice
Pros. Huston, of the great South Da
kota Norinnl, gave his students: "II
you haven't tho money to hear Wig
gam's lecture on 'Heredity,'
FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE,
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.ot magic, not deception, but wonder
ful cleverness, trained muscles, deX'
terous lingers, absolute control, light
nlng co-operation between brain and
muscles. Imagine making n tumblei
full of water turn a somersault In a
hoop! Or try balancing a whip sup
porting the limp end on your chin!
For sheer cleverness there Is no en
tertainment on tlio American platform
today which can compare with Rosani.
Spend a delightful and profitable hour
with him at the Chautauqua nnd
TAKE EVERY ONE
OF THE CHILDREN
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OPERATIC AND CONCERT CO. .
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Live, Uncensored News from
the Front
Reliable, First-Hand, Personal, Eye
Witness, Testimony by an Ex
pert, Experienced, aTid Fear
less Investigator
Personal Experiences in Weeding liclglum,
in Longing London, in Patriotic 1'aiis, (
in Hitter llctlin Hospitals, Pria- i
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Grand Opera in costume Hugh An
derson, lending bass In half dozen
Grand Opera Companies, at our Chau
tauqua! Scenes from Martha, glvo
Christinn Mathtoen, lyric high tenor
his favorite part ot "Lionel;" nianch
Gardner, popular Chicago soprano, tho
part of "Lady Harriot," and Esther
Meunstcrmnnn, contralto, noted for
her Interpretative ability, the part of
"Nanny."
THEY SING POPULAR SONGS, TOO.
VICTOR'S FLORENTINE BAND
FROM NEW YORK CITY
There nay bo a Gamule In tho name and an Ernest Gainblo in the Party,
but thero would bo no gamblo in betting 'that this company will pieaso tho
great audiences which will .greet them at our Chautauqua as well as any
attraction wo have over had here. Classic music rendered in a popular way
nnd popular music classically rendered by a company ot artists In lovo with
ihelr work, and In harmony with tholr audience, this Is ono secret of 15
years' success at homo and abroad. If you want to know another reason for
tholr success you will have to hear them, for nothing short of that will glvo
an Idea ot tho beauty ot tho combination ot voice, violin and piano, each
artist tho product ot tho greatest European masters, Gambol wlih GAMBLE.
It has been said of him, "As au 'ar
list,' Mr. Ilowmnn excels In tho only
art really worth while on tho plat
form that of winning his hearers."
To the charm of his personality he
adds raro dramatic ability nnd his
character dollnlatlona are supple
mented by renditions from tho classics
so well done that Dr. McGulre had tn
exclaim: "I llko your Shylock. It la
a great Impersonation. In fact, all ol
your work Is clean, wholesomo and
line." If this Is tho kind of entertain
ment you bellevo In, "clean, whole
some and fine," support our Chautau
qua this summer. SEE DOWMAN.
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Pastor of the Greatest Church in the
Mlddlo West imoinbershlp 3,100);
Chnplain of Drako University; 'Educa
tor, Orator; Man ot World-Wldo Sym
pathy. His lecturo on "40 MILLION YOUNG
FOLKS," will bo a revelation of the
American problems fronting our pub
lic schools. Keen reader of men, with
the heart of youth, his seuso of the
ridiculous is an elevator which carries
him (and his nmllcnco) nbovo the
crushing weight of every serious prob
lem and makes him Its master.
TAKE THE ELEVATOR
WITH MEDDURYI
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Sig. Calefaty Victor organized his hrst band In 1899 with musicians from
Venlco. Ho has since trained others and his mime is a guarantee of'quallty.
Victor's Florentlno Hand, under the direction of Sig. Guarlnl, is ono ot tho
best ho has over sont out. They have ploased In New York City and will hero.
Hdar their entertaining nnd delightfully refreshing concerts at our Chou
tauqua. Tho Bololsts also will pieaso you, BIULLIANT-ARTISTIC-NOVEL.
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