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FIKST DAY.
R'OO Hellcn Keller. World's Most Remarkable Woman. "Preparedness"
! k,:U0- -Concort !:. Cnrmeliny's Old Colonial Hand (10 people).
7:10 IVehujc K. Cnrmeliny's Old Colonial Hand.
SKCOXU DAY.
2:30 Prelude Miv Lewis and Miss Carver.
liOOU'cture Morris 0. Hindus, "Russia of Today."
7:!10 Prelude Mr. Lewis and Miss Carver of Dr. Gunsaulus' Choir.
8:00 Lecture Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus, "Shakespeare, the Great
Modern After Twenty Centuries."
TIIIKD DAY.
2:30 Prelude James Butin and the McDowell Trio.
H:00 Kntertainment Pamahasika and His Pets.
7:30 Prelude .lames Hutin and the McDowell Trio.
Lecture Prof. C. W. Wassam.
FOURTH DAY.
2:30 Prelude The DoKovcn Male Quartette.
3:30 Lecture Geo. Lamont Cole, "The Navajos, Children of the
Desert."
7:30 Concert DoKovcn Male Quartette.
S:30 Lecture Geo. Lamont Cole, "Hefore You, Who?" (Illustrated)
FIFTH DAY.
2:30 Prelude Maud Schcerer Shakcsperean Players.
3:00 Lecture L. G. Herhert, "A Man Anions Men."
7:30 Prelude Maud Seheerer ShakoBpcrcan Players.
8:00 Tho PLAY "Tamine; of the Shrew." Maud Seheerer Shake-
sperean Players.
SIXTH Tflf'l.
-Prelude Sibyl Sainmis-MacD jli.rl':o
-Lecture Sen. E. J. llurkctt, "Govenn
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3:00 Lecture Sen. E. J. llurkctt, "Govenmcnt Ownership of Rnil-
roads."
7:30 Prelude Sibyl Sammis-MacDermid Company.
8:00 Concert Sibyl Sammis-MacDermid Company.
SEVENTH DAY.
2:30 Prelude Kachel's Metropolitan Singers.
3:00 Concert Kachel's Metropolitan Singers.
7:30 Prelude Kachel's Metropolitan Singers.
8:00 Entertainment Ned Woodman, Cartoonist.
EIGHTH DAY.
2:30 Prelude Victor's Florentine Hand.
3:00 Concert Victor's Florentine Hand.
7:30 Prelude Victor's Florentine Band.
8:00 Concert Victor's Florentine Band.
PAMAHASIKA and hs PETS
m UNSURPASSED PROGRAM
Oiir program this year Is wonderfully strong in those elements combining
..,..... .,,vi ,wlu ni3uiii;uc i mm iiiiisuc enjoyment. Two big bands on
th program-one, a letunilns faioritc, and the other a ciiiiiIii favorilv! A
blK seven member musical company prcscmlnB a moat unusual four-nart
iniiKlcul projrrnni in costume Tim Mniriiiinlliimi:. a ,. ..... '
inc. .MiirlM-riiiM; An interpreter of Shakespeare of the very hlulicst rank
aiuml M-iiceror; Ono of the ureatest mnlo quartets nnlbe road-Tlie llelfmeiis;
:L!!?llk,al..0.,;ntor.,f yicc-Profcldontlnl calibre-Sen. i:. j. HurkelJ; A car-
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imitations; tho beautiful music of tho arrilonril Trio; Dr. L. (!. Herbert's
Lecture. "A Man Among Men," (delivered over 1,000 times) 1 rCo e's mar
ye ous h ory of tho discoverv of the homes of prc-hlstorlc Aenirlcans-wonder-ful
illustrations; the spell-bindhiK music of Tom l.cnls and 1'rlseillii Ciner,
tUa-1p )S VlUs l irhi -vV-WSv ,n!'0,ll('? ftml 3UbS ' "Old Favorites."
,i( 1,1. SA.U J.PJ.ItI.Mh'J," Is a brand now play written especially
for he Junior Chautauqua -Intensely Interesting and Instructive To
greatest childrou s program wo have ever attempted, and aH this In addition
to the recular supervised play and storv bours. V
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